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it's his voice, it's warm and deep plus he's a really good right hand man to the male lead🥰

honestly xie wu is so fine too...

i agree that the female lead actually gets elaborate and choreographed fight scenes as opposed to the male lead. i'm only on episode 36 though, so i'll see for myself how his scenes are

in my opinion, the show does have a strong focus on the female lead, and i would argue that she fights more than he does ngl. we definitely see her abilities more than his

i think my comment is pretty clear lol - i said voice, not content.

grand tutor li has such a discomforting voice, i hate when he opens his mouth yikes

i'm so tired of that fuckass filter that is now slapped on to every actor'face these days. i want real skin, abolish the blurred filter now

i hope they change the poster ngl

finally decided to rewatch, and yep i'm still obsessed with them, ep1 hit like crack i love life

try "blossom"; it's the same director :)

Li Huai An is sooo fine, what a beautiful man ugh

ep28 and chang yu's goodbye letter cracked me up, she's so funny🤣🤣

the second couple wouldn't be so bad if the female lead's friend wasn't acting like a child... makes the age gap way more apparent than it already is... geez

i honestly love the gritty arc after ep15/16, the show got even better now

certainly not!

on ep20, and once again qi min needs to die

the first ~15 episodes have a slice of life village arc, which is important to establish affective ties between us, the viewer, and all these characters... i'm on ep16 and i think the more political parts of the drama are starting to become more prevalent, but i am excited because it's about to get JUICY!

i would definitely recommend the drama though :)

i've been watching this at a snail's pace (plus getting distracted with a different show), and idk WHY because i just watched ep16 and it was SO good !

not yet!

haven't met him yet, almost want to keep it at that but i'll continue ep12 haha