For a while I was feeling cold watching a sickly XZ always sitting with his windows open in winter. After episode 7, I wonder if this was a deliberate detail to hint at his trauma from what happened when the window closed.
alright there's so many comments about whether is ZLH dubbed or not and I'm started to doubt it, too 🤣 to me…
He is dubbed, it's listed in the ending credits. It's the same voice actor as his other roles in LBFAD, TAC, TPR and FSM. I believe it's also the same voice actor in FIT. So he's basically the go to voice actor for ZLH lol. I remember his rhinitis was pretty bad during the filming of this drama and he was probably too busy to have fit in time for his own dubbing in post production.
Congrats TBT for landing in the top 5 of Yunhe Data's list of dramas with effective long-tail airing effect, meaning there are still many watchers replaying the drama or watching for the first time months after it has ended. The top 10 list is as follows:
Yunhe Long-tail Average Ranking in 2025 (as of August) 1. Drifting Away 2. Moonlight Mystique 3. Under the Skin S2 4. Flourished Peonie P1 5. The Best Thing 6. Legend of Zang Hai 7. The First Frost 8. Guardians of the Dafeng 9. The Demon Hunter’s Romance 10. Love Song in Winter
Drama goods and souvenirs sold have also surpassed 3.54 million RMB (nearly half a million USD).
He's definitely sad. He was so interested in this show. I remember the way he explained his character in his interviews.…
And some people don't understand what we mean when we say he is abnormally quiet is not talking about his typical drama promotional posts, which he is obligated to do. We are referring to his fan interactions on his super topic or replies to fans' comments. He is usually very active with this during other drama's airing. During Love's Rebellion's airing, he even posted a photo of himself watching that drama during lunch break. Ironically enough, it was while filming OG. He didn't even mention JQX at all in the livestream today. When TBT was airing and he did a live, that was immediately what the host brought up to talk about. Anyway, we are just shedding light on something that is obviously affecting audience's perception of his character's portrayal on screen so everyone can be aware. ZLH's fans aren't trying to spread propaganda and hoping this drama fails. Why would we when it's something he expressed love, anticipation, and worked hard for. But when that love and hard work is being trampled on, are we supposed to quietly accept the mistreatment? Btw, I'm just responding to you because this is the relevant thread, I don't want to start a million different ones to make my point just because others disagree. If anyone would like to debate then please politely do so to me, instead of making snide remarks about us under different ones to refer to our dissents.
He's definitely sad. He was so interested in this show. I remember the way he explained his character in his interviews.…
As someone who has been following him consistently on weibo everyday since MJTY, I can confirm he is abnormally quiet this time while a drama of his is airing.
It's not doing well. As of episode 16 the average playback volume on Yunhe per episode is only 8.45 millions.…
The 17/18 you’re talking about is the daily views per that episode that has just aired. The average tallies those dailies to determine the final number after the hot broadcast period is over. That’s why I said it will need to pull in 25-30 daily if it wants to increase its average by the end. Anything averaging below 15 mil is considered a flop by cnetz. It’s TFF.
I just read a post on weibo, they’re saying this drama is not doing well in China and it’s quite a flop??…
It's not doing well. As of episode 16 the average playback volume on Yunhe per episode is only 8.45 millions. For comparison, the last modern drama with romance that was considered a hit, not even explosive, had averaged 22.51 mil by its 16th episode.
For a relatively well known IP, produced by a famous production house, this number is not ideal. The highest views it's gotten so far is 18 mil with episode 16. If it wants to pull its average up by the end of the hot broadcast period for data collection it will need to garner upwards of 25-30 mil per episode. I really doubt that will be the case with only 8 eps left to go and fast track coming.
For anyone who doesn't know, Yunhe playback volume is what majority of cdrama netizens use to measure a drama's airing success.
I am loving the show but after their "problem" Im starting to get annoyed about their little interactions. I dont…
She does apologize to him and is one of the few cdrama fls who always takes initiative first when it comes to kisses and affections after they start officially dating. The reason why HSY doesn't hold it against her is because he knew the reason from XY why she rejected him, so they couldn't really make him being mad at her about that another hurdle to get over.
I am on episode 6. Can someone tell me how did he(He Suye) know that she(Shen Xifan) broke up with her boyfriend?!…
It is a mistranslation that iqiyi is refusing to correct. He said, "You're feeling so down. Are you still reluctant to break up?" thinking YH is still making her cry but she's still with him.
Yunhe Long-tail Average Ranking in 2025 (as of August)
1. Drifting Away
2. Moonlight Mystique
3. Under the Skin S2
4. Flourished Peonie P1
5. The Best Thing
6. Legend of Zang Hai
7. The First Frost
8. Guardians of the Dafeng
9. The Demon Hunter’s Romance
10. Love Song in Winter
Drama goods and souvenirs sold have also surpassed 3.54 million RMB (nearly half a million USD).
For a relatively well known IP, produced by a famous production house, this number is not ideal. The highest views it's gotten so far is 18 mil with episode 16. If it wants to pull its average up by the end of the hot broadcast period for data collection it will need to garner upwards of 25-30 mil per episode. I really doubt that will be the case with only 8 eps left to go and fast track coming.
For anyone who doesn't know, Yunhe playback volume is what majority of cdrama netizens use to measure a drama's airing success.