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Xiao Yan n Xun’er grew up together since young and while they watched out for each other their relationship until the end S1 were still like siblings, at least on Xiao Yan’s part. In the novel eventually Xiao Yan realised that he loved Xun’er and married her. In S1 Xiao Yi Xian definitely got more romantic chemistry and quite a lot of screen time together with Xiao Yan but if S2 follows the novel they will drift apart

Agreed with that mentioned earlier that important thing is TLB won some awards n will hopefully win more awards before the year is up. That will raise its popularity internationally. As to why it is not so popular in a China, well there are a lot of factors and combinations of them and perhaps we will never understand fully but it doesn’t matter. Hope TLB will take on the international stage. Btw I was wondering if it has been nominated for any other upcoming awards?

So they have moved to Guizhou but so far not much info - how I wish the producers could share even just a few photos from the booting ceremony. Guizhou is so scenic I can imagine the photos - beautiful people with beautiful scenery

I also could not understand why many were raving about HD. I felt he was a robot that followed others instructions right until the very end. Nothing very remarkable.

Agreed fully with your last paragraph. My two top wishes for Chinese dramas are that they would not always revolve around the revenge theme and there would be minimal love triangles. I must say TLB fits my requirements very well plus provided a meaningful story line.

I liked The Rise of Phoenixes . The ML and FL watched out n supported each other despite their conflicting background.. The beginning was a bit slow but the drama stuck with me a long time after it ended. You can say Long Ballad weaned me from TROP, LOL.

Such an interesting but so suitable description of their scenes together. There will be plenty of impatient fans waiting for the drama to air.

Looks like it. They r both so cute n funny

According to some Chinese forum, the director said in the interview something along this lines - "Ming" represents an unfulfilled dream , so Ming can be male, female, even inanimate, for example an ambition that was not achieved.

Such great CP! I can't wait to watch it.

I know exactly what you mean. I took months to recover but comfort myself they had a happy ending together in the original novel. Now I’m also wiser - before I start on a historical chinese drama I check if the ending is happy.

It's confirmed he's injured but just minor injury, get well soon wu lei!