Fu Sheng, Fu Sheng, Fu Sheng .... He's crazy indeed. How can he touch a girl's face, hold and compliment her,…
It made good comedy, but it's gonna be an uphill battle for Wen Jue π totally different from Chu Chu's situation cause Xiao Jinyu was pretty much intrigued by Chu Chu since ep 1 and was protective of her ever since, while Fu Sheng just friendzoned Wen Jue. At ep 13/30 there's no indication he likes Wen Jue πΆ
Episode 7 RAAAAHHH all the fEELS-π¦ π¦ π¦πππ
Wen Jue and Fu Sheng have such a wholesome moment π₯Ή She just giggled so naturally when he fell ππ€£
Then the transition to him losing control of his imagination π€£ Only NOW does he think he's crazy huh?! π€£γ(shoutout to the scriptwriter for thinking of giving us scenes of his thought processes)
I've seen Yuan Bingyuan (FL's actress) in My Sassy Princess so I gave this one a shot. I loved her innocent portrayal of Xuanji. Enjoyed her chemistry with the ML too and would've wanted more 'peacefully happy scenes' between them than the angst we got in the second half but what can we do about it since this is a xianxia π€£
What also stood out to me is Linglong's actress' portrayal of a victim of kidnapping/SA. Felt really bad for her.
As frustrating as the villains were, the dad was surprisingly frustrating to me cause of how useless he was despite having such a 'regal' and fatherly aura π γthen again all the older sect leaders/elders were useless in this π€£π€£
Cover poster is really gorgeous. Didn't care about the wings much until I knew why they were there. π
Okay. What's that enunch' obsession with moustache and dressing up? He is always putting some fake beard on or…
From what I understood, since he's a palace eunuch, he was castrated before puberty. Puberty is responsible for facial hair. So his obsession for facial hair shows his desire to be more than a eunuch, or a general longing for the manliness he never developed. I thought it was a clever quirk that made his character more memorable haha.
The trailer looks pretty good. I'm trying to keep my expectations low though cause I really loved the couple's progression in Melody of Golden Age (esp that confession scene!!) and I don't know if this will be just as good.
no none! everyone is very loyal to eachother in a very romantic yearning kind of way! there is an annoying antagonist…
Just started this last night and I'm already on ep 33 lol (watching on average Γ2 speed cause im too impatient) rahhhh xuan ji and si feng are so cute π₯Ή
This was good in terms of the background story being central to the plot (with some minor plotholes/forced plot twists at the end). I'm not usually a fan of flashbacks being overused but here, the pacing was meant to involve the past timeline as much as the present timeline (with the past timeline being more important lol).
I also think that Qu Sangeng, as the supposed ML, was way outshone by young Lu Zhi and Song Chen, and I'm not sure you want your main characters outshone or becoming less relevant (unless that's what you were going for?).
For Chi Historical dramas, try New Life Begins. I think it was one of the 1st historical dramas Iβve watched…
I've seen Wrong Carriage Right Groom, it was cute. Not that interested in the plot of New Life Begins. Haven't seen the modern dramas you mentioned since I'm not really a fan of modern dramas but I might watch Never-Ending Summer when it airs.
It does match with the novel name more closely. But generation to generation makes sense since the story is focused…
Thanks for the spoiler-less explanation! I preferred A Decade of Nightscape Lights cause it sounded more unique but Generation to Generation does roll off the tongue better and is not unrelated to the story anyways
I honestly didn't think I expected much (just looking for a fantasy cdrama to pass the time) but 13 episodes in, I don't know if I want to continueβ¦
Pros: - Effects - Some cinematography - Casting - The cute end credits (lol)
Cons: - Mostly the script/plot direction: --The comedy is really jarring a lot of times --The pacing/continuity feels off, there's been flashbacks every 20 minutes every episode, so this is not something binge-able unless you want to watch a rinse-repeat sob story feat. diff. characters every few episodes
I didn't understand why it was taking me a while to get into this until I saw a comment on iQIYI saying "there's too many filler arcs" and I was like, 'That's it!'
In other words, it feels like an episodic type of shounen anime which I've outgrown.
gotta write down her lines about her dad cause they were so sweet π₯
Then the transition to him losing control of his imagination π€£ Only NOW does he think he's crazy huh?! π€£γ(shoutout to the scriptwriter for thinking of giving us scenes of his thought processes)
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I will already cry if anything happens to our Wen family. πππ π©·π©·π©·
What also stood out to me is Linglong's actress' portrayal of a victim of kidnapping/SA. Felt really bad for her.
As frustrating as the villains were, the dad was surprisingly frustrating to me cause of how useless he was despite having such a 'regal' and fatherly aura π γthen again all the older sect leaders/elders were useless in this π€£π€£
Cover poster is really gorgeous. Didn't care about the wings much until I knew why they were there. π
I also think that Qu Sangeng, as the supposed ML, was way outshone by young Lu Zhi and Song Chen, and I'm not sure you want your main characters outshone or becoming less relevant (unless that's what you were going for?).
Binge-worthy but not rewatchable for me.
decade means 10 years. generation is less specific. but it was the nightscape lights i found unique.
Happy watching!
Pros:
- Effects
- Some cinematography
- Casting
- The cute end credits (lol)
Cons:
- Mostly the script/plot direction:
--The comedy is really jarring a lot of times
--The pacing/continuity feels off, there's been flashbacks every 20 minutes every episode, so this is not something binge-able unless you want to watch a rinse-repeat sob story feat. diff. characters every few episodes
I didn't understand why it was taking me a while to get into this until I saw a comment on iQIYI saying "there's too many filler arcs" and I was like, 'That's it!'
In other words, it feels like an episodic type of shounen anime which I've outgrown.