Moonstruck

Yep, I haven't seen her work before but looking forward to it. I guess sometimes we have these 'what if' pairings in our head. Been dropping too many dramas lately, hope this one is good 🤞

I'm not a hater and this is a free board. I never said anything rude or offensive but simply made a remark.
It's people who make a big deal out of harmless comments like this, are the ones who are the problem. Not everything has to be taken negatively.

Feeling bummed after having read that this was supposed to be LuSi. I feel robbed from seeing LuSi-FeiYu pairing, given all that is happening, I don't know if we'll ever get to see them together on a good project. 🥲

I just started it, and can someone partially spoil please? Until when is she gonna pretend to be a man? I know it's the main plot but tbh it ruins the immersiveness. Reminds me of Reba in TLB where it's just not believable, like you have to be blind not to notice.

I like that he was more buff there. After that, he stayed skinny

I'm ashamed to admit I'm here because of those red flag scenes with Miles Wei. Is he a villain here? Is he the ex-husband referred to in the season1 synopsis?

He does, though I find him rather too skinny there 😭

Yes, Xie Wei is his best character. But visual wise, I think he looks the best in Journey to You.

Tbh, I prefer LingHe on costume dramas. He looks so good with the long hair and robe compared to when in modern dramas

Still 2015. That little clip where people were already wearing facemask also confused me a bit. Probably an editing mistake.

That montage where ML was referring to himself as a background character in her life was really beautiful, it makes me think about real life and how fate decides who becomes leading roles and npcs in it.

I haven't watched a Jdrama since forever as I usually find the acting style and script rather cringey.
But omg I love this. I initially didn't have much high hopes for this story as I even find the Kdrama version cringe as well and dropped it.
But I'm so surprised with this Japanese production, is this how much they have evolved these years? There is a certain maturity and poignancy in this version, which I was missing in the Kversion.
Specially with the ML part, I find his character with a lot more depth, and the way he portrays yearning and eventually hopefulness really gets me.
The only downside is I wished they released all the eps.
So far really loves it!

Ep 4 now and it's so far good. I teared up a bit feeling sorry for her when he's stitching her up, but did he bite to cut the thread, so unsanitary for the wound lol.
I'm also getting worried a bit the recent comments here. Seems story went downhill? Makes me hesistant to invest time to continue watching it.

Tbh, I don't find the ML attractive. But still curious to watch this for LuSi. Hope the story will be good.

Ep1, okay I'm liking this. Laughing at how they make fun of cdrama cliches. I love how she's so real with her reactions 😆

Lol seeing WeiLiang 5seconds in instantly brought me back to TPOB haha

Yep, he's not. But it kinda felt that way lol

Still upset ShiAn is just an instrument for the trial. Would it kill the director to atleast hint he somehow has primordial spirit. Idk, like maybe make him a potato,
a pebble, or mushroom, or something that they can nurture again to human form 😭 🥲
BJS of main timeline also deserves to know him.🥲

I'm one of those not satisfied, but only because I love this drama and was invested that I am hypercritical of it.haha
I think this is now Joseph's breakthru role. Hope his management do not waste this popularity and strike while the iron is hot. Then he will find his way back to be paired with BaiLu again.

Yes, a modern drama would be great. I think Feud was a success in China, so this is totally possible to pair up again. Just hope it will be a good script. I want angst again hahaha
Maybe remake of Autumn Concerto and have ShiAn actor play their kid again.🤣