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On Where the Mask Ends • 14 days ago
keeps getting better and better, I genuinely love fast paced shows because let’s be honest no one has the time in todays world to actually sit and watch a slow story I just can’t deal with it. I don’t want misunderstandings stretching across 4 episodes, it’s not ideal anymore and IM SO GLAD its not strechy and dragged
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Replying to v4runavv1 • 14 days ago
Ah Chou (The Main Female Lead)- She was born a poor, mistreated "night-soil collector" at the bottom of…
not sure, perhaps the similar faces is a coincidence or as the cdrama industry says it “a twist of fate”
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Replying to v4runavv1 • 14 days ago
Ah Chou (The Main Female Lead)- She was born a poor, mistreated "night-soil collector" at the bottom of…
yes, seems so as far as I’ve understood
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Replying to Adsh • 14 days ago
Title Where the Mask Ends Spoiler
Can someone explain to me....the difference between Wei Rao..Jun Dai...A Chou??? And like who is the main fl?…
Ah Chou (The Main Female Lead)- She was born a poor, mistreated "night-soil collector" at the bottom of society bu she is actually the real noble daughter who was switched at birth. Because she looks identical to the heiress of the Marquis household, she is forced to step in as a substitute bride to marry Lu Zhuo

Jun Dai (villian)- false noble heiress who grew up in luxury by taking the real Wei Rao's place. Shes cruel, arrogant and ruthless

Wei Rao is the noble identity itself not a specific person
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On Tigers Sniff the Rose • 14 days ago
Just yesterday i was telling someone I think tiger sniff the rose should air soon cuz lament of autumn and where thr mask ends are airing and today I woke up and first thing I see is the date
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Replying to v4runavv1 • 16 days ago
LOL I THOUGHT SO TOO
ive seen her in some short drama– I mean the 2 min ones with no plotline and funny music with horrible dubbing, I found her very pretty so I’m glad I got to see her in an actual drama
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Replying to dkeila • 16 days ago
Tao Ziyi’s sister (Tao Yayi) sounds similar to both Zhang Li from Love Beyond the Grave and Chen Duling. Additionally,…
LOL I THOUGHT SO TOO
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Replying to Zhang jingyi • 18 days ago
Huhhh!! 7.9 ? The people who hate this are useleess 😶‍🌫️i know because of xu ruohan they are not ready…
Hopefully the rating goes up with more eps airing
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Replying to mimi1122 • 18 days ago
Up till now its so goodddd!!! Let's just hope that the upcoming episodes are also interesting enough for me to…
later eps esp 😓 overdo was okay till ep 10, after that it was a disaster
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On The Lament of Autumn • 18 days ago
i like how fl looks all modest and innocent with the way she dresses, her makeup and voice but she won’t let anyone walk over her LOL
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Replying to Meowmeowzz • 18 days ago
Guys is this good so far?? Or should I wait for more eps to air before starting?
it’s good if you like dramas more on mls pov, poor fl feels like a side character to me. 6eps are good to keep going because they’re definitely taking their sweet time to progress the story since it’s 40 eps. Worth trying if you have the time, if not I’d suggest u wait a few more eps before starting
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On The Lament of Autumn • 18 days ago
Intrigued, but I’m not completely sold yet.

The chemistry between the leads is definitely what keeps me going, and Cheng Lei’s screen presence makes his character hard to ignore, help he’s so good. The Republican-era setting, costumes and overall atmosphere add to the appeal even tho it’s not a S+ budget drama, you can tell they’ve put in a lot of efforts and the mystery keeps things interesting.

However, the problem arises with the pacing, which can feel uneven.

Besides that, I hope the female lead gets more depth as the story progresses, because she’s a strong character however she doesn’t get time to shine bcz ml just keeps coming inbetween. I also want the romance to develop naturally instead of relying too much on possessiveness and power dynamics, because it feels forced for fl, who doesn’t seem to have any interest.

So far, I’d give it a 8/10. It has potential, but I’m waiting to see whether the writing lives up to it.
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