I recall another drama people were saying it lost all ads turned out to be successfulI don't know where you got…
people will believe whatever they want to believe, not much you can do about that, I noticed some actors have nonstop marketing to boost their profile, Xu kai does not do that; so since, he doesn't, others fill it with negative stories of him online.
You want naked scene? He has to lift her out of the bathtub. She was not taking a bath. She jumped in with her…
what you said crossed my mind, but it's a fantasy. I roll with it. I enjoy the scene, that's what counts to me. Her night gown is pretty and matches the scene so beautiful. It's actually sexier, more sensual, more tension, more alluring to wear nightgown than be naked, and one that is wet, so let's imagine Wu Zhen was thinking that. How often does a male lead get to hold a female lead in a dripping wet silky nightgown?
What was written on that note that ML received while having breakfast with FL and her father? All it said was…
You want naked scene? He has to lift her out of the bathtub. She was not taking a bath. She jumped in with her nightgown on. Not sure how that works. It's nighttime, she has powers. Mei Zhuyu didn't bother to ask her why she takes a bath with nightgown; a Taoist he may not understand women. But she was not taking a bath with clothes on. She got caught coming back and had to jump in. I supposed she should jump in naked first, with her gown next to bathtub, to make more sense. Maybe Wu Zhen wanted to wear something but she's not taking a bath with clothes on. He already checked the bathtub and didn't see her, so she really had no time, to show that she was indeed in the bathtub and not elsewhere. But yeah, I get what you're saying too. Oh, In SAF6, Jin zhao took a bath with clothes on. In ABAY, there was a bathtub scene, both were wearing clothes.
This drama has already lost all ads. I think this won't make any big money for investors. Not only that many Chinese…
I recall another drama people were saying it lost all ads turned out to be successful I don't know where you got your source, but I know there are lots of what they call black marketing, not saying you're right or wrong, Idk. I just know you can't trust everything you read.
In fact, someone posted on X, Moonlit Reunion is ranked #2 on Yunhe 8/27/25.
Did you capture the close-up of his eyes when he was kissing her, I don't even know how to describe the sensation his eyes were giving. It had a mysterious feeling to it, even a dark vibe I would say. A sort of possessiveness to the eye.
"He kissed her, eyes low, lashes heavy, half-lidded—mysterious, dark, deliberate, locked on her face. Then he closed them, slow and quiet, letting go, sinking into passion."
I liked how they didn’t cut the part where he leaned into her so hard against the bathtub, she lost her balance and stumbled just a little bit, before they resumed kissing. It added realism—something raw and imperfect instead of polished. Or maybe it was meant to show how forceful Mei Zhuyu is. In the novel, she thought he was too strong during lovemaking, so he had to be gentler afterward to not bruise and crush her.
Tian Xi Wei’s arms might look stick-thin at first glance, but when she moves or poses just right, muscle definition shows up and creates these long, slender, graceful lines with defined muscles. It’s actually really beautiful. She has really nice-looking calf muscles too, I think this girl works out.
They're making promises to each other unknowingly they cannot keep.
I’m guessing that as episode 25 marks the unraveling of the long-shrouded mystery surrounding Chang’an and the Demon Underworld, coinciding with the reawakening of Changxi, dormant for 18 years. Mei Zhuyu and Wu Zhen clash—Mei’s personal conviction to rid the world of demons and protect those he loves collides with Wu’s duty and loyalty to the Demon Underworld as Cat Lord, the woman whose love broke his Taoist vow of detachment in an ironic twist unveiled by her true identity. Trust between them is fractured, and their love shattered. A devastating collision that shatters Mei’s reality. But as deeper truths emerge, they discover they were destined to fight side by side.
There's no such thing as too close when filming Xu Kai. I can't help but stare at his long, lush cascading eye lashes. How can a person be born with so many beautiful features. He’s like a walking work of art.
In the bathtub kiss scene, you can even see the stubble on Mei Zhuyu’s chin—this kind of realism fits the vibe in this drama. I thought Xu Kai was joking when he said he has to shave three times a day.
That bathtub kiss felt longer than what you usually get in dramas, def. no less. I wonder how many retakes they went through, and all the moments that probably got left on the cutting room floor. It was very classy.
There was a type of spirit called ‘Undecaying Corpse’, formed when a person died in extreme suffering, their…
I think it's just one of the many things that cat lord and snake lord face on the job, It helps you to understand the world they live in, also plot device, I mean everything in storytelling is plot device to move the story along, right? so she goes to look for Mei Zhuyu.
It's actually sexier, more sensual, more tension, more alluring to wear nightgown than be naked, and one that is wet, so let's imagine Wu Zhen was thinking that. How often does a male lead get to hold a female lead in a dripping wet silky nightgown?
She was not taking a bath. She jumped in with her nightgown on. Not sure how that works. It's nighttime, she has powers. Mei Zhuyu didn't bother to ask her why she takes a bath with nightgown; a Taoist he may not understand women. But she was not taking a bath with clothes on. She got caught coming back and had to jump in. I supposed she should jump in naked first, with her gown next to bathtub, to make more sense. Maybe Wu Zhen wanted to wear something but she's not taking a bath with clothes on. He already checked the bathtub and didn't see her, so she really had no time, to show that she was indeed in the bathtub and not elsewhere. But yeah, I get what you're saying too.
Oh, In SAF6, Jin zhao took a bath with clothes on. In ABAY, there was a bathtub scene, both were wearing clothes.
I don't know where you got your source, but I know there are lots of what they call black marketing, not saying you're right or wrong, Idk. I just know you can't trust everything you read.
In fact, someone posted on X, Moonlit Reunion is ranked #2 on Yunhe 8/27/25.
"He kissed her, eyes low, lashes heavy, half-lidded—mysterious, dark, deliberate, locked on her face. Then he closed them, slow and quiet, letting go, sinking into passion."
I liked how they didn’t cut the part where he leaned into her so hard against the bathtub, she lost her balance and stumbled just a little bit, before they resumed kissing. It added realism—something raw and imperfect instead of polished. Or maybe it was meant to show how forceful Mei Zhuyu is. In the novel, she thought he was too strong during lovemaking, so he had to be gentler afterward to not bruise and crush her.
They're making promises to each other unknowingly they cannot keep.
There's no such thing as too close when filming Xu Kai. I can't help but stare at his long, lush cascading eye lashes. How can a person be born with so many beautiful features. He’s like a walking work of art.
In the bathtub kiss scene, you can even see the stubble on Mei Zhuyu’s chin—this kind of realism fits the vibe in this drama. I thought Xu Kai was joking when he said he has to shave three times a day.
That bathtub kiss felt longer than what you usually get in dramas, def. no less. I wonder how many retakes they went through, and all the moments that probably got left on the cutting room floor. It was very classy.