Someone already comment about pre broadcast investment promotion here, just backread in comment section and ask…
Oh I see.. I heard it wrong then. He was reporting a report that came out 8/1/25, so basically this report is reporting old news is what you're telling me. Thanks.. you're a wealth of knowledge.
On the channel called Marcus Here, he reported that "Moonlit Reunion is seeking pre-broadcast investment." He says that means they are "looking for brands, companies, platforms to buy ad slot, invest in the show's distribution, and partner for promotion." Is it normal to seek investment this late? Is it to support international distribution and promotion?
Too bad, she's only 26. This is not going to be easy fight. It's going to take away her best years. Anyone with half a brain would know she's telling the truth and the agency is bad.
The plastic faces Dilraba and Esther think they better than queen lusi Dilraba can’t act and that Esther has…
you're not accomplishing anything because no one believes what you say anyway; it's pointless, you're just wasting your time; but maybe it's therapy for you?
there's just a lot of articles about her that's all
I type in Dylan Wang his page is on top and the four articles about him are below. I type in Zhao Lusi and true she has a few more articles but her page is below the articles.
"Moonlit Reunion" is a Linmon production, and Linmon holds the distribution license. It’s still uncertain…
Moonlit Reunion is a co-production between Linmon and Tencent. Doesn’t that make it more likely to stream on WeTV International—like ADWAD, which was co-produced by Linmon and iQIYI and ended up with international distribution?
Xu Kai’s dramas seem to always show up on Viki, and most of his earlier ones from Yanxi to SEL are still available on YouTube.
She could be because apparently in ancient China people don't seem to recognize females in mens clothing.
In ancient China, young women in their 20s could easily disguise themselves as men because everyone was shorter, both men and women had long hair, young Chinese men didn’t have much facial hair, their clothes were similar for both genders, and their faces looked less obviously male or female.
Xu Kai’s dramas seem to always show up on Viki, and most of his earlier ones from Yanxi to SEL are still available on YouTube.