They've been working together same agency for a decade and dating since 2017. Work won't last forever, but family is always there for you. Oh, and Hong Yao played her villain in Yanxi.
If it's based on Marvel, then she changed things in her new or parallel timeline, not her original timeline, so…
you know if people think more about the ending, it's actually quite poignant for its philosophical and emotional themes. it's really a fairytale ending.
If it's based on Marvel, then she changed things in her new or parallel timeline, not her original timeline, so…
But the reality existed, it happened, but in her original timeline that still exists and can't be changed. In her new, parallel, or alternate timeline, whatever it's called, she still retains all her memories and hurt because she used the time dial to go back and stepped into another timeline (branch of her original timeline). Since in the new timeline, he never existed in the original, he has no memories of the original timeline. The original timeline continues without HRY because she left it. By stepping into a new reality (she fixed it, so villain does not rise up in the new timeline), she left behind the world where everything was lost—but carried the emotional scars with her into another timeline. The Goddess of Time acts as a guardian who only grants it when it's earned, and she felt HRY had reached that level of emotional attainment. It's a philosophical story (spiritual and emotional) that blends magical, fantasy, and time travel.
i’m confused..in the end HRY change many thing in the past but why nothing change in the future? I don’t get…
If it's based on Marvel, then she changed things in her new or parallel timeline, not her original timeline, so the end of the drama, she is in a new beginning in another timeline, hence HE, but she would have to carry all her memories and hurt from the original timeline, but not him, since him in the parallel timeline was never in the original timeline did not experienced. Her future in her original timeline cannot be change because doing so invites the cause-and-effect paradox that she erased the reason for going back to the past. So, the original timeline is still intact and sealed, but the drama moved on from it to the new timeline at the end. At the core of the story, it is not about time travel. It feels like time travel here is a plot device to wrap up the story for a HE. I watched another wuxia that the whole closed loop is the actual structure the story is built around, and it was also a very philosophical one too, not as a twist later on, but I think Feud used it creatively at the end to wrap things up. You go with the flow when it's fantasy. The key is not so much logic but emotional resonant with the viewer.
Why is Moonlit Reunion the only project in his directorial portfolio that doesn’t list a screenwriter across any major platforms: not listed on kisskh, DramaWiki, Douban, or even Tencent’s own press releases. This drama is uncredited writing.
I heard the script is different they just borrowed the characters and name from the novel but I’m not sure
In the drama, one is a cat demon who can turn into a cat, the other a demon catcher and they get marry and don't know each other's secrets. He's supposed to be different in the daytime versus nighttime. I'm expecting comedy too. I remember in bts, someone said they trade bodies when she became pregnant. Imagine Xu Kai as her pregnant and she plays him. It's a weird story (which I think fits the creative juice of this director). Maybe that's why Xu Kai said it's a new genre. This drama had an insane schedule working when you should be sleeping and sleeping when you should be working. You do this for a month, then have to switch back to normal schedule. It must have been hard to maintain energy level during time transition. Xu Kai lost the muscles he developed during this filming. Also, after he finished airing, he spoke about his mother's illness in an interview. It sounded serious, to me it sounded like she may have needed surgery or something. I don't know if it was during this filming, but he spoke about it in his interviews after finished filming this. So, I feel like it was stressful time during filming of this drama. He started to talk work life balance if that's even possible in this field.
I heard the script is different they just borrowed the characters and name from the novel but I’m not sure
The novel sounds so boring, it is called 梅夫人宠夫日常 literal translation "Madam Mei’s Daily Life of Spoiling Her Husband." I haven't read it; it didn't hook me. The novel sounds light and sweet. It’s about a playful cat demon woman and a righteous, slightly uptight Taoist man who fall in love, with a lot of playful moments. Their relationship is the heart of the story—full of humor, affection, and mutual growth. While there are occasional encounters with spirits or strange happenings, the focus is on their daily life and emotional connection, not on action or demon-slaying.
But the Chinese drama name is called 子夜歸 sound more serious and mysterious. 子 (zǐ) - midnight, 夜 (yè) - night, 归 (guī) - to return or to go back, together it says returning at the midnight hour. "Midnight follow by night deepens the atmosphere: not just any night, but the stillest, most secretive part of it. It’s like saying “the heart of night” or “night within night.” evokes a sense of quiet return, hidden longing, or a crossing between worlds for a story steeped in fantasy and emotional undercurrents."
Although MDL list this as Wuxia (martial heroes), they're known to be wrong. Xu Kai said this is a new genre for him.
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Chinese Premiere: 2025 (undecided) - they don't even say what month
Episodes: 38
Her future in her original timeline cannot be change because doing so invites the cause-and-effect paradox that she erased the reason for going back to the past. So, the original timeline is still intact and sealed, but the drama moved on from it to the new timeline at the end. At the core of the story, it is not about time travel. It feels like time travel here is a plot device to wrap up the story for a HE. I watched another wuxia that the whole closed loop is the actual structure the story is built around, and it was also a very philosophical one too, not as a twist later on, but I think Feud used it creatively at the end to wrap things up. You go with the flow when it's fantasy. The key is not so much logic but emotional resonant with the viewer.
But the Chinese drama name is called 子夜歸 sound more serious and mysterious.
子 (zǐ) - midnight, 夜 (yè) - night, 归 (guī) - to return or to go back, together it says returning at the midnight hour. "Midnight follow by night deepens the atmosphere: not just any night, but the stillest, most secretive part of it. It’s like saying “the heart of night” or “night within night.” evokes a sense of quiet return, hidden longing, or a crossing between worlds for a story steeped in fantasy and emotional undercurrents."
Although MDL list this as Wuxia (martial heroes), they're known to be wrong. Xu Kai said this is a new genre for him.