i love when they use their own voice it kinda adds an extra point to their acting making it more raw imo
Actors with noticeable accents—whether Mandarin, Cantonese—can't use their own voices in historical dramas but can in modern ones. Switching between Mandarin dialects is relatively easy. Cantonese-speaking actors often face greater challenges in neutralizing their accents compared to those from Mandarin-speaking regions, as the two languages have distinct phonetic systems.
This screenwriter has done some good works in the past. Her other drama in 2025 Demon Hunter Romance did well.…
btw, I was reading reddit comments and came across user familiar with the screenwriter's works wrote, "Yu Zheng also loves nothing more than a one-dimensional evil bitch 2nd FL. Tellingly, Xiao Xiang Dong Er (screenwriter) didn’t use this trope in A Moment But Forever or The Demon Hunter’s Romance. The character of Fan Linger has Yu Zheng’s fingerprints all over it."
This screenwriter has done some good works in the past. Her other drama in 2025 Demon Hunter Romance did well.…
If you are dissatisfied, blame the producer Yu Zheng, it's his production and he's a screenwriter so maybe he messed with it. You can't just blame her when you don't know what happened. She clearly can write. She has three dramas in 2025, A Moment but Forever got a douban of 6.9, that's not bad.
It honestly infuriates me how often we get beautifully made C-dramas completely ruined by terrible script writing.The…
This screenwriter has done some good works in the past. Her other drama in 2025 Demon Hunter Romance did well. It received Douban 7.5. She is also the screenwriter for Arsenal Military Academy which did very well too.
Yu zheng is the biggest op. Thank god bai lu wants to leave him, he doesn't care about his artists and always…
He's all about money. I do believe he's taking advantage of Bai Lu's immense and undeniable popularity. Every drama she does is super popular and profitable. He's worked her so hard, she requested to take several months off after Mo Li, to take care of her health. I think her friends told her about ancient medicine can help her, and ancient medicine is not like you pop a pill, it usually takes long time as it's natural.
According to Koala's Playground, in his characteristic brand of self-elevating grandeur, he claimed the script…
Perhaps, Yu Zheng’s audacious claim that his script surpasses Goblin, one of the most iconic K-dramas of all time, may have set unrealistic expectations.
Liang Yong Qi is using his own voice since it has no voice actor listed for him. It does have that same melancholy…
His acting, physical presence, and expressions carry a Shakespearean stage presence that draws me into his character, and his voice complements it. I think that’s why he was so good in TD—it suited his character perfectly.
I heard that there could be a possible story between Ling'er and An
She got slimmer, which enhances the aesthetics with all those layers in fantasy costumes. Watching her in modern dramas, I noticed her well-proportioned figure, which makes her seem taller than her actual 5'5" I feel like she has blossomed late? She seems so pretty now and graceful too. I hope that is not taken as a negative.
I wonder if that's He Rui Xian's own voice. Even if it's not, it suits her character really well. The ominous tone in the voice matches the character's presence—calculating, deceptive, and quietly dangerous. She may be the antagonist that drives the plot tension or complicates the dynamics between the leads. I hope she goes full-on wicked and delivers a memorable villainous role—even if her arc were to eventually turns toward redemption. She sends her shadow—a phantom in the darkness, unseen and unstoppable—to kill in the dead of night. Ruthless and chilling. She smiles sweetly, embracing her own cruelty like an old friend. I'm not sure, but I think this may be her first Xianxia flying around and wielding a sword and wearing fantasy costumes.