yonsama

A thoroughly enjoyable drama so far. Really underrated. How come I've never heard of this? The 2 male leads are popular and I really like George Hu ever since Love Now. God knows I was unaware he had a Chinese college drama. One of the best sport's dramas I've seen actually one of the few that's not making me drop it after a few episodes.

It's great to see a rookie ML performing his role well. Good range of emotions, endearing and obviously very handsome. I've just finished watching Dr. Cutie and the acting of the ML was a big disappointment. This is likely a low budget drama but I am liking the fact it does not come off as unnatural looking because they are not relying on cheap special effects and studio sets.

Beautifully shot and production value is top notch. I've yet to see a drama that can match its production value. If you like gorgeous props and sets then this one is for you. The acting is on point but sadly cannot save the atrocious storyline.

Will watch this because Cai Minmin is here ha! Also the ML is very cute.

I did not expect nor wanted to watch this kind of train wreck like the last few episodes. This had been an extremely well done drama until they had too put all sorts of crap and problems on the characters and now I am losing interest. Fan Xing, her family and childhood friends and their drama are annoying the hell out of me. Good news is Yuan Song and Meiyin jiejie are still wonderful and have their heads screwed right. Also great to see Cong Xiao have character development unlike the frustratingly stagnant FL.

Fan Xing and the annoying relationship expert Song Xue have such shallow and naive views about marriage. Talk about talking out of their a**. I really feel people who have such aversion to marrying should not be the ones giving out advise when a problem in a marriage arises.

You seem to be the only one here who has that idea. I am loving the male lead. Obviously guys like him don't exist in real life. The FL though is about a dime a dozen.

I highly doubt you will ever gonna like anything Wang Yibo does with any female lead. So typical...

I'm only a few episodes in and I'm already wishing that manager to be run over as he is crossing the street. He is that annoying and vindictive. His more reprehensible than any of Thalia's crazy and jealous antagonists.

Only 6 years difference but CZY looks way too young. I like him in Handsome Siblings though and he delivered a solid performance there. He makes a very convincing wuxia protagonist.

Of the female leads Minmin is the least calculating and devious one. I was irritated by her at the beginning but as story progressed I started to realized she is the most honest one among the female leads. The FL is insecure and immature. Yuan Song is the one carrying their relationship and he is like a decade younger. Cong Xiao is starting to grate me. She pines for Chuang Huan while at the same time relentless in her pursuit in catching a rich husband. I was hoping they would end up together but now I would feel bad for Chuang Huan if he ends up with someone whose main goal in life is climbing the social ladder.

Lee Sungkyung and Ahn Hyoseop have lovely chemistry. Wish there were more moments between the two.

He provides comic relief though. His monologue while doing Tai Chi in episode 12 had me ROTFL. I hope he does get someone at the end. Just not Fan Xing or Cong Xiao.

Hilarious drama. One of the few wuxia dramas that I've actually managed to finished the past year. Usually I watched and get bored after a few episodes. This one kept me entertained to the end. Wang Wu is an absolute gem. Sandrine Pinna's comedic talent and timing is one of the best I've seen. A rare talent in Chinese dramas. Most actresses in China have the same morose facial expression no matter what the scene. Glad to see someone with a lot more virtuosity in that department. Also loved the sweet bromance between Wang Lu and Xiao Hai.

I am hoping Cong Xiao ends up with her colleague. It's pretty clear the two have considerable attraction with each other and what looks like a longstanding unfulfilled relationship. Their bickering is hilarious.

You do know there are people who read BL and don't subscribed to the L*** movement, Right? Truth be told I started to lost interest in BL when it got co-opted by a movement whose readers love to criticize writers for ambiguous sexual orientation on characters. They should really start to call it gay love instead of BL these days.

I don't think this is dubbed. If it is dubbed it looks like they are using the actors original voices. I am not so familiar with Song Weilong voice but I can tell it's Victoria's voice and I know David Wang's voice well from watching Love is Not Blind over and over.

This showed up on my recommendations on Netflix and watched the first episode. I am enjoying it. I'm liking the plot and the leads so I'll continue watching. Also ZYJ is here so this is a definite watch.

A recommended watch on Netflix if your a fan of wuxia. HYT is a fairly good actor but I find his character somewhat bland. I guess it's because Xiao Yu Er is a bit more interesting, has more life experiences and is the archetype of the happy go lucky ML in wuxia novels.

Goodness the male lead's acting is beyond atrocious. An automatic drop for me. His facial expression is all over the place and he just cannot act period. I thought Arthur Chen's performance in Ever Night was terrible but at least he could still carry a convincing and relatable performance. This guy though is on another level. Without the dubbing he'd be unwatchable. The magic of Chinese entertainment doing wonders once again.