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GO GAVAN !GO SHINY GAVAN LUMINOUS !!!

maybe it’s because i paid attention to literally nothing but finding out KIKI is the gavan sister & not koto gagged me so hard. i really enjoyed these two. i was under the impression that kiki was just going to be a brainy support for koto but i love their writing a lot. everything they say sticks because they tend to ignore their circumstances & talk about what they want to whihc is so funfdgkjfkjfefs their first encounter with reiji was so perfect where when they get into the logistics stuff that would lose a lot of people we had kiki deliveringa great performance of body+language. i also enjoyed the antagonists here. they were nice. a bit cartoony but they worked. maybe the others habve it but the smiley face on gavan luminous’ design was sooo cool. i liked this. I’m also really enjoying the formula i love how Heavily they get into science+fiction. & they already have a lot of characters right now but i never felt woozy with all of them getting a significant scene at least once. this was really good.

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Deep In Episode 2
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20 days ago

An improvement!

The plot remains quite simple, yet extremely effective.The storyline is certainly becoming a bit more interesting. I also like the uneven dynamic between the two protagonists: one has been infatuated for quite some time, while the other hasn't. I enjoy that kind of imbalance; it adds layers to the story.I wasn't entirely sure about the fact that, in theory, they're straight and in relationships, but it actually works quite well for the time being.I really liked the final cliffhanger. Even though it was obvious that it would happen, it still made for a great ending to the episode.
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20 days ago

A sister’s dying wish and when generals play chicken

There is some light heartedness as JiaYu and Mao pretend they are fighting. Like a scene within an acting scene.😂 Here her fake design for caltrop fire is bargained for and his concubine reveals herself. The sad irony is that she did really care for Mao as well. They will be executed as the army makes its way north. WuYi’s trusted two guards are together in torture chamber of Eagle King. The two northern Kings are vying for power. The Eagle king is in the middle…will he go with his Emperor to defeat WuYi or team with WuYi to defeat his emperor? The maps are being tested and squadrons are dying to prove if real or not. WuYi’s plan is unfolding exactly as intended but LeJun gives him a wrinkle. She has taken poison and soon to die but she wants WuYi to kill her. This will make Li Mao a true rival and able to stand on his own should his path with WuYi diverge. I am sure WuYi had other intentions for that last arrow, but he hears her request and explanation. The episode ends as he makes his choice of destination for the last arrow. I wonder if he knows JiaYu is by Mao disguised as a soldier? That she and Cui son have found the ores to make caltrop fire? As much as I despise what LeJun did, she truly laid it all on the line to protect her brother and his title to her very last breath. The generals are playing chicken with troops waiting to see who will veer first. There will be no walking this back with Mao. With his family held in the palace, does he really want to fulfill LeJun’s last request?

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20 days ago

A Beautiful Flashback, Meaningful Gestures, and a Mother’s Mistake That Could Hurt Her Son

loved episode 5. Rather than a text message, a handwritten note means so much more.I loved the flashback showing how they met as kids.However, I think the mother was wrong.If your little boy genuinely loves dressing in girls’ clothes and enjoys wearing dresses, you should support him.But if you want a daughter, you can’t force your son to dress like a girl. He didn’t want to speak up, but just because he stayed quiet doesn’t mean she couldn’t see it from his facial expressions or the way he reacted. She should have asked him first if he actually wanted to dress that way, rather than doing it because she thought he looked cute.He’s being verbally bullied by other children because of it. The mother’s actions are hurting him emotionally and could have a lasting impact.

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Deep In Episode 1
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20 days ago

Simple as that!

The plot is interesting, albeit basic. If you're looking for something that — at least for now — seems very simple, this drama might be just what you're after.To be honest, I started watching it because I like the idea of ​​two actors falling in love while playing characters on screen.
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Overdo Episode 9
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20 days ago

Ep 9

ESSE DORAMA TA FOGOOOOO 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥￴￴￴ ￴ ￴￴￴￴￴￴￴￴ ￴ ￴￴￴￴￴￴￴￴ ￴ ￴￴￴￴￴￴￴￴ ￴ ￴￴￴￴￴￴￴￴ ￴ ￴￴￴￴￴￴￴￴ ￴ ￴￴￴￴￴￴￴￴ ￴ ￴￴￴￴￴￴￴￴ ￴ ￴￴￴￴￴￴￴￴ ￴ ￴￴￴￴￴
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Overdo Episode 8
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20 days ago

Ep 8

Foi fogooooo, tá doido￴￴￴ ￴ ￴￴￴￴￴￴￴￴ ￴ ￴￴￴￴￴￴￴￴ ￴ ￴￴￴￴￴￴￴￴ ￴ ￴￴￴￴￴￴￴￴ ￴ ￴￴￴￴￴￴￴￴ ￴ ￴￴￴￴￴￴￴￴ ￴ ￴￴￴￴￴￴￴￴ ￴ ￴￴￴￴￴￴￴￴ ￴ ￴￴￴￴￴￴￴￴ ￴ ￴￴￴￴￴￴￴￴ ￴ ￴￴￴￴￴
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20 days ago

The gold hairpin

Omg this episode 🫣 Right when I was ready to tear Li Mao’s hair out and wish every curse on his character, the plot unfolds to see the eunuch is a spy and all an act for his benefit. All of this was a very elaborate hoax to get WuYi in Eagle King’s camp to weigh the situation from inside. I don’t know if the Xiaos are really dead but there were a lot of guards lives on the line. There is still the mystery doc with the hood. Wuyi is given two months at best even with these meds. I really don’t know what to think of Li Mao. He acts his part too well. 😝 Hopefully the Xiaos are hid well somewhere and he already has the others WuYi cares about in the palace. JiaYu is far from happy to hear they plotted without including her. I don’t know what all the pages were scattered around whether written by her or WuYi. The hairpin made from his mother’s melted Phoenix Heart token is most likely his last gift to her. It is hard to know how the concubine that has served as the fake JiaYu will accept the real one. My heart is still pounding at their shenanigans.😝 The loyal few is a very finite number and they are guarding and waiting. It is still very murky for me to decide if Li Mao is good or evil. He plays grey characters well. They are playing it too close for comfort with the Eagle King. I am not sure how WuYi felt seeing his family armor as a war trophy. But that smirk on his face at the end of the episode says things are far from over. Wuyi and Mao are working on balancing military power and waiting to see how all this comes about. Not happy for JiaYu if she really has to marry Mao. I think she’d rather spit in both men’s eyes than deal with either of them right now. I guess Mulian Ying’s prediction of three marriages just might be correct.

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20 days ago

Realistic ending

Xiao Fang is more than just a romance—it's a heartfelt reminder that love and marriage should be built on mutual respect, not obligation. The series beautifully explores the courage to stay true to yourself, even when unexpected pregnancy brings pressure to compromise. If you're looking for a Chinese drama with meaningful life lessons, emotional depth, and characters who choose self-worth over societal expectations, Xiao Fang is definitely worth watching.
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20 days ago

Iao afa g

Xiao Fang is more than just a romance—it's a heartfelt reminder that love and marriage should be built on mutual respect, not obligation. The series beautifully explores the courage to stay true to yourself, even when unexpected pregnancy brings pressure to compromise. If you're looking for a Chinese drama with meaningful life lessons, emotional depth, and characters who choose self-worth over societal expectations, Xiao Fang is definitely worth watching.
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20 days ago

It takes a village

Xiao Fang is more than just a romance—it's a heartfelt reminder that love and marriage should be built on mutual respect, not obligation. The series beautifully explores the courage to stay true to yourself, even when unexpected pregnancy brings pressure to compromise. If you're looking for a Chinese drama with meaningful life lessons, emotional depth, and characters who choose self-worth over societal expectations, Xiao Fang is definitely worth watching.
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20 days ago

Progress

Xiao Fang is more than just a romance—it's a heartfelt reminder that love and marriage should be built on mutual respect, not obligation. The series beautifully explores the courage to stay true to yourself, even when unexpected pregnancy brings pressure to compromise. If you're looking for a Chinese drama with meaningful life lessons, emotional depth, and characters who choose self-worth over societal expectations, Xiao Fang is definitely worth watching.
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20 days ago

Baby Bite

Xiao Fang is more than just a romance—it's a heartfelt reminder that love and marriage should be built on mutual respect, not obligation. The series beautifully explores the courage to stay true to yourself, even when unexpected pregnancy brings pressure to compromise. If you're looking for a Chinese drama with meaningful life lessons, emotional depth, and characters who choose self-worth over societal expectations, Xiao Fang is definitely worth watching.
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20 days ago

Dandan

Xiao Fang is more than just a romance—it's a heartfelt reminder that love and marriage should be built on mutual respect, not obligation. The series beautifully explores the courage to stay true to yourself, even when unexpected pregnancy brings pressure to compromise. If you're looking for a Chinese drama with meaningful life lessons, emotional depth, and characters who choose self-worth over societal expectations, Xiao Fang is definitely worth watching.
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20 days ago

Real pain of delivery

Xiao Fang is more than just a romance—it's a heartfelt reminder that love and marriage should be built on mutual respect, not obligation. The series beautifully explores the courage to stay true to yourself, even when unexpected pregnancy brings pressure to compromise. If you're looking for a Chinese drama with meaningful life lessons, emotional depth, and characters who choose self-worth over societal expectations, Xiao Fang is definitely worth watching.
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