Novel Discussion Thread - Page 16

Originally posted by: Leprechaun

The same author's 4th story also has the same style of rebirth. The rest are like Shen Miao's.

Overall rebirth part is omitted in Chinese dramas since someone committed suicide hoping they'll be reborn in ancient times! That created a lot of unrest and the drama adaptation stopped doing it now.

Maybe that's the reason rebirth stories are restricted in dramas these days.

They will probably modify Shen Miao's story as well.

By the way, there isn't much information about these writers on Wikipedia, unlike actors

Ps:- Have you read any Korean or Japanese novels?

By the way, based on my experience so far, I find costume drama novels much more intense and engaging than modern drama novels.

Originally posted by: beanstalk04

Oh yes! I was thinking the same thing.

Maybe that's the reason rebirth stories are restricted in dramas these days.

They will probably modify Shen Miao's story as well.

By the way, there isn't much information about these writers on Wikipedia, unlike actors

Ps:- Have you read any Korean or Japanese novels?

By the way, based on my experience so far, I find costume drama novels much more intense and engaging than modern drama novels.

That one controversy easily affected both rebirth and time travel adaptations

Yes, definitely!!! Chances are there that they will keep the rebirth part like they did in The Princess Royal. Or they will start the timeline with a fresh start like The Glory, The Prisoner of Beauty, A Splendid Match and many other dramas....

Chinese authors use pen name mostly. I rarely see anyone using their real name so yea you won't get any 'personal' information about them

Japanese nope! Korean yes but not recommendable iykyk

The heroine of this novel is very strong.

In her first life, she was blinded before being killed because, with her martial skills, it would have been difficult to kill her otherwise.

She is a very interesting character.

In The Road to Glory, the princess didn't know martial arts, so I found it a little boring that she always had to depend on others and could only deal with things through political schemes.

I've read up to the gambling chapters so far

https://x.com/fcGeeMZy/status/2069342842363977934

https://x.com/Adriana80791695/status/2069408952387850328

Originally posted by: Leprechaun

https://x.com/fcGeeMZy/status/2069342842363977934

https://x.com/Adriana80791695/status/2069408952387850328

Shen Miao looks so lovely.

They're currently filming her pregnancy scenes.

By the way, the costumes make it look like the production team really invested a lot in this drama.

I'm really loving the sibling bond between He Yunsheng and He Yan.

I read a comment saying that this family dynamic isn't even in the drama.

In that case, I think the novel might be much better.

Btw

I'm on Chapter 26, and it looks like Fan Cheng is about to get beaten up

Fen cheng mar gaya abhi read kiya

https://x.com/i/status/2069782605172728281

Swathi, I found the English translation for this part. Check the post.

The dialogue has been modified a little.

This scene is actually in the novel too, but they seem to be portraying the situation very differently.

After such a long time, she finally meets him again.

What does the white hair mean?

Has the hero grown old?

I can't understand whether they gave him this hairstyle just to create a different look, because the heroine doesn't look aged at all.

Anyways, they changed the arrow scene.

In the novel, the arrows were actually shot by Wen Yu's bodyguards to bring him back, and the arrows were drugged.

But in the middle of that, a soldier shoots a poisoned arrow at him while he is escaping on horseback.

From that point on, everyone believes that he is dead.

Much later, he reappears in Wei Qishan's army, where he holds the position of governor.

By then, the princess has already entered into a marriage alliance with Prince Chen's kingdom.

But Prince Chen is not a good person.

The story is very intense, but some parts feel boring because of all the battlefield scenes.

Plus, the heroine doesn't know martial arts.

If someone attacks her, she'll try some clever trick with a hairpin to defend herself and even that usually fails

By the way, in that white haired look, Xiao Li looks like a ghost actually.

itna makeup nahi lagna tha Zhang linghe ko

Dialogue ko soch kar hi hasi ah rahi.

"Jaise tum ne bhoot dekh liya ho"

Originally posted by: beanstalk04

By the way, in that white haired look, Xiao Li looks like a ghost actually.

itna makeup nahi lagna tha Zhang linghe ko

Dialogue ko soch kar hi hasi ah rahi.

"Jaise tum ne bhoot dekh liya ho"

He does too much make up..seriously xie wei was like ghost in many scenes and so do cheng lei ..his face had white paint like makeup most of the time in LOTFG

These guys are gorgeous even in their natural tone but dont know why they overdo makeup

Originally posted by: Swathi_7

He does too much make up..seriously xie wei was like ghost in many scenes and so do cheng lei ..his face had white paint like makeup most of the time in LOTFG

These guys are gorgeous even in their natural tone but dont know why they overdo makeup

I don't know who the makeup artist is, but they put way too much makeup on him