It was a good ending I’ll be honest. To see Wei Wuxian and Lan Wangji part ways like that hurt me a lot. I really wanted them to stay with each other, walk with each other on the same path.
But of course, that wasn’t the case.
Anyhow, I loved this series as much as the animated version. I’m not sure if I wanna read the novel or not, maybe I will.
I highly recommend this series as a whole. 14/10 it’s very beautiful, amazing. The music is just amazing. I’d recommend starting with anime and them live-action or novel, but that’s up to you really.
OK but that ending was 100% censorship bullshit, in the book they go off to travel together as husbands. Even in the directors cut of the Untamed they meet again after parting.
so in Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul not only is there a let’s player but also an Undertale cosplayer
you thought I was joking?
I find it interesting how the lets-play dude is one of the (obviously “low quality” or, rather, loudmouthed) ones but the undertale cosplay is extremely high quality. It really shows where the crew was told to do something versus allowed creative options.
Thanks! I actually made this costume and I’m the person wearing it, they scouted me at Dragoncon to come and spend 4 days at a mock convention to end up in the film for 5 seconds. It was fun and I made money, the costume is based on Rotodisk’s Underkeep fan art.
I’m so emotionally attached to Because This Is My First Life not only because it’s breaking so many tropes that Korean Dramas fall under, but even WESTERN tv shows!
Western TV shows that pride themselves on being progressive or feminst-y just don’t make the cut. They always fail in some way, or become so unbearably preachy that you can tell that they are clearly written by adult men who have absolutely no understanding of their targeted audience (millenial females).
This Korean show, written by a woman nonetheless!, is the opposite of what I’ve become so used to in both Korean and Western tv shows that I almost cried when I first began to watch it. I was genuinely laughing, crying, and just feeling for each character because this writer understands the struggles she writes about. The reason it works so well is because the show never once labeled itself as progressive. The description is as cliché as it comes, but the storyline I’ve grown so invested in is anything but. It sets the show up for every cliché possible but within 10 episodes it has managed to slowly break through the framework and paint something completely new on it’s canvas. It’s a romance, but still focuses on it’s other genres. The romance is natural, the actors do it so much justice. It’s not even preachy with it’s beautiful feminist undertones, giving us three gorgeous female leads who are all different but no where near distant or ranked in imortance, paired with three adorkable men who break the mold of Korean male leads everwhere.
Hell, even western male leads!
In short, I just really love this show and I’m glad I’m seeing more and more people joining in on the little fandom that we have.
Also, I’m sorry for all the posts. I should really stop getting shook whenever I see an episode. For some reason, they just keep getting better and better.
