New Promotional Trailers and Posters for Upcoming Cdramas at the 2024 iQIYI iJOY Conference

I haven’t said this line in a while but I almost lost an eyeball trying to compile this post. Lol. I guess Qiyi has the majority of my interested dramas. Hope ya’ll find this helpful. I tried to include as much as possible but will eliminate non-human/concept posters for my sanity. If I missed anything, feel free to help me out in the comments! XD

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Airing Today: Please Feel At Ease Mr. Ling with Zhao Lu Si and Liu Te, Moonlight with Ding Yu Xi and Yu Shu Xin

Airing today 5/20~

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First Trailer for Please Feel At Ease Mr. Ling with Zhao Lu Si and Liu Te

Not sure how I missed this drama in my youku post but here it is!

Please Feel At Ease Mr. Ling (一不小心捡到爱) is a modern rom-com adapted from the novel written by Chun Feng Yi Du, who you might recognize as the author for novel-to-drama What If You’re My Boss (奈何boss又如何) which recently aired. The story follows our delivery girl – female lead who accidentally knocks over an heir to a large corporation, who at the time was in distress over battling for inheritance rights. He claims to be hurt and requests to be her responsibility. She doesn’t know of his status and thinks he’s not “okay” in the head, so she agrees to house him until he feels better. Thus begins the trope of co-habitation.

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Please Feel At Ease Mr. Ling drops first posters with Zhao Lu Si and Liu Te

After a string of period dramas, Zhao Lu Si is seen back again for a modern drama with actor Liu Te, who was recently in My Dear Lady with Jiang Meng Jie. How is his acting? Please Feel At Ease Mr. Ling (一不小心捡到爱) is a modern rom-com adapted from the novel written by Chun Feng Yi Du, who you might recognize as the author for novel-to-drama What If You’re My Boss (奈何boss又如何) which recently aired. The story follows our delivery girl – female lead who accidentally knocks over an heir to a large corporation, who at the time was in distress over battling for inheritance rights. He claims to be hurt and requests that she take responsibility. She doesn’t know of his status and thinks he’s not “okay” in the head, so she agrees to house him until he feels better. Thus begins the trope of co-habitation.

Why does this sound strange? Lol. Maybe the novel provides more details (and common sense?) but I’m not intrigued enough to check it out. XD

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