Li Lan Di throws a wrench in Ren Jia Lun’s plan in Love of Nirvana

Adapted from the novel Liu Shui Tiao Tiao written by Xiao Lou.

Synopsis per Wetv: Xiao Wuxia, the young lord of Yueluo City, has been living in hiding in Liang Kingdom under the alias Wei Zhao, bearing the shame of being labeled a traitor. His mission is to uncover the truth behind his family’s downfall and capture the sole survivor of Prince Qi’s case. However, his plans are derailed by the unexpected arrival of Jiang Ci. Pei Yan takes the injured Jiang Ci into his home, aiming to discover who’s behind the disruption. As they spend time together, Jiang Ci’s innocence and Wei Zhao’s tragic past and sense of national duty spark mutual affection. In the end, Wei Zhao, Jiang Ci, and Pei Yan set aside their personal grievances to unite against the Liang Emperor, achieving their goal of protecting Yueluo City and establishing a just world.

Airing 9/14~

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Cdramas Airing This Week: Dear Diary, Party A Who Lives Beside Me, Thai Remake of Put Your Head On My Shoulder, Win The Gold, and more

Couple of more dramas this weekend. Are you drowning in dramas yet?

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Cdrama Updates: Breaking Dawn, Put Your Head On My Shoulder, Young Blood Agency, Hope All Is Well With Us

Seems like there’s a new drama airing every day for the month of April. Lol. Take your pick! The modern dramas look pretty adorable lately. xD

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Li Kai Xin’s My Poseidon with Zhang Yun Long, and with Leon Lai in Overseas Security Officer

One of the new actresses that rose out of the batch last year was Li Kai Xin, who was in youth webdrama The Big Boss. As always, I haven’t watched that series so can’t say much except for a shallow comment that she’s really, really pretty and fresh-looking! Here are her two upcoming dramas, one just wrapped up and one just started filming.

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Drama The Left Ear with Zheng Kai and Mi Mi to air in August 2017

Wow. I can’t believe it’s been two years since the last time I wrote about youth drama, The Left Ear (左耳). As a refresher, it’s adapted from a Chinese novel about teenage love and regrets written by Rao Xue Man. It was adapted before into a movie featuring Yang Yang and Sandra Ma in 2015. The drama version features a wagon of pretty faces and let’s hope for more emotional beats with depth and developments.

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Zheng Kai, Huang Ren De lead drama version of The Left Ear

In light of the drama version news, I finally sat down to watch Alec Su‘s directorial debut of the movie adaptation and I’m left emotionally unmoved. The plot moved so quickly without a moment for the characters to breathe and for repercussions to sting, leaving me without a connection to the characters. It didn’t help that the characters were pretty unlikable. Lol. I think a drama version would’ve been better road to take. The Left Ear is a Chinese novel about teenage love and regrets written by Rao Xue Man. Our heroine, Li Er, is a 17-year old high-school student with a deaf left ear. She has a crush on the top kid at school and befriends a rebellious bar girl of the same age. Her world takes a turn when the said bar girl is tasked by the boy’s half brother to ruin him. The bar girl accomplishes her mission but at a great price.

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Bulletin Board: Cdramaland/ENT News (4)

I can’t believe 2014 is about to be over. In about two days! What have I done all year long for the hours, days, and months to pass by without saying hello. Well, I graduated this past summer and is now on/off with my current job. What else…. let me think… I’m more productive than this right?

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