Well, at least we have some updates? Still no confirmed news of a broadcast date despite two leaked episodes. But the new song is a good indication that they have gotten the green light to air….very soon (rumor is on QQ). The reason why I didn’t include those leaked episodes anywhere because watching them means 1) you’re supporting the said youtube channel making money not the right way. 2) does not quench your thirst.
In the latest extended trailer for Siege in Fog (迷雾围城), we go inside the heroine (Sun Yi)’s mind as she broods over her ill-fated marriage life with one very obsessive man (Elvis Han Dong Jun), while she harbors feelings for another seemingly heroic guy (Jeremy Tsui). For some odd reason, I really, really love this extended trailer. Crazy moments still take place but the trailer has adopted a calming, melancholic tone throughout the whole 9 minute. However, it never falters in the intensity of each stirring scene. We see more sides of Han Dong Jun’s crazy love for Sun Yi and how her resistance slowly slips away under his dashing good looks and undying devotion through it all. I also love the wide shots of the filming sets – they are gorgeous, along with the detailed and vibrant colors of each costume. *swoons*
I give in. I will watch.
Well, official trailer is out and it’s not like we didn’t know this before. Coming from angsty writer Fei Wo Si Cun of Too Late To say I Love I Love You, If Time Could Stop at The Moment When We First Met (人生若只如初见) is the drama adaptation of her novel Seige in Fog (迷雾围城) starring Elvis Han Dong Jun and Sun Yi.
The drama title is a mouthful, If Time Could Stop at The Moment When We First Met (人生若只如初见) is adapted from Fei Wo Si Cun’s novel, Seige in Fog (迷雾围城) with OTP in Elvis Han Dong Jun (Wu Xin The Monster Killer) and Sun Yi (Fifteen Years of Waiting for Migratory Birds). I really love the rich colorful costumes of this drama, reminding me of Li Yi Feng’s The Legend of Fragrance quite a bit. But of course, the story has my eyebrows raised since I was never a fan of this author’s brand of romance.
Another drama airing in July. You know what? From now on, July ain’t on my list of favorite months anymore!
Yes! I’m still alive. It’s been two weeks since I last updated and I could tell you guys are slowing drifting away. Fine, just give me the bad Kaptain Award. 😉 School and clinical rotation are hogging all my time. It’s a beautiful Sunday so I’ll allow my bum to relax, stalk, and update. My sunshine girlcrush, Gui Gui, has recently signed up for a romantic comedy drama, based on a novel written by Song Xiao Jun, as the second lead. She’s starring opposite Show Luo, and the main heroine is played by Mao Jun Jie. I don’t recognize her but maybe you do. A press conference was held a few days ago, so here are some pictures.
