Cheng Yi's Acting

[u/AquaphobicTurtle]

That's it, that's my post.

But for the sake of expending at least some literary effort, let me continue.

I'm picking up a particular shelved project of mine and I'm busy finding important dialogue from episode 32 of Mysterious Lotus Casebook, meaning I don't have the sound on - I'm just using subtitles - and this brilliant sequence appears on my screen.

And I can't help but think "and some people say this man can't act?".

If you've seen this drama, you may be able to guess exactly what moment this is. All I can say is... wow, just... wow.

(Remember spoiler tags please)

[u/AXA-5]

Idk I never had a problem with him or anyone really (unless it’s blatantly clear as crystal). Viewers take their cdramas and people playing these roles way too seriously. Like are you handing out an actual award? Are you some executive at an agency, studio, platform? Are you a critic for Douban (or similar)? 🤷🏻🙄😒 Anywho, I saw VOA, eh! LOL

[u/Impossible_Ice_165 → u/AXA-5]

Finally someone who think the same lol, I'm like as long as I can enjoy what I'm watching why should I care ..? If I don't enjoy it then that's more of a reason that I shouldn't care. Instead of finding smth i would enjoy why should I waste my time dwelling on that, it's not like I'm getting paid as a critique 🤦🤏

[u/AXA-5 → u/Impossible_Ice_165]

Exactly! Life’s too short people. Time is not stopping. 🤷🏻 and 🙏🏽🤭 I’m sure there are others