Your Sensibility My Destiny (2021)

o enredo desde drama tem uma vibe de conto de fada, pois conta a história de um príncipe que nasceu sob a profecia de ser um monstro sem sensibilidade que causaria a destruição do reino. O pai inconformado com tal profecia manda matar o profeta, mas, por preocupação, envia o filho para ser criado isolado do palácio.
Um belo dia, o destino do príncipe cruza o de uma jovem moça que comete delitos pela cidade. Ao se esbarrem ele percebe que sua presença lhe trouxe os sentidos. À revelia da moça ele a leva para sua residência e lá começam a desenvolver uma relação à la Bela e a Fera.

A química dos atores é muito boa, apesar da diferença de idade de 8 anos, eles conseguiram entregar boas cenas de romance. Aliás, por conta dessa necessidade do toque físico para que o príncipe possa sentir emoção há muitas cenas de carícias, vários beijos. Realmente tem bastante romance para quem gosta de dramas com cenas românticas. Considerando que este é o primeiro trabalho de Wang Xingyue como protagonista já é perceptível aqui o seu potencial para a atuação. Não apenas por seu rosto bonito, mas especialmente por suas habilidades de interpretação.

Mas apesar da premissa promissora, acho que a história se perde um pouco. Mais um caso de uma drama que se beneficiaria bastante em termos narrativos se fossem menos episódios. Além disso, é perceptível nos cenários, figurinos e adereços que é uma produção de baixo orçamento. Não que isso influencie na qualidade da história, mas visualmente deixa a desejar nesse aspecto.

O final é feliz e com direito a nascimento do primeiro filho, mas termina de forma tão abrupta que tive que voltar e conferir se não tinha pulado nada. E apesar do final feliz a resolução da questão da profecia terminou bem nebulosa. Não ficou exatamente claro para mim as intenções do imperador com relação a profecia e aos filhos.

No geral é um bom drama. Gostei da história. Não esperava muito e acabei sendo surpreendida, apesar de alguns percalços vale a pena assistir.

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A Delightful Sweet Fluffy Romance

If you want a romance that is sweet from the beginning till the end, this is it. Since their first meeting in episode 1, our main couple holds hands, sleeps together and hardly gets separated. There’re hardly any moments they are not together, and when they are not, they miss each other dearly and cannot wait to get back into each other’s arms again. This drama is easy to watch with very little angst though the last few episodes become rather tensed. All the characters are lovable, an antagonist that is revealed from the beginning, and an ending everyone loves.

Ji Dinglan (Wang Xingyue) is a prince born with no taste buds nor emotions. He cannot feel pain, happiness nor sadness. No one knows about his condition because if exposed, he is deemed a demon and would be persecuted. He becomes a hermit, changes his name to Mo Qingchen (meaning strange light dust), and lives far away from the palace and everyone else. When he accidentally touches Lin Chi (Bu Guanjin), all his senses come back temporarily. For the first time in his life, he experiences a new world which he has never known before. Since then, he attaches himself to Lin Chi and they quickly fall in love and inseparable from each other. They also realize they can transfer their power to and fro via each other’s tears. Lurking under this romance is Ji Dinglan’s ambitious and vindictive half-brother, Ji Dingyue (Nie Zihao). Time and time again he tries to expose Mo Qingchen’s secret, and he tries to hurt the couple to achieve his goal. Again and again he fails because of the unyielding love and devotion Mo Qingchen has for Lin Chi and she him; both do not hesitate to sacrifice for the other.

I have watched some of Wang Xingyue's previous dramas and find him an excellent actor. This drama is his first drama as a main lead, and his acting here is believable and again outstanding. At the tender age of 19, Wang Xingyue has a chisel good look and mature in his demeanor. He has a great potential ahead of him. Bu Guanjin on the other hand is a lot older than Wang Xingyue, but the pairing doesn’t look awkward because the couple has great chemistry together. Her acting is natural without trying too hard making the Lin Chi character very lovable. As with most young actors, Wang Xingyue is not stingy with his kisses. Nie Zihao has been acting as antagonists for several dramas I have watched. He has a very good-looking face with a sliver of hideousness in it and he is perfect for this tormented role as Ji Dingyue whom I’ve come to empathize. His acting here is applaudable.

I like the second couple and all the side characters. The acting by the whole cast is solid with an intact script and commendable editing. The background props look authentic and the costumes are carefully designed and made. The official soundtracks are some of the most impressive ballads in recent historical dramas.

My Verdict

This is such a delightful drama that has a very clear plot with very few visible plot holes or flaws. The flow is good and the pace is on spot. Despite the couple spending a lot of time conveying their love and admiration for each other, this doesn’t feel draggy because there are other things happening simultaneously. The acting is solid by the whole cast. The comedy is light and dialogues are humorous. Though rather predictable, I find this drama a great de-stressor that gives us a make-believe world that perhaps such love and devotion do exist. If you’re a romance buff and want something easy to watch with no angst, this is it. This is a story well told and deserves a bravo!

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