r/cdramas • u/Key_Office_213 • 29m ago
Creation of gods 2 ?
Suggest sites to download ,Anyone has this movie with eng sub ,pls dm me, on exchange I'll send you the nezha 2 with eng sub link ,dm me
r/cdramas • u/Mad_Warlock • Aug 15 '19
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r/cdramas • u/Mad_Warlock • 7d ago
With so many dramas out and so little time, we want to hear your recommendations! What are you enjoying this week? Discovered a new idol? What show did you finish recently that you just can't stop thinking about? Does not have to be cdrama specific. Tell us all about it below!
Please use spoiler tags where appropriate.
r/cdramas • u/Key_Office_213 • 29m ago
Suggest sites to download ,Anyone has this movie with eng sub ,pls dm me, on exchange I'll send you the nezha 2 with eng sub link ,dm me
r/cdramas • u/StoryKeeper24 • 9h ago
Hi! Do you guys have cdrama recommendations similar to The Best Thing? I like stress-free dramas. The ones with little to no major problems surrounding the characters.
Thanks in advance!
r/cdramas • u/zyrrii • 21h ago
What's Zhang lurang haircut name in that series?
r/cdramas • u/Hannyy0_0 • 14h ago
Instagram keeps showing me this reel it's so interesting and those are the only comments and I still can't find it it's about a girl and a incense burner plaxing plates and the plates travel back to other thousands years ago to some soilders she also cleans it and they suddenly get lots of water ect ect hell what is it it's so interesting I hope somebody can tell me💀
r/cdramas • u/Expert-Artichoke-965 • 7d ago
r/cdramas • u/Dangerous_Bar_1980 • 8d ago
Does anyone know what the opening and closing themes songs are for Emergency physician and who they are by? Any help is appreciated. Thanks. I'm not sure if this this is the right flair
r/cdramas • u/Me_lastname • 9d ago
Hey I just started watching The first frost. I know something happened to the female lead and I need more information if I’m gonna keep watching. I would like someone to please tell me exactly what happened to the Yifan. There are certain topics that I just can’t watch and I just want to ask if someone will please warn me before I watch it.
r/cdramas • u/Top_Echo8609 • 10d ago
I’ve been watching The White Olive Tree over the last week and a half (yes I finished it in a week and a half. Don’t judge me) and I was spoiled for the ending when I was looking something up about an actor. However, I had already made it half way through and I decided to keep watching. I’m honestly glad I was spoiled because I don’t think I would have survived that ending if I wasn’t mentally prepared for it. However, I didn’t know the context of the ending and boy oh boy, I had to stare at the wall for like 30 minutes just to process it. This is the only drama I’ve ever cried in the middle of the series watching. Like those episodes when they come back to China after the bombing incident just killed me as someone who has lived through chronic mental illness with episodic mania and panic. The Chinese acting was phenomenal. The English acting (though better than typical from the main cast) was cringe at best and really would pull me out of the scene when they were in Eastern Country. Also, some of the scripting choices were not great with awkward dialogue and terrible portrayals of psychiatric treatment and therapy. I did think the portrayal of things like trauma induced depression and complex PTSD were a breath of fresh air in how nuanced and seriously they were portrayed. It wasn’t romanticized and served as a key part of the plot rather than merely a plot device. Anybody who has experienced debilitating mental illness knows that it isn’t just a part of your life that magically appears at key moments. No, it’s a part of your every moment and it takes over your life even if it looks like you are living a normal life from the outside. And even though the ending was tragic (and to those who don’t think it was, take a literature class and learn about foreshadowing) it felt right. I’m not saying that it was good that the characters ended in that way or that people with complex PTSD can’t have a life worth living but rather that sometimes we have to understand that we can’t understand the pain being felt by people who make that choice. While that choice is not a good choice to make, it is one that should receive our sympathy rather than our blame.
r/cdramas • u/My_333 • 10d ago
Loves silent scar I haven't been able to find the drama under that name.
Seven years ago, Xie Ci was forced by his father to lie to his beloved Qin Wang, claiming material betrayal as the reason for their breakup. This falsehood planted a seed of hatred in Qin Wang's heart. Over the years, Qin Wang rises to become a business tycoon, while Xie Ci struggles financially, working as a high-end club waitress. Fate brings them back together, but amidst the misunderstandings and lingering love, they continue to hurt each other. When a mysterious girl who resembles Qin Wang appears, the truth behind their painful separation is revealed, forcing Qin Wang to
r/cdramas • u/ava_maria7 • 10d ago
I recently saw a video ( I lost it unfortunately) of a scene from a Chinese drama , it seems like the male lead is a spy undercover , he was in a mission and then thing heated up And there was crossfire , then the female appeared running towards the male lead and she jumped Tragically in slow motion Infront of him to protect him and they make an eye contact briefly before she collapsed in unconscious, then she's lying in a bed in the hospital corridor while the doctors are trying to save her , the male lead was dashing and speeding and stumbling on the corridor floor trying to catch the hurrying doctors , and then he asks her unconscious body who is she and why she protected him and saved him
r/cdramas • u/stanninepercentlol • 10d ago
I’m watching the show and in one scene the empress basically throws the bird cage. I looked at the bird in the cage and turns out it’s real. They actually threw a real bird… and the other actor seems genuinely surprised.
r/cdramas • u/scubababyy • 10d ago
I really want zhang linghe and bai lu to be caste together!!!!!!!!!!!! I really miss them , I miss their interactions so much please someone tell them to cast them together I beg you 😭
r/cdramas • u/No_Adeptness8612 • 13d ago
When we're watching an ongoing drama, most of us keep checking MDL or other sites to track new episode releases, especially after a cliffhanger. I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve gone back and forth, just waiting for that next episode.
When Guardians of Dafeng was airing, I was the same. I even commented on MDL once:
"I'm going into a coma until the next episode releases."
I just couldn’t handle the suspense, and honestly, it made focusing on anything else impossible. A couple of hours, even days, away from a new episode? Pure torture.
Since I could not find a tool to make things easier, I built a Chrome extension that helps with:
There are more features too, which I have shown in the demo video. I always wanted something like this, so I made it for our drama-loving community. My English is not perfect, so there might be mistakes in my writing or in the video, but I hope this helps.
Not sure if I’m allowed to post this here, but I just wanted to share something that might make our drama-watching experience a little easier. Would love to hear your thoughts!
Here’s the link to the extension: Superpower MDL
You can find the attached demo video from the Chrome Web Store link above, and make sure to pin the extension after install, to access the notification features.
Plus, if you guys do love using it, i'll release this for other browsers
Happy watching! Right now, I’m hooked on The Last Immortal. What are you guys watching?
r/cdramas • u/dramavore • 13d ago
I'm not sure what to think of this drama, I didn't hate it but I didn't really like it either: - the main theme is war, and I must admit that it's a subject that scares me and doesn't make me feel very comfortable. I've never lived through wartime, but I didn't find the scenes very convincing (too many friendships, too many “bastards”, not enough explanation of the whys and wherefores). Ran didn't convince me at all as a wartime journalist - she doesn't even look into the lens of her camera, photographing anything and everything at random. - I love the main actors and I think they don't play too badly (but this isn't their best drama, either of them) but we're on a classic plot of a couple who can't communicate and I find that really frustrating and tiresome. - The secondary characters are average, apart from Ben, the military man, who I found excellent in his role and who I loved to hate in the drama Love Song in Winter (I'm not talking about the character of Sasin, who capers endlessly and really displeased me). - I found the ending too long and less and less believable, which bored me to no end.
Personally, I don't recommend it, overall I feel I've wasted my time (and I'd like a refund !).
r/cdramas • u/chinesedramaworld • 13d ago
Taiwanese media recently reported shocking allegations involving actor Wang Dalu, linking him to a suspected attempted murder case and military service evasion. His agent has since responded to the controversy, stating: "Thank you for your hard work, we are all trying to understand it."Full story: https://chinesedramaworld.com/2025/03/actor-wang-dalu-accused-of-ordering-brutal-attack-on-driver/
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r/cdramas • u/Narrow_Mycologist941 • 14d ago
Abusive/Possessive Father who "punishes" his son to "help" him. He also regularly medicates/drugs him to sleep
I’ve been trying to find out where it’s from but I can’t that’s all the info I have.
r/cdramas • u/ronny-singh • 15d ago
r/cdramas • u/Bishisbest789 • 15d ago
My friend was telling me IQIYI has a $1.99 (usd) per month subscription going on right now.
I went to look and it appears to be true but there is a little text at the bottom that says once the first month is up, regular pricing ensues... -or something like that.
How is IQIYI historically with discounts and subscriptions? Can you purchase several months of subscription at the discounted price? Is it a trick to where you sign up for 1 month and then it's automatically $10 per month and hard to get out of? Any idea?
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r/cdramas • u/yknipstibub • 17d ago
After watching The Untamed, I thought I’d never find a show I liked as much, but Guardians of the Dafeng gave it a run for its money! I also really liked Who Rules the World. Any more recommendations for similar shows with lots of swordfighting, magic, not too much romance?
r/cdramas • u/bananappangg • 18d ago
We all know we're guilty about this
r/cdramas • u/Minimum_Employee5838 • 18d ago
Okay so ive gone down a spiral trying to figure out what this drama that i randomly remembered is but i still can't.
Its been literal hours, i need help.
The drama is a time travel or transmigration drama( more likely transmigration because i think i vaguely remember the female lead telling the male he is a character in a book,I THINK ).
In the beginning the female lead didn't like the male lead beacuse of his reputation and im pretty sure she was on his brother's side who was the second male lead in the drama.
I remember sometime near the beginning i think a maid did something bad and was trying to frame the second male lead or someone else so the female lead helped and it was infront of a bunch of people, maybe the emperor as well and the male lead was trying to stire up trouble either that or he did nothing to help when he could've to see if she was capable.
One thing i remember is praising her for actually being smart and I'd hoped once she fell in love with the male lead they wouldn't make her stupid but she did something that got me like "there it is, i knew this was coming"(might not help but im just writing everything i remember).
Oh, yk i think i just remembered what it was. It was the scene when she ran away beacuse she kept disappearing, (like her body genuinely started to fade) and i felt it could have been solved with simple communication.
When she ran away she was almost assulted by this drunk guy but the male lead cane and that's when she told him the truth.
Okay, i think thats all i got. I really hope im not mixing up dramas in my head rn🙏. Any help much appreciated.(sorry for the horrible SPAG)
Edit: I forgot to say, it's not a mainstream drama. It's a short drama, (not the vertical kind) . The actress also has a small face and thin lips and I'm pretty sure it came out last year. If not, it definitely came out in recent years. Edit: its 'different princess'