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rogueslayer452++ A/B/O Desire (or simply Desire The Series), the Chinese BL Omegaverse mpreg office drama, has been utterly delightful because it not only does it feature so many of the familiar tropes and going further than any other Omegaverse drama has done, the story itself is quite compelling as well. From the character drama to the complicated relationships and power dynamics, it's quite delicious with how things have been developing. I'm personally invested with Gao Tu and Shen Wenlang's whole situation. Moreover, Shen Wenlang's actor has a striking resemblance to Wang Zhuocheng (Jiang Cheng from The Untamed), that it kinda takes me out every single time I see on him screen especially when he's scowling. It's just a funny coincidence is all, especially since the actor's name is Jiang Heng which doesn't help with the distraction, lol. Either way, I'm having the time of my life with this drama.
++ Another drama that is currently airing is that I'm also having fun with is When Destiny Brings The Demon, which became kind of an unexpected surprise for me. It's a nice combination of the tone seen in Love Game in Eastern Fantasy and the heavier plot elements from Love Between Fairy And Devil. I know that the transmigration of a modern FL into a historical/fantasy world has been a common trend lately in cdramas and this is no different, however in this case the female lead is very trope-conscious, and despite just wanting to be lazy and not want to be involved with anything she figures things out and adjusts accordingly to her predicament. I adore her. Also, this is the first time I'm seeing Chen Feiyu in a role and it has me yearning for Immortality and see his Mo Ran, gdi.
++ Another drama that is currently airing is that I'm also having fun with is When Destiny Brings The Demon, which became kind of an unexpected surprise for me. It's a nice combination of the tone seen in Love Game in Eastern Fantasy and the heavier plot elements from Love Between Fairy And Devil. I know that the transmigration of a modern FL into a historical/fantasy world has been a common trend lately in cdramas and this is no different, however in this case the female lead is very trope-conscious, and despite just wanting to be lazy and not want to be involved with anything she figures things out and adjusts accordingly to her predicament. I adore her. Also, this is the first time I'm seeing Chen Feiyu in a role and it has me yearning for Immortality and see his Mo Ran, gdi.
