Legend of the Magnate | Episode 2
Li Chun as Su Zixuan

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Legend of the Magnate | Episode 2
Li Chun as Su Zixuan
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Uncontrollably excited to see Chen Xiao on the screen again!
He can go bald irl and it would suit him. Just look at him!
For some reason, I started the novel without intending to, and I gotta say it's a lot bleak for a wrongfully accused poor scholar wrongly accused of cheating, sent off to godforsaken Ningguta for a decade, and living on the edge of discovery and death every single month of his life after his escape back into the Central Plains.
It goes without saying that the drama is so loosely based on the novel that it ought to say, "inspired by the novel" instead of calling it an adaptation.
But I'm determined to ignore all that in favour of seeing Chen Xiao again. Even if it's mild pratfalls in the middle of an actual serious situation, as below:
No, that's not a candle; that's the general's seal that Gu Pingyuan swiped in order to avert a huge fight between two camps that would have led to many deaths.
Look at what a Good Boy he is.
And there's Li Chun, who's going to make a kickass opponent, I'm sure. Just look at her!
On to ep 2!
Heads-up, my posting about this drama is almost fully Chen Xiao focus, unless it turns out to be a decent drama in its own right.
Li Chun is me.