Chinese fantasy drama “Love beyond the grave” (lantern of the day) is quickly gaining attention after its release, but beyond its unique plot, it is the visual appearance of lead actress Dilraba Dilmurat that has unexpectedly become a hot topic among viewers.
Starring alongside Arthur Chen, the drama tells the story of a ghost king and a young general bound by a mysterious curse that forces them to share their five senses. The intriguing premise initially attracted viewers, but discussions soon turned to the actors’ on-screen style and visuals in general.
Some viewers pointed this out Dilraba Dilmurat appeared noticeably thinner in some scenes, with visible tear troughs and nasolabial lines. Combined with light-based makeup and relatively heavy eye makeup, the the lighting reportedly made her look less natural in specific shots. This led to comments online wondering if the style was inappropriatewith some even jokingly asking if he had “he had an argument with his stylist.”
In contrast, Arthur Chen received praise for his young and fresh appearancewith many viewers taking notice his style effectively highlighted his character’s energetic image. The clear difference between the two leads to further fueling the debate, with some attributing the problem primarily to makeup and costumes rather than the actress herself.
However, not all reactions were critical. Another group of spectators defended Dilraba, highlighting his strong facial features and undeniable screen presence. Many praised his portrayal of the Ghost King, especially in the red costume scenes, where his aura was described as powerful and suited to the fantasy genre. The positive comments also highlighted this his images still stood out and contributed to the overall aesthetic of the drama.
As discussions continue online, “Love beyond the grave” remains firmly in the spotlight, proving that in today’s entertainment landscape, even the most subtle stylistic choices can quickly become a major talking point alongside the story itself.
Sources: Yahoo News
