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Lost Love in Times Episode 51 Reactions
I have got to say that I really do like/enjoy this drama. This episode was really good in showing us the difference between the past 7th prince and the current 7th prince. Because if I'm honest, I was just counting the episodes until he would turn bad again. But now that we are here, I'm confident that 7th prince isn't the evil guy he was in the past.
If I had any critiques from where I am currently, it would be I wish that they'd spent more time developing the relationship between Qing Cheng and Yuan Ling in the beginning episodes.
I say this because, there were minimal scenes in the beginning up until QC initiated the time travel to create a new timeline. I feel like the story begins to drag between episodes 35-50 which they could've used to show us more of the "why" QC and YL love eachother so much (starting with the previous timeline, not the current).I struggled during the first five episodes of watching this drama because I just couldn't figure out how they were so infatuated with eachother when they'd only been in minimal scenes together. I wish they'd used that time in the beginning of the series to fully develop their relationship so that we are able to feel for the characters more.
In addition to that, remember when QC's master died in the original timeline? i didn't feel a thing for that character's death because again, the beginning episodes didn't really give us enough time to resonate with the characters. But now that we have finally been given the chance to resonate with QC's master and Tao Yao, Tao Yao's death hits very differently in the current timeline.
This episode was really good and I'm excited to finally see some episodes where QC reunites with YL at war, even though where we are is pretty devastating.
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