The Prisoner of Beauty

The Prisoner of Beauty: A solid 9/10 Masterclass in Strategic Romance and Lethal Chemistry

The Prisoner of Beauty is a visual powerhouse, anchored by the electric, slow-burn chemistry between the FL and the ML. It masterfully balances high-stakes political maneuvering with an "enemies-to-lovers" arc that keeps you hooked from the first episode. However, it misses a perfect score due to two glaring issues:
I was frustrated at times by the FLs Logic. While brilliant, man-man’s decision-making is often two-dimensional. Her refusal to trust Wei Shao led to the "heart shield" fiasco and, more critically, her concealment of the secret tunnel (the Zuihou path). By keeping this "safety net" for the Qiao clan a secret, she ironically handed the enemy, Liu Yan, a literal back door to slaughter her husband’s forces. Seeing her cry in Episode 30 because she sent him to fight a war she helped sabotage was the ultimate "accountability" moment she earned.
The other small grip I have is the anticlimactic Villain Deaths.
After episodes of meticulous buildup, the antagonists are dispatched with jarring speed. Su Ehuang’s manipulative "brother’s widow" shield eventually shatters, but her end feels rushed. Similarly, the obsessed Liu Yan and the slimy Qiao Yue—who survived far longer than their IQs should have allowed—met their fates so quickly that the payoff felt hollow compared to the 30+ episodes of stress they caused.
Despite these gripes, the production value and the lead performances make this a must-watch. The side characters were all compelling and there’s lots of emotional moments.

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definitely worth watching!!!

if you are looking for a drama full of beautiful dresses, kingdoms at war and a love blooming despite the odds look no further.

plot: two reigns on opposite sides because of a previous betrayal decide to set aside their disagreement and merge into a peaceful family...or so we though.

our FL is given out as wife to a rival kingdom in order to smooth out their previous tumultuous past, but not everyone in the new family is so willing to put aside the past, especially her new to be husbands.

the FL and the ml throughout the drama go from opposite sides to solid couple willing to fight for the right cause and their marriage.

the central plot of the story revolves around the marriage but mostly the rivalry between all the kingdoms on this lands.

court intrigues, betrayal, love, family boundaries are all fundamental pieces of this drama and they are fleshed out pretty well.

the story is engaging, the pace is very good, you never get bored.... almost

while the love story is engaging and the fights between reigns are exacting not all plot lines are equally engaging.

towards the middle part we get a couple of sloppy episodes about a unrequired love by one of the male characters.
I have to admit this is the only part I didn't quite like but it gets over pretty fast.

another complaint I have for the finale.
it feels Rushed... but not in the sense that something is missing from the plot, but I think that they should have add a couple more episodes.

we don't get to experience the hopelessness we are supposed to feel cause the battle end too quickly.

I feel the production was late and it is quite a pity.
the battle scenes and fighting choreography are quite good along the drama.
I would have loved to see more of the final battles which were cut really short.

at the end they all get what they deserve (good and bad people) so you will not be unsatisfied.

the actors are top notch and the drama itself is beautiful to watch.

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Masterpiece of Historical Romance ,Perfect Blend of Politics, Chemistry & Character Growth

The Prisoner of Beauty is hands down one of the best historical Chinese dramas of 2025, and it deserves every bit of the praise it has received. This drama exceeded all my expectations and left me completely obsessed from start to finish. My only regret is that I watched this drama so late I wish I had discovered it sooner because it truly deserves all the hype it got.

Song Zuer and Liu Yuning have incredible on screen chemistry that feels natural and earned. Their slow-burn romance develops beautifully without relying on toxic tropes, unnecessary misunderstandings, or forced love triangles. The way their relationship evolves from wariness to mutual respect to deep love is portrayed with such nuance and warmth. Their interactions are filled with humor, tenderness, and genuine emotional depth.

Both Xiao Qiao and Wei Shao are well written characters with real depth. Xiao Qiao is clever, resilient, and politically savvy without being unrealistic. Wei Shao is fierce yet kind, showing vulnerability beneath his tough exterior. What I appreciated most is that both characters grow individually and together, learning to trust and support each other while maintaining their own identities.

This drama masterfully balances romance, political intrigue, comedy, and action. The political plotlines are engaging without being confusing, the romantic moments are swoon worthy without being cheesy, and the comedic relief feels organic rather than forced. There's not a single boring episode – every scene serves a purpose and keeps you invested.

The cinematography, costumes, makeup, and set designs are absolutely breathtaking. Every frame looks like a painting, and the attention to historical detail is impressive. The wedding scenes alone are worth the watch they're visually stunning and emotionally powerful.

The supporting characters are equally well developed and portrayed. From Wei Yan to Madame Xu, every character feels three dimensional with their own motivations and arcs. The actor playing the prince's cousin deserves special mention for delivering a particularly memorable performance.

In a landscape filled with toxic romances, this drama stands out for portraying a healthy, communicative relationship. The leads talk through their problems, respect each other's boundaries, and work as a team. Their partnership feels like a true alliance built on trust and mutual admiration.

With 36 episodes, the pacing is tight and purposeful. There's no unnecessary dragging of plotlines or repetitive content. Each episode advances the story meaningfully, whether through character development, political maneuvering, or romantic progression.

The OST perfectly complements every emotional beat of the drama. The background score enhances tense political scenes and tender romantic moments alike, making the viewing experience even more immersive.

The Prisoner of Beauty is a must watch for anyone who loves historical dramas, romance, or simply quality storytelling. It's the kind of drama that stays with you long after the final episode, leaving you with warmth and satisfaction. The combination of stellar performances, beautiful production, engaging plot, and genuine emotional resonance makes this a 10/10 masterpiece that I would happily rewatch multiple times.

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I am totally imprisoned by the beauty of this drama.

Just a few episodes in, I was already completely hooked— definitely had me locked in, anticipating to see how everything would unfold. It's the kind of story that becomes addicting to watch, pulling you in so deeply that you feel everything alongside the characters, as if you’re part of their journey. From the very beginning, it lays a strong foundation, and as it progresses, I found myself growing more and more attached— not just to the story, but to the characters themselves. Not to mention, the trope is enemies to lovers— what better setup is there for tension and slowburn than that?

The plot truly thrives on tension, strategy, and emotional conflict. While it leans more on its comedic tone, the emotional intensity was executed effectively and most of the pivotal moments hit where they need to. What makes it even more engaging is the constant push-and-pull— both in the political schemes and the characters’ relationships— which keeps the stakes feeling high. The narrative doesn’t rely solely on big twists; instead, it builds tension through layered interactions, conflicting loyalties, and gradual revelations, making every move feel calculated and meaningful. I appreciate how the story didn’t rush major developments. Instead, the pacing of emotional conflicts, "betrayals", and realizations felt earned, which made the payoff more satisfying.

The characters are definitely one of the drama’s strongest points— they have depth and are complex, compelling, and deeply human. I truly love how every character was written out.
Manman: I felt deeply protective of her immediately from the very start. Despite being intelligent, strategic, and capable, she remains soft-hearted— that contrast gives her so much depth. You understand her decisions—even when they hurt—because she’s caught between two clans, carefully threading her way in a path that could break at any moment. She isn’t reckless with her choices— every move she makes is calculated, yet still guided by compassion and rooted deeply in her circumstance. Even when she schemes or makes difficult decisions, she never loses her humanity. That balance between rationality and emotion is what makes her so admirable. She’s constantly torn between family and love, between her hometown Yanzhou and her new home in Wei, between filial piety and her own heart. I truly empathized with her early on, which only proves how well-written her character is. Song Zuer’s portrayal elevates it even more— her performance is so convincing that every time Manman is mistreated, misunderstood, or breaking down, it genuinely feels painful to watch. I cry when she cries.

Wei Shao: A truly morally gray character. His actions aren’t always right, but they’re understandable and deeply rooted in his past. The storytelling does a great job making his motivations feel natural rather than forced. He comes off as tough and guarded, yet carries so much beneath the surface. As Yulou pointed out, the people of Wei are slow to trust— but once they do, it’s unwavering. That trait is perfectly reflected in Wei Shao, especially in how his relationship with Manman and the Qiao Clan develops. You can tell he’s just as torn— if not more conflicted and skeptical than Manman— which makes him feel even more genuine. Hence, the way he allowed himself to let go of the lifelong hatred he held toward the Qiao Clan— choosing instead kindness, forgiveness, and sincerity— was truly touching. Its emotional intensity was powerful and comeplling, largely because Wei Shao's character arc was portrayed so effectively. His journey and motivations were clearly laid out, making every development and shift in his character feel earned and worthwhile. Liu Yuning’s performance was definitely remarkable— you can visibly see how he softens in the later episodes compared to the earlier ones. He was truly convincing as Wei Shao.

The Qiao Clan and Wei Clan— except Manman's uncle— were also wholesome to watch. Unexpectedly, Mayors Zhen and Yang also left an impression on me. I found myself empathizing with them and, in a way, even feeling proud of them for choosing to die for the cause they believed in. The four generals’ brotherhood was easily one of the most heartwarming parts of the drama— I truly adored their bond. In particular, Wei Qu and Wei Liang’s relationship stood out the most. The way Wei Qu was willing to sacrifice himself for Wei Liang— to bring their brother back home— it was emotional and gutwrenching for me. His breakdown upon realizing Wei Liang was no longer breathing was one of the most devastating moments in the entire drama, made even more powerful by how deeply their bond had been established. Xiaotao and Wei Liang were absolute cuties, and I genuinely found myself rooting for them. They were a wonderful addition to the story, bringing warmth and lightness whenever they appeared— making Wei Liang's death truly heartbreaking. Even though it was foreshadowed, it didn’t lessen the emotional impact. The weight of that moment hit hard, especially because he was one of those characters you grow attached to early on.

Nonetheless, Manman and Wei Shao's relationship and dynamics were truly well-written. It’s literally a game of “one step forward, three steps backward”— especially with how they both navigate their relationship and circumstances. One of the most enjoyable aspects was the constant scheming. Watching them go against each other was so entertaining, yet also stomach-turning whenever they have a confrontation. I truly appreciated how the drama stayed true in its premise— a strong enemies-to-lovers foundation— filled with tension, distrust, and conflicting loyalties. This makes their relationship feel natural and not rushed— they became conscious of each other and eventually fell inlove. Wei Shao being vulnerable— only to Manman— serves as a major turning point in their relationship (I ate those kinds of tropes) He may not exactly have had a dramatic groveling arc, but his pining was undeniable. The way he consistently shows concern and protectiveness toward Manman speaks volumes. He expresses love more through actions than words— very much an acts-of-service type— which contrasts beautifully with Manman, someone who has her way with words, which adds another layer to their dynamic. It's truly compelling how they started off toxic and guarded, yet ended up developing strong communication, mutual understanding, genuine trust, and heartfelt love towards each other. It’s almost ironic— in the end, all they truly wanted was peace and happiness.

The production aspects elevated the drama even further. The cast delivered strong performances, especially in emotionally intense scenes (even the side characters) The fight scenes were also one of the strongest aspects which were perfectly complemented by the OST— making each and every scene hit harder.

The final episode however was an emotional rollercoaster. It went from intense and anxiety-inducing battle scenes to deeply emotional tributes (especially for Fan and Wei Liang) to a sudden transition into a peaceful timeskip. While I appreciated that the drama gave us a happy ending— showing Manman and Zhonglin with their daughter, Feifei— the resolution felt lacking. It was abrupt, rushed, and overall lacking in buildup and proper conclusion. It felt like the drama compressed too many major events into a short span, then quickly moved to a brief happy conclusion. I just wish we had more time to truly sit with their happiness after everything they went through.

Overall, this drama— no doubt— excels in character depth and arcs, emotional storytelling, relationship development, tension and dynamics. It’s not hard to grow attached to the characters— they feel real, flawed, and human. Despite some pacing issues toward the end, I genuinely loved the experience and I enjoyed every bits of the drama. It made me feel a wide range of emotions— from excitement and tension to heartbreak and warmth. This is truly a compelling drama driven by complex characters and a powerful enemies-to-lovers romance— definitely done right. The journey itself was emotional, engaging, and absolutely worthwhile.

Would I recommend this? Definitely! If you’re a sucker for the enemies-to-lovers trope— especially one that goes beyond simple passive hostility— and with real stakes on the line, this is a must-watch. The plot itself may not be particularly unique, but it makes up for it with gripping and emotional storytelling that keeps you fully invested, almost as if you’re imprisoned inside the drama alongside the characters.

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Captivating and addictive

This is a beautiful story with great characters and chemistry. I binged it because I was so engrossed in the characters. Couldn't turn it off! This is one of my all time faves and made me a fan of Liu Yuning for life.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😁❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰🥰🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😁😁💗💗💗💗💗🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉💗💗💗💗💗💗😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

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Definitely Worth The Watch!! ??

I just completed this drama yesterday and it is nothing short of perfection.. Firstly it's an Enemies to Lover's Trope and it's well written.. The male and female lead have extremely good chemistry and their two personalities compliment on another perfectly...
This drama is well paced and features Two Smart Leads... At first they are weary of each other but they later grow to love on another through building mutual trust and experiencing life together...

Overall I found that this was an enjoyable watch... There weren't many villains... One or two throughout the show and they were all brought to Justice at some point...
Wei Shoa's men are the absolute sweetest!! You will fall inlove with their personalities almost instantly... They are hilarious 😂 😂

Lord Wei and his wife I found to have made a beautiful couple and their romantic confessions and actions towards one another was just a joy to watch!! I absolutely loved it....
Their kissing scenes are off the charts!!! My boy can kiss and my girl knows how to kiss her man back!!!!!!
Hehehe 😂😂🩷🩷🩷🩷

Overall 10/10 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5 Stars

SPOILERS:
1) Two people die in the show that I found to be uncessary but regardless it's a good watch..
Most war proned dramas or where the leads have some army role somebody at some point in the dream dies...
2) It's a very very happy ending ( Babies and All ) 🤭

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Love it at first watch! Intelligent characters and good acting!

just disappointed for near the end of the story, especially on last eps (eps 36), there’s rarely interaction between wei shao and qiao man, just right at the end not more that 5 minutes☹️ but overall is good! i like the storyline and how smart the female lead character is also male lead that is not easy to be fooled by others. Their acting are so goooodd!!! This is my first time watching chinese drama in historical era. i am mostly a korean drama watcher, about the war and government issues may not as complicated and heavy as korean one but still acceptable. it seems easy to win in the war in chinese drama.

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A little disappointing...but decent

Prisoner of Beauty

Liu Yuning - Wei Shao
Song Zuer - Qiao Man

Wow, I love the look of Wei Shao at the very beginning when we get introduced to him in the hood. I also love Qiao Man’s first impression because she’s sacrificing her future so that her sister can be happy. I can already tell she’s a mature FL and not one of those clueless FL’s in some dramas. Not only that, but I love how Liu Yuning acts with his eyes. When Wei Shao saw Manman for the first time, you could tell he was taken aback by her looks and beauty. But, there is so much tension built up between the families that it is going to start off at least as a classic enemies to lovers which I love.

Wow, episode 2 and I’m in love with this drama and dynamic already. Wei Shao putting on a show to gain the people’s trust with Manman lowk helping him. Him realizing she was helping and gave her an ointment for the tick he made on her neck. The tension in that scene with Manman acting it perfectly. But, still, they are at odds with each other so the drama hasn’t lost that enemies tension yet. And then the scene where Manman gives Wei Shao the pendant of the city and the sun hitting her hanfu perfectly. Wei Shao’s general look is also so fitting.

Episode 3 and Wei Shao finally realizes that Manman cares for the Wei people and doesnt want to see them innocently hurt by Liu Yan’s plans. He was wrong all along about eloping and now has his men on the hunt for her when she was helping him all along. I hope he gets there in time to save her from Liu Yan.

Episode 4…we get the classic running scene. All Wei Shao says is “Come here”, doesn’t make eye contact, and Manman still trusts him over Liu Yan. Not only that, but his running towards her when arrows started flying and protecting her by hugging her and covering her with his back shows his little bit of care towards her. And then she slaps him straight on the face after😭😭😭

Side note, I love Li Xueqin as a person and an actor. She’s the funniest ever on Hi6 and I didn’t know that she was an actor too. So, seeing her in this drama was amazing. She plays the character so well. Now it also adds up onto why she knows and is friends with Liu Yuning.

Awww episode 5, Wei Shao caught a lynx for Manman after most men can’t or won’t find it worth the effort to kill the lynx as a marriage gift. These wedding feels so melancholy though which builds the sort of arranged/forced marriage. The end of this episode gave me goosebumps. Li Xueqin’s acting was on point with begging the generals. Then, Wei Shao instantly going after Manman after learning she’s sick and was stuck outside for 2 whole days in the rain. His horse riding and fierce look while being concerned for Manman. Ughhhh, this scene was perfect. I also love how the generals were abt to help stop the carriage regardless if Wei Shao was coming.

I like how Wei Shao recognized the strength of Manman and doesn’t underestimate her. He even stands up for her when other ppl r talking bsf saying that she should only be used as a concubine. He made sure that everyone knew their place and she was an exception. Whether it was just for show, I know some of that had to be real.

Yes, we’re starting to get Wei Shao being a little bit more vulnerable with his emotions surrounding his family’s deaths and betrayal. Manman genuinely worried for Wei Shao and them hugging together in the rain on that cart. The genuine care that Manman had for Wei Shao despite all the political tensions shines through.

Episode 10: There’s no way that Wei Shao’s own mother drugged him just to forcefully make him take a concubine. That’s messed up on so many levels. But, we also got to see Manman slightly warming up and caring for Wei Shao. Yes, I love how Manman defends Wei Shao by not ruining his dignity and keeping that drugged night a secret as well as standing up to his mother.

Episode 12: I love how they’re starting to slowly trust each other a little bit more. The conversation with the tavern and the portrait was actually really mature. I particularly liked Wei Shao’s sentence: “I don’t trust everything my cousin says. Have you not considered that I’m also your husband? I want to hear both sides.” And then Wei Shao being protective over Manman as her husband.

Episode 14/15: I love the trust that is building between the two. Wei Shao rlly pulled through in believing her that she didn’t tamper with the seeds. He recognized all the help she’s given towards their city and the people. Not only that, but he decided to further investigate this issue to help clear her name and find the person who is trying to frame her. Also, Manman finally called Wei Shao “fujun” for the first time. His face when he heard that was priceless.

Episode 17: wow the tension. Wei Shao having to grab his knee tightly with his hands while she was massaging his head and then the noise he made. they’re both getting encapsulated with each other

Episode 22: Song Zuer acting drunk was really really cute. Her acting there just makes you want to hug her, she’s just like a teddy bear. I can feel their feelings start to ramp up. Wei Shao letting Manman literally cut him on his neck, but he’s still focusing on taking HER shoes off and feeding her water. Also, that forehead kiss, hello. They’re both gone. Fallen. Crushed. Done.

Episode 23: I do like the character development between Wei Shao and Manman. When Manman’s uncle did something evil, Wei Shao did not blame Manman for it. He is able to separate the Qiao clan from his wife, which shows the trust that he is building in her.

Episode 25: Wow, the love that Wei Shao has for Manman is so great that he gave Bogong’s spear to Qiao Ci for the duel. He did all of that to reassure Manman that Qiao Ci would be ok in the duel.

Episode 29: Wow, that episode was a rollercoaster. Their kiss was one of the most intense kisses that I’ve seen in historical dramas, I was actually super surprised. And then…they got interrupted and literally everything went downhill. Old tensions and plans resurfaced, old disbelief and doubt in each other started to resurface, and Wei Shao left to go to battle without having a proper talk with Manman. Still, Manman tried to show her support and love through the pounding of the drums and her wanting to go to Boya to help Wei Shao. She’s definitely an actions over words type of girl.

Im skipping to the last 2-3 episodes. I’m not going to lie, there is not a lot of episode reviews considering there is 36 whole episodes in this drama. I hate to say it, but I was just really bored when watching this drama until the last 2 episodes. I don’t know if it was because it’s a historical drama so it’s naturally more boring and more political, if I was too stressed out with school so I couldn’t enjoy it, or if this drama was too overhyped in my mind because my expectations were really high. I just could not be bothered to be interested for the good chunk of this drama.

HOWEVER, the last 2 episodes got me so hooked. The tension came back, the action, the suspense. I think if the whole drama was set up like the last 2, I would be so much more interested. I HATED HOW WEI LIANG DIED BRO. Like no one died in the first 34 episodes of this drama, but then WEI LIANG DIES, XIAOTAO IS LEFT WITH NO ONE, THEN THE OTHER GENERAL LOSES HIS ARM, BRO LIKE WHAT! THEN TO MAKE MATTERS WORSE, FANFAN DIES TOO TO SAVE BI ZHI FROM THE CONTROL OF LIU YAN. Bi Zhi, you couldn’t have run a little bit faster. Not only that, but I did love how Shiyuan came back to reinforce Yujun and return to his true family regardless of blood. The whole storyline with Manman’s child was cool and all, but I didn’t feel that connected. I do love her and Wei Shao’s relationship though, it’s such a mature relationship compared to episode 1 and the pettiness that was left behind. I don’t know, I really enjoyed the last 2 episodes and I was super hooked, but besides that, this drama was kind of a bummer to me.

I do love Bi Zhi’s character though. Commander of Boya forces, he turned from a nobody into one of the most respected generals that helped Wei Shao kill Liu Yan. Even though Bi Zhi went and fought against Wei Shao, I don’t believe he was trying his best or else he could’ve overpowered Wei Shao. Now, he has to carry on Fanfan’s legacy with their child. Ugh. He was always so understanding and caring and loving towards Fanfan. Now, because of politics, she sacrificed herself and he has to take on that burden and guilt and despair all by himself. Him at the swing and the harp, just replaying all of their moments together with Liu Yuning’s OST in the back. Man. And then Wei Liang’s burial with Xiaotao coming and saying a couple words. His smile, I miss it. Him waving with the orchids, why did he have to die bro?

The last 10 minutes of Episode 36 was also so rushed though. We didn’t get to see Wei Shao coming back, his return with his daughter being born, or any final “oh my god, I missed you so much” between Wei Shao and Manman. We also didn’t get to see how Manman reacted to Fanfan’s death even though they were so close, regardless of petty fights they had. We didn’t see any jump in the future to Bi Zhi’s life with his child. I feel like that ending was very very rushed, like extremely rushed.

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Loved almost every bit of it!

I love almost every part of the story, especially the INSANE chemistry between the two leads. I rated it 9/10 because I feel like something was missing in the last few episodes. I really wish they had shown the scene where Wei Shao returned to Yunjun after the war—especially how he would explain why he chose to save Pangyi instead of his own family.

I also wish they had shown more of ManMan’s devastation after her cousin’s death. Overall, though, the story was really, really good. It had my cortisol levels going up and down the entire time! 😂 I just wish they had shown more scenes of what happened immediately after the war. Those little details would have made the ending feel much more complete.

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Lets repay hatred with kindness

Wow i never thought i would love historical chinese drama, this drama truly hooked me throughout the entire epi, sleepless night damn, i bow to the scripwriter, director, actors, everyone for writing such an amazing drama!! At first i was craving something new so as not so much fan of historical i tried to give it a try and damn i got to know liu yuning through adwad and this man is criminally seductive, his eyes speak louder than anyone, his voice is deep as ocean!! I fell in love with him in adwad and craving more from him and then found pob, criminally dangerous addicted drama that will take ur sleep 😀
The story was so gud, enemies to lover trope 🫶🏻 love everything about this drama!
Fl op strategy and scheme finally got to see some op fl i didn't watch many historical so im not aware of how many fl are like her those i watch have dumb fl but this fl is the epitome of elegance, dignity, auraaaa!!
Ml well he won my heart not everyone won my heart but something bout him really attract me and now he is my obsession 🙂‍↕️truly a great actor and his acting in both series was out of this world and i heard many people were calling him ugly 😂 i guess they need glasses 🫩
The story is so beautiful as well as painful, the ending scene broke me 😭
And i feel bad for fl like she did everything just to keep her family safe only to be betrayed by her not so gud so called uncle 🙄this drama was truky something else too like i was feeling what fl is feeling its like im experiencing the guilt her family betrayed wei so it hurts to think and i was so emotionally connected to this drama 👏 thats how masterpiece this drama is cuz making ur audience emotional connect of what the characters r feeling r truly some master level drama!!
Even though end was somehow rushed like everything happened in 2 epi but whatever its still my one of my fav drama !!
I miss wei liang 😭 is it necessary to kill him 🫩 whatever he is alive in other drama with his lord 🤗 and i feel bad for cousin sis, never thought historical drama is so tragic 💀 now im hooked in historical drama cuz of liu yuning how am i supposed to tolerate tragic story 💀
Everything was perfect and i really liked the support, respect, emotion ml and fl share like it was ome of the most healthiest relationship i have ever seen in drama, no misunderstanding alwsy communicate and understand each other is sipuch a power couple 🫶🏻 i reqlly love their love story it was so refreshing so cool so elegant ❤️ wish to see more relationship developed like this!
Im sure i will rewatched it nth times 🤗 everyone ahould watch it and rewatched it!! Its a very beautiful drama!! Just go for it!!

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