What's up with that, btw? I saw some bts. He's gonna be sick or something? Usually in cdramas it's when a person…
Well, the guy has grey hair, so obv something gonna happen. Spoil me under spoiler plz, I've skimmed through the summary, but don't remember everything.
Yeli was chased by monkeys and hid in an empty wardrobe in a dark desolate room. She bit herself so she would…
ML also killed 3 villain's cronies already. So that's 4 total between the two of them. But except for the fat guy, those weren't for whom FL made the straw dolls, more enemies to check off a list.
The day Cheng Lei shows up with gray hair, it'll either give me a heart attack or send me straight to the ICU.😂
What's up with that, btw? I saw some bts. He's gonna be sick or something? Usually in cdramas it's when a person is very sick/has some bad chi or whatever.
Yeli was chased by monkeys and hid in an empty wardrobe in a dark desolate room. She bit herself so she would…
Hopefully, but they can't drag this Lishan mountain mystery for 40 episodes straight, it'll get boring eventually. I hope there's more to the plot than that and it won't devolve into a typical political circus they often have in historical cdramas.
Maybe they all died of hunger or illness because of the blockade? Clearly nobody went to check up on them all…
She has exactly 2 guys so far. The initial helper (unclear whether graduate or perma mountain dweller) and accountant/manager (graduate). I already wrote about them above. What are you trying to add here? Also, that grandpa actor may be famous, but there are dramas with him where he's just a guest character who gets killed fast, like, for example, The Wanted Detective.
I like that the plot isn't dumb so far, that's the main positive. Too many tropey, overrated af dramas lately,…
I dunno, tropey baby boy general aside, I didn't like that FL was a total Mary Sue there and the plot started to go down the drain after around episode 20. Visually pretty, but couldn't go the distance in the end, imho. At least it wasn't as s*itty as Legend of the Female General, boy, was that some hot trash. I still remember the "dudu" xD
i love the way she weaves the story of the people at lishan in front of the empress....like they are really there....i…
It's unclear who was burned, graduates or those who stayed, but judging by the stone grave there are only 7 people laying there. The mountain clearly had more.
Maybe they all died of hunger or illness because of the blockade? Clearly nobody went to check up on them all…
The first guy who is helping her is unclear whether he's from the mountain proper or a persecuted graduate. The accountant she hired later was a graduate who went off the mountain before s*it hit the fan. So only the first guy knows what happened on the mountain. And I think if there are other survivors, it's only the scattered graduates.
Really pleasantly surprised so far. I’ve loved the director’s past works. Uses music effectively and knows…
Imho, it's not her perforamances, she's fine. It's the questionable plots and characters of some of her recent dramas. Though she's on a roll this year, I fkn loved Unveil: Jadewind, the plot was great and she had a very cool badass character to play there, completely different from Mo Li.
Just read the whole novel. The drama so far is 85% fan fiction.
Yea, personally I love me some mystery. It'd have been boring if she had nothing interesting in her backstory other than being just some poor unloved heiress. And good riddance to that reincarnation trope, at least I hope they got rid of that. Would have been super lame, I hate that trope.
Just read the whole novel. The drama so far is 85% fan fiction.
Yea, exactly. It's a different media, you gotta adapt the plot to it. Though from what I've gathered, that Lishan mountain plot and FL's schizo tendencies are all made up for the drama and weren't in the novel. Though I can't say it's a bad thing either, def intriguing.
Maybe they all died of hunger or illness because of the blockade? Clearly nobody went to check up on them all…
I dunno, to me it looks that, except for the guy who helps her, everyone else on the mountain are dead. Nobody went up the mountain to check on them, so nobody has a clue. She lies about them to comfort other people or to diffuse suspicions, but it all looks like some kind of sad sh*t happened up there. So she's on a mission to kill the villains who represent those straw dolls and to fullfill final wishes of the dead people, like with that tree cutting. She also has stacks of unsent letters for people on the mountain, she's been writing them to cope. It's all hard unhinged cope and clever scheming for revenge.
Just read the whole novel. The drama so far is 85% fan fiction.
I think it's enough to read a lengthy summary written here in discussions to get a general idea. But even that one, imho, is way too long and showing that the novel had too much boring politics. No way to fit all of that stuff in the drama, even with 40 episodes, so good on them to make changes.
Also, that grandpa actor may be famous, but there are dramas with him where he's just a guest character who gets killed fast, like, for example, The Wanted Detective.
It's all hard unhinged cope and clever scheming for revenge.