Guys, please tell me if it has a happy ending. I heard it's very emotional and overwhelming. If it does, I would dare to watch it because I don't want to feel depressed.
kdrama- Bon Appetit, Your Majesty. it's currently airing, and quite good and funny.also, Shadow Love, i'm loving…
rightđ i thought if i watch it ongoing i'll be okay, but i'm not. after a long time we are getting a good kdrama. i am liking shadow love, it funny and light hearted as of now, i'm waiting for the angst.
I think Kai is just fine in this role. He portrays MZY pretty close to how he is in the book. I do agree about…
right! i thought they would look so good together and their chemistry would be sizzling, but i can't feel anything, not even in the kissing scenes. maybe i had high hope.
although xu kai has taken a similar character in the past where he's aloof and reserved. but here he feels very wooden to me. also, this may be a minority opinion, but i can't feel the chemistry between them, tho they look go together.
Right there with you. It took a nose dive - not unusual for a cdrama but a nose dive just the same. Beginning…
It happens, everyone is different. Iâm currently watching Moonlit Reunion, and there Iâm not able to connect with the drama and canât feel the chemistry between the leads (just like you with this) but most are enjoying it.
The way I see it, it doesn't matter if they retain all the memories or not, they will find each other and love…
yes, I watched the last scene again, and the ending line was âevery lonely journey ends in a fated encounterâ. so just as you said i think they will fall in love again.
Their parting was so emotional. If i ever rewatch it (whichi definitely would) i would stop at their wedding scene. I donât want to cry again. However, they executed the modern time arc well.
according to wikipediaIn a first time, she was a concubine of King, granted the title Suk-ui (ìì; æ·ć),…
Yeah, and if you see the timeline then most spouses died within 5-8 years of marriage, leaving just one who remained till few decades . Itâs sad that they died early just because of palace politics.
I hope she donât. Itâs not a Chinese drama where there is censorship on time travel, so I hope either she stays in historical era or just like âa dream within a dreamâ where the ML first went to the past and then the FL went. So like he was waiting for her. If it has either of the end, then it will be quite refreshing.
according to wikipediaIn a first time, she was a concubine of King, granted the title Suk-ui (ìì; æ·ć),…
not likely, since it was a male dominated society and she wouldnât be foolish enough to do that.
i read a source that stated- It is argued that Queen Jeonghyeon [yeonsangun (mlâs character) stepmom] helped to bring Queen Yun's (mlâs mom) demise along with her father Yun Ho and her 6th cousin, Yun Pil-sang. But it is unknown how much Queen Jeonghyeon, who was 17 years old at the time, was involved in the abolition of the now deposed Queen Yun. It's speculated that Queen Jeongsun (6th monarch wife; mlâs father was 9th monarch) was also behind it.
Also, after yeonsangunâs deposition, his half-brother i.e. Queen Jeonghyeon son succeeded to throne.
I have summarised the above after reading few sources. Looks like itâs all politics and for title.
no the original host was a fish demon with the power of ice and she was cultivated in demon land when she saved…
I was talking about feng qi (flâs friend in demon realm), not ml. Of course, she doesnât hurt ml. Honestly, while seeing their relationship, I think that itâs equal from both side. Both wants the best of each other.
i am liking shadow love, it funny and light hearted as of now, i'm waiting for the angst.
also, Shadow Love, i'm loving the humor ml brings.
also, this may be a minority opinion, but i can't feel the chemistry between them, tho they look go together.
i read a source that stated- It is argued that Queen Jeonghyeon [yeonsangun (mlâs character) stepmom] helped to bring Queen Yun's (mlâs mom) demise along with her father Yun Ho and her 6th cousin, Yun Pil-sang. But it is unknown how much Queen Jeonghyeon, who was 17 years old at the time, was involved in the abolition of the now deposed Queen Yun. It's speculated that Queen Jeongsun (6th monarch wife; mlâs father was 9th monarch) was also behind it.
Also, after yeonsangunâs deposition, his half-brother i.e. Queen Jeonghyeon son succeeded to throne.
I have summarised the above after reading few sources. Looks like itâs all politics and for title.