My heart hurts because both of the main characters did so much in order to be happy in their own way, and along the way there was so much pain and regret. I don't see much in the happy moments because I love seeing people achieve it for everything they have done to each other, and love is the most beautiful thing in this world, and everyone seeks it to find it. Also, I don't have any money to buy those extra episodes. Youku!! you're getting on my nerves.
I both agree and disagree i think, Perhaps I'm somewhere in the middle? HY and DYZ in the end are truly great…
Sorry, I don't understand everything you said; it's nowhere to be found, and there are no conclusions about it.
I'm just watching a drama or movie for two reasons: 1. To learn 2. to be entertained. I don't watch them just because they are great actors. I don't go with the flow. I don't care if Dilraba is the main character. As long as I'm learning and entertained.
I don't need to read the whole novel because I don't like them doing touchy things; it's not an attitude from a noble and royal family, and that's not what I want to be either. I'm satisfied with what I have learned from this drama.
I don't mind that they don't copy everything from the novel. The question is, Are they useful? Or am I entertained? I don't want to waste my time for no reason.
Simon and Dilraba have nothing to do with it b cause they just do what they are told to do. It's out of question for me. Thank you for your opinion.
This drama makes me realize there's a lot more time for revenge and injustice than prioritizing what makes them happy. You thought taking revenge would make you happy, but you never realized the cost of it. Everything is in the past, but what is in the present? Don't live in the past because it will destroy what you have in the present.
Once you achieve it, you will realize it's not worth fighting for because you have lost what is more important. You need to give up your selfish desires if necessary in order to be happy. You need to lose your loved ones first in order to realize how important they are to you, because you will regret it at the end of the day. Which is true in life.
What I like about this drama is that it corrects all the wrong decisions they made and has reconciliation moments between Di Ziyuan and Han Ye. Yes, we make mistakes. History must not repeat itself, and we have learned from our past mistakes. Don't let it keep you from being happy. It's all about improving character, but it has a cost (time).
In Han Ye, I don't need a kissing or nudity scene to prove that you like someone; love is different from lust. Lust can't wait to satisfy its selfish desires. Love is an unconditional commitment to loving someone; it's not what you have, but I like the whole of you, even your flaws and scars, thinking what's best for you, even if it costs me much. Promised is a promise. This is the whole motto of Han Ye to Di Ziyuan.
The whole scenario of this drama will help us realize what is more important.
Everyone has a role to play; it helps to shine who is the main character of this story.
I don't like that most viewers jump to conclusions without knowing the ending or understanding the main character's point of view. How did the drama receive such negative reviews?
This drama is amazing .. I mean everything
I'm just watching a drama or movie for two reasons: 1. To learn 2. to be entertained. I don't watch them just because they are great actors. I don't go with the flow. I don't care if Dilraba is the main character. As long as I'm learning and entertained.
I don't need to read the whole novel because I don't like them doing touchy things; it's not an attitude from a noble and royal family, and that's not what I want to be either. I'm satisfied with what I have learned from this drama.
I don't mind that they don't copy everything from the novel. The question is, Are they useful? Or am I entertained? I don't want to waste my time for no reason.
Simon and Dilraba have nothing to do with it b cause they just do what they are told to do. It's out of question for me.
Thank you for your opinion.
Once you achieve it, you will realize it's not worth fighting for because you have lost what is more important. You need to give up your selfish desires if necessary in order to be happy. You need to lose your loved ones first in order to realize how important they are to you, because you will regret it at the end of the day. Which is true in life.
What I like about this drama is that it corrects all the wrong decisions they made and has reconciliation moments between Di Ziyuan and Han Ye. Yes, we make mistakes. History must not repeat itself, and we have learned from our past mistakes. Don't let it keep you from being happy. It's all about improving character, but it has a cost (time).
In Han Ye, I don't need a kissing or nudity scene to prove that you like someone; love is different from lust. Lust can't wait to satisfy its selfish desires. Love is an unconditional commitment to loving someone; it's not what you have, but I like the whole of you, even your flaws and scars, thinking what's best for you, even if it costs me much. Promised is a promise. This is the whole motto of Han Ye to Di Ziyuan.
The whole scenario of this drama will help us realize what is more important.
Everyone has a role to play; it helps to shine who is the main character of this story.
I don't like that most viewers jump to conclusions without knowing the ending or understanding the main character's point of view.
How did the drama receive such negative reviews?