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I agree about the peacefully part. In this drama they would either be at odds or peacefully in love to bring justice. I would have dropped it had the latter been the case

5 episodes is more than enough to realise they need each other more than just as pawns. They're not strangers. Also it's not a matter of political plots as much as revenge on her father.

This scheming, love to hate you relationship is what "Kill me love me" drama should have shown. I'm glad they're not together yet. I tend to lose interest when the leads get together early on on the show. A misunderstanding, a breakup, death/rebirth usually follows and makes you question why they fell in love in the first place

Preview ep27 and now we know why ep21 and ep22 are not fillers

She was adamant that she would achieve her goal one way or another. And she said before entering that she hopes they get the result she wants and all's well

Is ep25 's icon a... celery? Or is it parsley?

Ep 24. What a parallel! She realised she started becoming like her mum, obsessed with revenge at the expense of everything and everyone. If only she finally falls in love with the ML

The specific hairpin is her weapon of choice. He had certain flashbacks that made him realise that wearing that hairpin is a warning. It's in the episode.

He realised she was going to kill the Consort if she had to and that would implicate his family

Ep22 what the heck!ML's sideyeing FL and the Duke was so funny! And the ghost story....

Ep21, what a power couple! Very swift episode. The plot was introduced and solved in 45 minutes. I 've read the rest of the spoilers(and now I regret it) but off to ep22!

I'm watching The Glory too! We've got a few more episodes. Maybe sth will happen that will jolt the FL to realise she's in love

Thank you!

And the wife with the poison and then stabbing her

I have 3 episodes to watch to be up to date but watching the next previews makes me happy for our girl! Get your revenge and be happy. No forgiveness, no half measures! And then she can focus on her marriage.

The adopted son was never castrated. It was a ploy the used to make the Duke the scapegoat.

She didn't die at their wedding night. She died a couple of years later. The transition to her death was made using the wine ceremony.

I haven't watched ep 20-21 but judging by the comments sth takes place outside the Fu-Zhuang family. All I can say is trust the process. So far the writers haven't wasted a millisecond of screen time. I'm sure the Deng arc will serve its purpose.

Beginning of the episode when she doesn't back down from attacking him, after the second time she's hit behind her knees

Thanks for the heads up