MoyaRose

How about you kiss my ass. Whether I like it or not isn’t your concern. You losers need to grow up and learn that you don’t have to argue whenever you see an opinion you don’t agree with.

Not everyone is going to like the drama, and that’s okay. People should be free to express their opinions without being met with constant counterarguments. Not every critique needs a defense—sometimes, it’s just about letting people voice their frustrations.

We live in the real world, surrounded by unchangeable fates every day. We don’t need a story to remind us of that. We turn to rebirth stories to escape, to dream about the impossible—to imagine what it would be like to have a second chance and make things right.

She should have cut ties with her family as soon as she could support herself, moving away with her grandmother if she wanted to avoid involvement. Since she chose to stay and already knows what will happen—and who betrayed her last time—she should have started taking steps to eliminate those threats, beginning with her uncle. If her only goal was to avoid her marriage and do nothing else, this should never have been written as a rebirth drama. It’s a waste of everyone’s time.

I say and do whatever I choose. If you don’t like it dig your eyes out. 🥳

She’s neither saving anyone nor preventing anything. Why is she still submitting to her stepmother and uncle? They should have been dealt with long ago. This feels like a replay of the last life, just with her inner thoughts added. Her actions are completely ineffective

This rebirth looking like a waste of time.

lol you’re clearly slow.

Do you think everyone has no life like you?

I watched it and ended up fast-forwarding through half of it. Let me be clear—I’m not scolding ZLS. My issue is with the writers and directors who wasted her talent on this mess. People are dropping off halfway through, so we’ll see how that prediction of a global top 10 holds up.

I know some of you treat anything labeled American as gospel, but I don’t. I don’t care what some random author says—the movie is choppy, full of plot holes, and has a terrible ending.

I don’t watch idol dramas, so I don’t know what you’re getting at. ZLS is one of my favorite actresses, so how am I a hater? I’m just tired of C-drama writers trying to be innovative and different and messing up good novels with their Wattpad version.

The story has to be good enough to warrant watching when it is a tragedy; you are comparing TSOTPG to masterpieces like BFFR. It is only 13th on Netflix because ZLS has a decent international following and not because it is good.

C-drama writers, producers, and directors need to realize it’s 2024—most people are already struggling with high rent, rising food costs, and low wages. We turn to these shows as an escape from the challenges of everyday life, seeking joy and comfort. While creativity and award-winning originality are admirable goals, sacrificing satisfying endings for the sake of avoiding clichés often results in a frustrating viewer experience.

Why should we care about the baby of a sworn brother we have no connection to? I understood the baby’s relationship to the character, but there wasn’t enough time spent building a reason for me to feel invested.

It started too randomly. Him showing up at her forest trying to save a baby we have no clue why the baby is important so we end up not caring whether the baby lives or dies and everything after that doesn’t have any meaning.

He has the ability to absorb it like he did their first case with the water demon

If he collects and sometimes it overflows and he can’t control it, that is random.

A story about a great demon who randomly gets controlled by malicious energy and a useless goddess was not worth telling, but it was nice to look at.

Yes they should have casted a younger actress not cast an ancient relic in Jeremy Tsui and I love Lin gen xin but what part of him can past for 15?