The poster is absolutely beautiful. You know, this is the second time that another supporting couple from *Love in Pavilion* has gotten their own drama afterward.
Concluding the experience of this drama: I cried. I love Zhang Haxia, I am grateful that Ding YuXi 's acting range…
I agree. As someone who has watched Ding Yuxi since The Romance of Tiger and Rose, I'm so glad to see him constantly improving as an actor and honing his craft with every role. He's someone who takes his job seriously. He deserves more complex characters.
The reason it has such a low rating and why people dislike it is mainly because it has some older drama tropes (and actually, very few of them). People can't even stand a divorce trope nowadays. If you've only been watching C-dramas for the past few years, you probably wouldn't survive those much older C-dramas with palace schemes, divorces, childbirth miscarriages, male leads cheating and having multiple wives, or women constantly scheming against each other lol.
The divorce here is nothing—it's just a temporary separation.
So, Danshim had never become a consort and married to the king based on the last episode? Because Danshim run away with Lee Hyun even before it. Is it correct?
Who's the ml the one she got married to on the first day but why the heck they made deng wei as second lead I'm…
Joseph Zeng become a lead actor since a long ago. Don't disrespect him like that. Just go watch only the dramas where deng wei is the lead, if you can't deal with this.
This might be a stupid question, but I'm genuinely curious about the title My Royal Nemesis.
Who exactly does the title refer to? Is the "my" Seori/Danshim, making Cha Segye the "royal nemesis"? Or is the "my" Cha Segye, making Seori the "royal nemesis" instead?
Maybe I'm overthinking it, but I'd love to hear other people's interpretations. 😄
No one is talking about that issue at all now, it is not a topic of conversation on BL twitter at all. And like…
If that wasn't the case, the comment section wouldn't look like this, and the ratings wouldn't have started this low with so many downvotes. You also wouldn't be working this hard to defend him, right? It just seems like your wishful thinking to believe that's not what's happening.
The divorce here is nothing—it's just a temporary separation.
Just go watch only the dramas where deng wei is the lead, if you can't deal with this.
Who exactly does the title refer to? Is the "my" Seori/Danshim, making Cha Segye the "royal nemesis"? Or is the "my" Cha Segye, making Seori the "royal nemesis" instead?
Maybe I'm overthinking it, but I'd love to hear other people's interpretations. 😄
It just seems like your wishful thinking to believe that's not what's happening.