Ninjasama

Well, I live in a country where by legal means, wife taking money from husband without his consent is ok but when husband takes money from wife without permission it is called theft and punishable by law. Reason: because husband legally has to provide for the wife while wife doesn't have to provide for the husband. Although Chinese people have different religions, or maybe don't have a religion at all, they are easterners and have some cultural shares - so even from chinese point of view what he did was theft. In families, of course husbands secretly take money from their wives and I've never ever seen a wife sueing their husband for theft - but they make a huge scene out of it. Here, it was like nothing so - although I share your viewpoint somehow - it should have been made a bigger issue. For westerners it is even a bigger issue and they might consider divorce something like this.

Ok, I take it back again. He is not that bad. Their love story is actually interesting. For main story, it would be too cliche and boring, but as side story it is really good.

I take it back. He is a horrible person.

I feel like, when that doctor asked Mujing if she really cut ties with her family, if she said yes he wouldn't have come back for her. I really liked his smile when she said yes, perhaps not that brightly as our Muyang but still very nice.

It's because some idiots killed themselves believing after they die they can transmigrate into a novel or reborn, so government had a kind of ban for these kind of dramas. (I live in a country where an idiot kid throw himself out of the window saying he is pikachu and pokemon was banned. To this day, we still curse him so I understand chinese people's plight)

A couple of years ago while watching a drama, I told a friend that I can't differentiate chinese women's voices, they all sound the same. And she said, it's not me, it's because they're dubbed 😂

I can't decide which one is more beautiful, Cheng Lei or Wang Chu Ran? Their visuals are so well-matched I just can't get enough of them.

I think he became a lawyer just to help Jae Gyu.

In Kdrama's, they really like to sign contracts for fake relationships even though there is no real way to take legal action. But that sister-in-law of his cannot think to sign a hidden contract with him over the transfer of their companies? You can't possibly sue your wife for divorce, claiming according to their prenuptial agreement she cannot fall in love with you - which there is no way to prove unless the person confess- but in this instance, there is a really good chance for her to take over the company without any issues if they sign a contract. Yeah, he said trust me I will hand over the company to you, who believes that. I understand, but for God's sake, you are supposed to be a sharp business woman. How can you not sign a deal? If their family is not begging on the streets, it means their rivals must have water in their brains. I don't know what they teach in business schools in Korea.

What if she lost her baby because of her sorrow? He was supposed to be a caring guy. Nobody seems to care about her pregnancy and do all sorts of emotionally distressing things in front of her.

IKR!!! I hate how they changed the story. If it is morally unacceptable a teacher's having ons and getting pregnant in Korea, they might change her work and I understand this. But him being his boss, all that unnecessary family drama.... I feel I timetravelled 2006, it doesn't feel like 2026.

wow, that's why he almost cried when she asked how are you in the first episode. It didn't make sense if he just came as well.

That explains. He was so comfortable killing people for a modern person who happens to be there for a short while.

Age gap is indeed a bit uncomfortable but 1- if you judge it historically, that was normal. 2- if you judge it from a viewpoint of rebirth, she was a 25 year old woman when she died, even though she was immature to her age, she was an adult so she couldn't just fall in love with a teenager. When you think that way, it doesn't really bother you. What I like this book about is, the author didn't make her fall in love with her rapist. She was truly traumatised both in her first life and second life, avoiding physical contact with men. Even though she didn't seek revenge for herself, he didn't forgive him either.

I don't know the drama but Neo Huo is the most aesthetically pleasing man I've ever seen.

Because his brother was interested in the girl, and she also made a very public confession to him. It doesn't matter if they are married or not - a brother's girl is a big no to some cultures. I also struggle with student/teacher relationship dramas, even though they are extremely good, it just makes me uneasy.
Edit: also, cousin relationships but I a kind of tolarate it in ancient settings.

I've started watching today and objectively speaking it is a good drama, but I just couldn't get over the fact that FL is his brother's widow. My morality doesn't let me enjoy this show.

I sing this song as "let's pee in the corner" and now I also poisoned you.

I really hope she is paired with Li Yunrui in a drama. I know she prefers leading actors with good acting skills instead of good visuals but - Li Yunrui has both. And I really want to watch her with someone handsome.

Of course I watched, and from what we see from the trailer, his upcoming drama Rebirth also has him with gray hair. I think producers realised we love him in silver ^_^