Ninjasama

Or, we should ask Lin Yuan for the comic 🥲

I choked my morning tea when I read the 31 secs part 😂😂😂😂 In Turkish slang 31 refers to male self pleasure 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Tang Qi, while confronting/blocking Su Cheng Cheng, looked like Castiel from Supernatural. Maybe it is just because of the coat 😅

I think she projected herself but it drained her energy.

I've watched ep 19 at work, and I think I will watch again more than once after I get home. The kiss was so beautiful but what I really enjoyed the scene when she come to his rescue, the crowd divided and they looked at each other.

Let the man be arrogant for a couple of episodes. She will drive him crazy with her filter personas. I mean, literally crazy 😂

I would really enjoy having a Coffee Prince moment where he questions his sexual orientation - esp after saying goodbye to Fan Jin on a rainbow - but I don't ever think we're having that.

In a couple of episodes later you will really feel sorry for him 😂😂😂 As for SCC, things get better for her after Su Miao arc.

I'm looking forward to it 😂😂

Never cried at a funeral scene before because laughing so hard 😂😂😂😂

I really appreciated her when she backed up SCC at the hospital. She didn't know a thing about the situation yet, but she just protected her sister: "I brought her here, problem?" That's so refreshing after so many scheming older sister plots, and that's what having an older sister is. We can gouge out each other's eyes at home but if someone bullies my sibling I would grab their hair 😂

In asian cultures "being pretty" usually means having smooth and white skin. They call her "not pretty" because she has skin conditions. During her true self scenes, you can see her blemishes and color inbalances on her face. In high school scenes she had a severe acne problem, like 97% of normal people. In western part of the world map, people mostly consider the shape of eyes/nose etc, and if they are ok, having a couple of blemish on the face, or getting sunburn is no problem. After using filter to make her face smooth, nobody said she was ugly. I think Li Landi is a very brave. Considering how judgemental can netizens be, not many asian women can accept being filmed showing her acne face, let alone an actress.

That's because of the uncanny nature of the bracelet. They tried to make the show more magical. With all her shapeshifting, she is like a witch, and male lead is given a mad scientist vibe. Musics also somewhat harry potterish.

I think her sister is trying to make her do more skincare - because that's her only issue with her face. And when she gave her the sample cosmetics, she also said you should use yourself. But, as all older sisters do, she did it so harshly and this attitude doesn't work on everyone.

She said su chengcheng is the most beautiful person she ever known and I cheered in front of the screen "migrate to a country allows same sex marriage"

Her co-workers were jerk from the very beginning. It is a basic workplace etiquette that if you saw a coworker on the phone outside or having a smoking break while the boss is looking for her, just say you don't know even if you don't want to cover for her. It was her first day at work, and everyone makes mistakes on their first day. As for my first day at work, I also talked so much on the phone because my friends and family called me to congratulate.

In ancient times, girls can't inherit their family property. If a man dies without a male heir, his inheritance will go to his closest male relative (in this story, the uncle). After her parents passed away, government put a hold on their inheritance - if she marries a matrilocal husband she will take his family property back. But her uncle's family sold her to Fan guy, he is the only heir to his family and can't become a matrilocal husband. She even asked that batsh*t crazy man if he accepts being a matrilocal husband but he refused. She doesn't want a rich guy, she just wants her family's property not ending up with someone else. That's why she considers third son of the Lu family. Not an heir, no parents so he can be the head of her household.

Taiwanese drama Bromance (2015) had the most believable gender bender so far. But in historical dramas, I have never seen a convincing gender bender and I can't stand with their fake mustache :( only child actors' gender benders seems ok. (Male lead sees her childhoodself in male clothes so he thinks she was a male plot)

In ancient china, it was ok to marry maternal cousins but not paternal cousins, because paternal cousins mostly would grow up in the same courtyard and considered siblings while maternal cousins may never see one another in their entire lifetimes.