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I brought modern western thinking into historical setting drama 🤦🏽‍♀️. I understand her choice better now, that’s all she could do ☹️.

Thank you for this clarification, it makes sense now. I shouldn’t have looked at her choice with modern eyes and modern logic.

Like giving her son in exchange of her freedom while also giving a chance to the Yu to do good by raising him to become a good person? I can see that… I wish she would have sent him to her dad instead when the Yu became commoners.

It annoyed me to see her thriving in peace while her son is in poverty with a crazy woman and a spineless dad ☹️.

The poor child was in abject poverty at the end while she was thriving. I understand that some women realize they are happier not being mothers but was it really Fan’s case? I’m thinking if she had love from her husband, she would have loved being a wife and mom, no? You are absolutely right about some women finding out that motherhood is not for them, I just wish she would have come up with a better solution. Maybe having her scholar dad raise her son.

Is her son really in a better place with his dad and now senile grandma? She’s a teacher now, wouldn’t he be better with her?

Can someone please explain to me Fan’s choice?

I’m glad you are enjoying it! It’s such a good drama, simple but good. I think I will rewatch it this week, your comment reminded me of it 😊.

This drama was worth the wait, i thoroughly enjoyed it. It’s been a while since i felt respected by the entire cast and crew, they all did what they needed to do and executed well. Special mention to the director and the crew responsible for the cinematography 👏👏👏.

The type of disclaimer I need, I really appreciate it because I’m the type who gets too involved emotionally when I watch a drama. I’ll go in prepared for this one 😅.

Thank you! I’ll give it a try 🙂.

Ah…None of them regretted what happened after they sobered up?

Thank you for the rape heads up. I’ll skip this one.

😮… I’m not gonna lie, I don’t like this storyline and how fuzzy it is. I hope to gain clarity soon. I understand that the mystery helps keep the audience engaged but I need to know who is who now.

So she was there when they were all killed? There are no survivors. She stayed there until she was asked to come down and that’s why she said on ep 12 used to play chess alone etc… I am finally putting things together. Thank you!

Oooh that makes sense! You saved my sanity, I was sitting here wondering how that entire scene was her hallucinating 🫠😅.

Honestly, I have no idea. It was one of the comments floating at the top on the Tencent App. Someone wrote “oh there she goes with another hallucination.” Then another one “I hope she’s aware of her illness.” Idk why those comments were there but they showed up when YeLi was drinking tea with that woman at the hotel/bar. The woman who seems to be dating YeLi bodyguard.

That’s why I was confused, it seemed to imply that the bodyguard and that scene was hallucination. Idk, maybe it was just a random comment.

Thank you so much! Same as you, I’ve only counted 2 hallucinations (the maid and the time she fought the snakes). Someone said that she was having an hallucination on episode 12 but I couldn’t figure out when.

I’m also unsure where the theory of YeLi being the maid came from, I thought it was a twist in the novel (if there’s a novel). We will see but I hope not cuz that will be a huge unbelievable stretch in the script.

Thank you so much for your time you took to answer 🤗.

1) How do we know when she’s having hallucinations? I can only tell when it’s the maid that comes to her. Who else is dead that she sees often?

2) A comment on Tencent app said that YeLi is not her but her maid. Where is this idea coming from? Thank you!

Can someone be kind and please explain the following to me? I’m on episode 12 and confused (it also doesn’t help that I’ve been sleep deprived for 2 weeks now maybe it affects my comprehension here.)