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Actually, Mao lost Jia Yu the second he agreed to be a regent. The thing that drives him to be evil is larger than that. He doesn't want to lose the power in his hand—the prospect of being the next in line for the throne.

When he's the emperor, he has a power to marry whoever he wants, well, including Jia Yu.

Yes!! Love is a battlefield, too. 😂😂

I was even thrilled watching Peter Ho in Prisoner of Beauty. Miss him on my screen. I rewatched Summer's Desire after finishing PoB. 😁

Yep, he's acting is good here. A loving father turns into a scheming grand tutor.

Hahaha ... High five!! 🙌🏼

Oh, I love her advice to her daughter! *chef's kiss

Peter Ho's acting is also good. I'm doing my best not to hate him here because I love him and watch some of his past dramas long ago. 😅 Summer's Desire is my favorite, but I only love his scenes and when he is with Barbie Hsu. 😍

Autumn in My Heart!

I skip those scenes, too. Well, Coroner's Diary is a modernized historical drama. There's no way a couple kiss in public in that era. I roll my eyes at that scene.

Well, some of us have been there done that: losing our first crush. 🤧

Agree with this.

The comment means the ignorant people feel awful about us, this drama viewers. Of course, we don't feel awful. We love this drama.

Yes!! I love Jia Yu and her mother look alike. Now, I miss Princess Yun Zhao on my screen.

I'm thinking to watch dramas about teenage female lead only if it casts a real teenager. Ai Mi's acting feels natural because she's close to FL's age. The reason I love historical drama is it has less to non acts of physical intimacy. They focus in emotional bond.

Oh. You remind me of K-dramas that makes me cry so much: Winter Sonata. They have no passionate kiss, but I can feel their deep feelings toward each other.

I laugh every time I read that kind of comment. I have never been, in my whole life, called a pervy. 🤣🤣🤣

2. Wu Yi wasn't mad at her for doing whatever she wanted to help her friend for a reason. I guess Jia Yu had her own agenda was a good thing because she was distracting the enemy's attention, in my opinion. Therefore, Wu Yi could stealthily execute his hidden plan.

"...feel awful when viewers who love this drama talk about the ML and FL." So, this is how it feels when some people think we have no moral watching a minor in historical romance drama. 😁😆 My goodness.

Say you haven't watched the drama without saying you haven't watched it.

Li Mao won't lose Jia Yu if only he asks Wu Yi to help him with his sister's political marriage. Wu Yi's method is way better than Huai Gui's or Jia Yu's plan. Unfortunately, he asks his master's help. 🤦🏻‍♀️

Episode 11...

He should listen to a woman's suggestion about how to win a woman's heart. We love it when an honorable man fight for us. 🤭😁

Jia Yu knows he won't. She just needs time to accept the reality. So telling a lie is her way to ease the pain. You can see she's actually not so sure about her own words—Mao will save her.

My, Li Mao is so stupid. I really wish he's just acting and actually on Wu Yi's side. How can he not see his master trying to sow discord between him and Wu Yi? Did he learn nothing from his books?

I rolled my eyes when he was mad at Wu Yi for falling in love with Jia Yu. Loovvee Wu Yi's reply: "She is still waiting to leave with you. You're the one who doesn't want to leave."🎯🎯🎯

Yes!! For example, Fated Hearts. The happy ending I have in mind is Feng Sui Ge ascends to the throne and gets married with Fu Yi Xiao. My, oh, my... The writers have their own meaning what a happy ending is. 😆😅

With that in mind, I'll accept whatever ending they give us for this drama, open ending, sad ending, or happy ending, at least, no more cliffhangers or mysteries.

Hahaha ... High five! 🙌🏼

Yep. Power tends to corrupt.