I'm loving this drama more and more with each episode. A Chou could give Xue Fang Fei (from The Double) a run…
Fair enough, but honestly, where are all these weak, pining FLs people talk about? In 90% of C-dramas, it’s the exact opposite: the ML spends half the drama on his knees begging for love and attention while the FL is busy juggling three childhood friends, a harem of suitors, and casual mind games. (It doesn't change a thing even if she's married to the ML)
Weak and misunderstood? Please! Every C-drama FL nowadays is an undercover tactical genius or a peerless martial arts god who can outclass a seasoned General or Marquis—even if she was literally butchering pigs yesterday. 😂
I've noticed this is a common recurring pattern in recent kdramas where they set up the plot in 1st half, go round and round in the middle and then give us an abrupt/unsatisfactory Ending which won't feel like an ending at all. Idk what's the reason but kdramas are going downhill recently and its better they realize it soon. I don't know about others but i definitely don't feel the same excitement or rush as i used to get before watching any kdramas...now i don't even care about the big names or big projects cuz i know they will follow the same pattern. The creators are either too stubborn to change or think they are irreplaceable. My friends who introduced me to the kdramas now rarely watch kdramas themselves. When asked they say these days every kdrama is same, no creativity nothing, they are now more into cdramas or jdramas
Hey, is this real?? i read a comment saying.....they saw in some of the reuters that Ke Chun's character kisses Meng Ziyi's character several times? Are they going to be in a relationship? I can't with all this intense love triangle sh*t.😭
NO, She never sleeps with him willingly. However, the fiancé assaults her not just physically, but sexually,…
yeah...me too. I don't have any plan to watch this drama yet, but I might give it a try later if they decide to alter that specific storyline in the drama + The overall involvement of SML
NO, She never sleeps with him willingly. However, the fiancé assaults her not just physically, but sexually, later in the story. Going by the novel, SML secretly holds her captive, deceiving the ML into believing she has been dead for years. Throughout her confinement, he repeatedly assaults her. The trauma breaks her completely and she becomes mentally unstable.
The horror peaks during the final wartime confrontation between the ML and SML. Realizing his defeat is imminent, the SML makes one final, twisted visit to the mentally broken FL in her cell and forces himself on her again assuming it'd be their last encounter. However, it truly becomes his final act—immediately following the assault, she stabs him using a knife previously given to her by the ML.
What I'm wondering is how many of those defending her would accept the alcohol excuse if their own partner did…
Spot on. Honestly, anyone defending this is definitely taking notes preparing their own defense strategy for future infidelity. In real life, nobody buys the "I was drunk" excuse for a second—they’d have their bags packed by sunrise. But because it’s a K-drama FL with sad background music, aesthetic slow-motion tears and an "unhappy relationship", suddenly it's "a complex journey of healing and emotional nuance."
And if Mi-do were a guy doing this? he wouldn't just be called a red flag—he'd be labeled a hazardous biochemical weapon by now. The double standards and mental gymnastics are insane. 💀🎪
And let’s talk about the ML granting her a "one-month free trial" to test-drive another man—in what alternate dimension does anyone in real life tolerate that? It’s pure, ridiculous female fantasy fulfillment written into a K-drama script. 😭👏
[Someone down below the comments highlighted a particular scene where sml and fl kissed and further claimed if in that moment they weren't interrupted he/she was sure fl would've opened her legs for sml😂]
I completely agree. We now know she actually has feelings for him and that it wasn't just drunken mistake. But honestly, It wouldn't matter anyway.......even if that had happened, The very next episode, the drama would've justified her act with some absurd reasons like, "she was cold and they just had to share body heat to survive."🫡🤣🤣
It wouldn't matter anyway.. even if that had happened, The very next episode would've justified it by claiming she was cold and they just had to share body heat to survive.😂🙌 (This is how the system of modern, Slice of life, Realistic Kdrama works🫡)
i know it wouldn't but it must go below 6 to set an example that any trash story promoting and justifying cheating irrespective of the circumstances deserves to be in the trash can.
it's trash story... just a curious case for audience who wants to see how cheating thing is handled.. because…
Hidden Fantasies.!! And these type of movies/Dramas still gets million of watchers because they provide enough ideas to cheat and how they can manipulate and get out of this whole saga unscathed. (That's the sole reason for all this excitement and curiosity)
Weak and misunderstood? Please! Every C-drama FL nowadays is an undercover tactical genius or a peerless martial arts god who can outclass a seasoned General or Marquis—even if she was literally butchering pigs yesterday. 😂
Also, this is the perfect reason why she suggested HO to date sua too. (Her Safety Net for Funking the other guy)
Or maybe her getting butterflies are limited to just kissing and flirting. For funking funking i guess she needs FIREFLIES 😂
Going by the novel, SML secretly holds her captive, deceiving the ML into believing she has been dead for years. Throughout her confinement, he repeatedly assaults her. The trauma breaks her completely and she becomes mentally unstable.
The horror peaks during the final wartime confrontation between the ML and SML. Realizing his defeat is imminent, the SML makes one final, twisted visit to the mentally broken FL in her cell and forces himself on her again assuming it'd be their last encounter. However, it truly becomes his final act—immediately following the assault, she stabs him using a knife previously given to her by the ML.
had enough of that bullshit😵
And if Mi-do were a guy doing this? he wouldn't just be called a red flag—he'd be labeled a hazardous biochemical weapon by now. The double standards and mental gymnastics are insane. 💀🎪
And let’s talk about the ML granting her a "one-month free trial" to test-drive another man—in what alternate dimension does anyone in real life tolerate that? It’s pure, ridiculous female fantasy fulfillment written into a K-drama script. 😭👏
I completely agree. We now know she actually has feelings for him and that it wasn't just drunken mistake. But honestly, It wouldn't matter anyway.......even if that had happened, The very next episode, the drama would've justified her act with some absurd reasons like, "she was cold and they just had to share body heat to survive."🫡🤣🤣
even if that had happened, The very next episode would've justified it by claiming she was cold and they just had to share body heat to survive.😂🙌 (This is how the system of modern, Slice of life, Realistic Kdrama works🫡)
Cheating isn't cheating until it's found out. 😂