I honestly don't know how to describe Prince Xin anymore. There is clearly something wrong with him. He is unbelievably annoying and obsessive. Now I completely understand why she didn't choose him back then and still doesn't choose him now. She is already a married woman, yet he is still dreaming about her and refusing to accept reality. He can clearly see that she chose someone else, but in his head, everything is somehow different. At this point, he seriously needs therapy.
Every time I see the Crown Prince suffer, I can't help feeling sorry for him. He deserves a long and happy life. Please give him the happy ending he deserves! 🥹
I've seen a lot of debates about the female lead and the male lead. Some people defend the female lead, while others defend the male lead. Honestly, I understand both sides. I think next time I should just pick a drama with a mentally healthy female lead and no psychological trauma. 😂 For a long time, we kept getting dramas where the male lead was emotionally damaged, and the female lead had to suffer because of it. Now it feels like the opposite is happening. But there should be some balance. Personally, I prefer watching two emotionally healthy, reasonable leads. 🤣 Since we've already started this drama, let's see it through to the end. I'm trying not to take it too seriously, and honestly, it's much easier to enjoy it that way.
I think she simply doesn't want to have a weakness. Falling in love can potentially make a person helpless and…
I understand her reasoning, but I still don't fully get it. She already has a weakness—her family. If she falls in love, he'll simply become part of that family. So what's the difference? By that logic, her family could betray her or change their minds one day too. You can't control what other people think or how they might change in the future.
Exactly at this point even I am feeling her coldness towards crown prince is getting a little too much even after…
I agree. He sacrificed years of his life to save her. No one expects her to fall in love with him immediately because of that, but she could at least be a little less rude to him. I really don't understand why the writers made the female lead this way. No one is asking her to love him, but she could at least treat him with a little more kindness.
I think his role in here is really good. I am just not fond of the FL or the actress herself. I think this character…
I agree. His performance has been excellent, and he really plays the role well. It honestly feels like this role was made for him. But overall, the drama has quite a few issues with the writing, so it's only average for me.
Honestly, the more I think about it, the more confused I am by the female lead's motivation. Gu Qing Zhi wasn't hurt by love itself—she was hurt by politics and the circumstances she was caught in. She even admitted that she didn't blame her husband. So I'm struggling to understand why she's so afraid of falling in love. If the story had shown that she genuinely loved her husband and was betrayed by him, her fear would make more sense to me. But their marriage was a political arrangement from the very beginning, so I find it hard to connect that to her fear of love. I understand that she didn't have many good examples of love around her. But she's supposed to be such an intelligent woman, so I don't understand why she couldn't realize that just because other people's relationships ended badly doesn't mean hers would too.
You're definitely not the only one. I understand her reasons for acting the way she does, but we're already on episode 19. It's starting to get frustrating, and I think it'll be really hard for me to believe in her love in the later episodes when she finally realizes she's in love with the male lead.
For a long time, we kept getting dramas where the male lead was emotionally damaged, and the female lead had to suffer because of it. Now it feels like the opposite is happening. But there should be some balance. Personally, I prefer watching two emotionally healthy, reasonable leads. 🤣
Since we've already started this drama, let's see it through to the end. I'm trying not to take it too seriously, and honestly, it's much easier to enjoy it that way.
I understand that she didn't have many good examples of love around her. But she's supposed to be such an intelligent woman, so I don't understand why she couldn't realize that just because other people's relationships ended badly doesn't mean hers would too.