Damn lanxiang you’re strong! I would fold instantly at the way jinqi whispers and gazes softly 😝
I think that’s part of her charm. No matter how flirty or attractive our ML is, she remains focused on gaining her freedom and building a life of her own.
In one of the upcoming previews, after finally regaining her commoner status, she even wishes him well in finding a suitable wife and living happily—still completely unaware that he is already head over heels for her. 😂
Initially I thought watching this show will be stressful like watching Road to Splendor that I might dropped it…
Road to splendor started great and then once the ML climbed up the ranks, the script writer decided to bully him Non stop. It was too much it lost the balance. I also dropped by last 6 episodes.
In one of the spoiler anyone knows why Lanxiang slapped the ML and was angry on their wedding?
I think due to being pressured to marry another girl and ML knowing FL is about to accept a marriage proposal, he asked the emperor to grant a marriage decree with FL. So in away it was not mutual.
During that drinking scene at the table when the FL told the ML, "you're playing dirty," after he coerced…
No i believe that is what good actors and good writing do. They let actors do the work, leak out emotions and make viewers think.
However in a more standard idol drama, the script writer would have added a cheesy line like ‘ i didn’t realise you are good looking” then let the FL lean her head to the ML. That way the actors don’t do much work because the scene is already set up to be fluffy.
I've seen ML in other dramas before but became a fan of him in this drama. I am loving his character & the…
I haven’t watched him in anything before, but I can already tell he’s a good actor. His microexpressions are incredibly subtle, yet expressive enough to speak volumes.
You know what I think? Seung-won’s character was probably originally meant to be a relatively small cameo role, which would explain why his backstory feels so underwritten and underdeveloped. But Yoo Seung-ho delivered such a compelling and layered performance that the character ended up feeling much bigger than what was actually written.
It almost feels like the role needed to be fleshed out more to match the weight of his performance, but there was only so much they could do when he had just four episodes to show everything—his childhood trauma, relationship with his mother, psychology, murderous impulses, vulnerability, and eventual unraveling.
That’s why there’s such a noticeable gap between the writing and the performance. Yoo Seung-ho made Seung-won feel like a character who deserved an entire psychological thriller, but the script only had enough space for a four-episode villain arc.
You gotta watch it lol
And note that he does not even know her real identity yet.
In one of the upcoming previews, after finally regaining her commoner status, she even wishes him well in finding a suitable wife and living happily—still completely unaware that he is already head over heels for her. 😂
Non stop. It was too much it lost the balance. I also dropped by last 6 episodes.
However in a more standard idol drama, the script writer would have added a cheesy line like ‘ i didn’t realise you are good looking” then let the FL lean her head to the ML. That way the actors don’t do much work because the scene is already set up to be fluffy.
Has to continue working for it
It almost feels like the role needed to be fleshed out more to match the weight of his performance, but there was only so much they could do when he had just four episodes to show everything—his childhood trauma, relationship with his mother, psychology, murderous impulses, vulnerability, and eventual unraveling.
That’s why there’s such a noticeable gap between the writing and the performance. Yoo Seung-ho made Seung-won feel like a character who deserved an entire psychological thriller, but the script only had enough space for a four-episode villain arc.
Now a fan