Ana Meireles

Destined

You're welcome!! I hope you like them!

Dramas where he is the male lead and have a happy ending, that I've watched:

My Uncanny Destiny
Estranged Fall in Love (part 1) - Chasing Love (part 2)
Taking Love as a Contract
The Revenge of Begonia
Unspeakable Longing
Culinary Vendetta

Dramas where he is the male lead and have a happy ending, which I haven't watched yet:

Lovesickness
Love Trap
My Celestial College

I couldn't find any information about the ending of this one:

Heart of Obsession

Пожалуйста, мне было приятно!

What's the problem? It's in Russian, just translate it:
"What a great sorrow for his family. I still can't believe it, such a tragedy, such sorrow."

Rest in peace... we admire you and your work, forever!

The hero nearly dies, then has a vision of his deceased police officer friend. The friend tells him his mission in the world isn't over yet. It's then revealed that the hero is fine, and it's narrated that the two girls have recovered and are able to return to normal lives.

To me the opening song reminds me of Love at Night... I don't even know exactly why!

Does anyone know the name of one where she sleeps with an older man and gets pregnant, the man is the CEO of a company, and has a daughter the same age as her?

Oh, I was wondering the same thing, whether it would be 7 times with some frequency, or 7 "stabs" in a row. Since they say that with just 1 blood draw from the heart he would be very ill, and then with 7 he would definitely die, it seemed to me that there would be no time for him to recover. So in that scene he stabs that hairpin and those various flashbacks start to appear, which last for quite some time, so it's impossible to know exactly what he's doing. I think that he keeps pressing harder and harder (maybe seven times), but they didn't show it because it was already horrible enough... sorry for the macabre theme! 😅
I just looked up this part in Mandarin, but it's the same as the one explained in English, it was a bit vague. In fact, everything you mentioned was vague, you didn't miss any info!
Well, thanks for the conversation!! Have a good weekend!

I also didn't understand how the antidote was opened, and I imagined that the prince was bluffing, the cure also remained unknown. Apparently the boy was already cured, but it could have been shown how it happened, because it was an important part. As for the blood, I think she was right not to tell him. He suffered so much and almost died for the cure, he doesn't need to know that it was useless...

She didn't sleep with him. Watch episode 19. After the banquet, when the emperor leaves, she explains to the male lead what happened. It shows in a flashback that she poisoned the wedding wine, and his brother fell asleep alone.

I watched this drama in 2020, but I was rewatching some scenes and ended up here. As far as I remember, the villa project belongs to the mother of the two guys, who has already died, but the villa is not making a profit. The villa belongs to the company, and the employees are bringing proposals on what should be done with the place, because the owner of the company (Jiao Yang's father) and the shareholders are unhappy with the results. So, the main character, who is more fond of his mother, wants to revitalize and prioritize the nature that exists around, while the other holds a grudge against his mother and only thinks about profit, so he intends to destroy what already exists and build something modern and lucrative. There are people who live and work in the villa too, so they appreciate the place as it is and don't want anything to change, especially they don't want it to be destroyed and everyone to be evicted. I know my answer was not very complete, but this is what I can say since it was a long time ago...

Nossa, eu lembrei disso também! rsrs

I'm on episode 12, and overall I'm enjoying it. There's just one thing that I'm finding a bit tiresome: the plot diminishes the drama, showing that all the action was premeditated. Several parts that are tense or exciting, or interesting, after a while it's shown that they were fake, or extremely calculated, in an intelligent way. If it had only happened once, it would have been ok, but it's already repeated the same thing several times. Has anyone else been bothered by this?

In Love Game in Eastern Fantasy I found him extremely handsome, although he wasn't a character created to attract much attention, so now I saw your comment and it seems the same happens here. I would say he is like the wine...

Thanks for your reply! It makes sense, we can see that from the moment she threatened to leave he became different. He wasn't so abrupt at first, but so it was already too late for him to react in a more sane way...

Yes, I understood what you wrote. The clip suggests that they sleep together but it really doesn't happen, and they make that very clear! You don't need to worry about this!

Hi! She doesn't sleep with his brother, in the drama it is very clear!

Often in dramas, when the male lead feels he was involved in something that caused the female lead's unhappiness, he takes the blame, even though it wasn't directly caused by him. In these cases, he usually considers the incident serious and understands that the female lead has the right to walk away and even take revenge. In this drama, it's so different... when she accuses him, he accepts the blame, but at no point does he show concern about what happened, and he only cares about losing her love. If he wanted her forgiveness, he could have said that he hadn't killed her family, but that he had arrived later and let her escape. However, at no point does he bother to say this. He only says it in episode 21, when in fact he has already shown himself to be cruel enough to lock her up, take away her martial arts, impregnate her and kill her childhood friend. So if he hadn't directly killed her family, it doesn't matter now. It's a little hard to understand why he acted like that, and tried to please her and force her in so many ways, when the main thing wasn't said...