What is this drama about?! I somehow thought it was about how he stands up for himself now or live more intentionally now after he won the lottery? But what was missing for me is that I didn't really see what he was like before the lottery to see a difference. They only showed bits and pieces and while I got the main gist of it, I didn't feel his life was that miserable. But now we're at ep 8 and his brother can still manipulate him and he's some kinder more effectove manager. It's just boring, i had totally forgotten he evn won the lottery. I've liked it so far but it's just meh
waited all day 8pm when the new ep drops... countdown at 00:00:00:00 yaayyyyyyy refresh and it's back to 23:59:00 nnnooooooooooo and SOTB is a poor consolation watch 😒
Killing me softly with this 1 ep a day business. This is one drama I've been watching as aired up to ep 40! Most others I've been able to pause til the end. I just cant help wanting to watch this one as soon as it airs. Truly a masterful job with the screenplay.
I agree with people judge him according to modern era in ancient times I think what jinqi do is not that much…
She's allowed to be a lil rude when he's forced her twice now to do what she expressed she doesn't want - get married and go to the capital. That's some manipulative psycho moves there no matter which era you're in. While I don't regard him as a total red flag, don't blame Lanxiang for reacting apptopriately to his transgressions.
The way people are turning Jinqi into some massive red flag is honestly hilarious. He’s a grey flag, at most.…
That's why in the past eps I found Lanxiang's interactions a bit cringey cos everything is perfect, the smiles, the softness... it's too perfect, and boring. Just like Scholar Han.
Am I the only one who thinks that the explanation the Du sister gave about her evil deeds and colluding with a…
It may be because you're looking at it from a modern POV. Cuique was from a poor family and as such, she only thought of survival. All her scheming was a desperate attempt to wrest control from a system that views her as disposable property.
I don't think she meant to kill anyone. She wanted to be their saviour after they all got sick. That would give her leverage to marry Jingqin.
My take is the Du 'siblings' are planted spies, and that everything Cuique was saying had the goal of disinformation…
Initially, I thought they may be lovers who were very poor, pretending to be siblings to get into the Lin household. That desperate for power & prestige they'd do anything.
I've watched him in quite a few esp Kill Me Love Me, I'm a big fan even if some have been sad endings. I love…
right?! I first loved him in Love At Night then made sure to follow his other works and get hasn't disappointed. I think it's because he's just cool, calm and collected.
I love how conflicted both villainesses (Du and Zhou) can make you feel. Their choices are terrible…but it’s…
I also love how the drama seems to resolve each obstacle quite decisively, almost as if they're all back stories to their love story 😊 they can talk all they want bout maids and statuses & women's suffering etc etc but am here mainly for the slow burrrnnn romance 😀
I don't think she meant to kill anyone. She wanted to be their saviour after they all got sick. That would give her leverage to marry Jingqin.