Nope Not Here

Glad to hear that others feel the same way! Tbh it's kinda interesting to have a ML in a period drama that actually has a harem. A man in his position wouldn't be a bachelor saving himself for "his one true love". Plus I think they did a good job establishing that the ML's priorities lie elsewhere.

I'm enjoying this a lot more than I expected. Was a bit hesitant at first bc of the harem aspect, but it hasn't really played a huge role so far and watching the FL navigate it was quite entertaining. The focus is also more on the main couple and their individual goals, and it's fun to watch them scheming with and against each other.
Looking forward to how they'll develop a romantic relationship, the chemistry is already there.

Fl being biased against the ML is understandable but it's getting a bit tedious.

Would also love to learn more about what the FL is actually feeling. She's the protagonist, we're seeing this world through her, and yet all the other characters around her feel more fleshed out. What are her true feeling toward Chu Guihong? Does she actually care about her two maids as people or does she only see everyone as "paper characters"? What does she think about the plot diverging from the original script? Looking forward to if the future episodes will answer some of my questions.

Fitting user name haha
(but I feel the same way, I despise love triangles with a passion)

Yeah? The FL trying to divert from the skript is fun and all, but with the introduction of the Waning River Clan the plot isn't as predictable anymore. Made it more exciting to me.

With episode 6 this show started to really get going, now it's getting interesting. I was getting a bit bored.

FL is not supposed to marry Chu Gui Hong but the ML according to the skript, so the "world" is making sure she can't marry him by killing and resetting her until she follows the plot.

Finally a ML that's actually fun to watch and not the same cold-ceo-trope

I think it's a shame that the focus shifted away from the transmigrated leads, they are the most fun thing about this show

A fun vertical drama! Finally a story that hasn't been done a hundred times already.

Kinda surprised by the low rating. I think this is one of the better vertical dramas out there. The main leads have great chemistry.

She plays the main role is this short drama

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0hvywPIbBo&list=PL2n9si_K0KDlGlypvBWY7XZ2ttH-TjGvt&index=13

Finally they cast a ML that's doesn't look like a boy in a suit pretending to be a ceo lol

Is there more to this after the scene at the cliff? All the versions end there, but that seems so uncompleted...

I think the ending was too rushed, but that's normal for vertical dramas.
I would've loved to see them confront the SML in the original timeline and have the FL break up with him

Ignoring all the typical vertical drama shenanigans and logic, this is one of the best ones I've seen. Would be a 10/10 if they had showed us more of what happened after. As is typical for vertical dramas, the ending could've been more fleshed out showing the consequences

Oh it's based on the Black Lotus Webtoon! I really loved that Webtoon, tho the ending was very abrupt unfortunately...

Whenever I see comments like this, I'm always glad my life isn't as sad as this lmao. I never understand caring so much about somthing this insignificant to the point it would genuinely make me angry.

This show is exhausting to watch. I don't understand why the production team values overdramatic storylines so much, it's not entertaining

He's the real mvp fr. Coming to save Changho so many times with basically nothing in return. I really hope Changho keeps his promis to Chairman Yang to let him life in luxury xD