Kami

Yes this is one thing I heard and I'm not the type that can't deal with slow-paced dramas so I want to know if this is true or people just don't like slow-developing stories

I have patience so if it's slow developing, I have no issues with that

How is this drama? I want to watch starting tonight, but I keep hearing mixed things. Honest thoughts. What are some of your issues?

I reported, but I encourage others not to engage with those type of people. They make themselves look bad.

What a vile misleading title, given since these two dramas are preforming well and has been going tit for tat on the charts. So disgusting.

Hehehe

These desert shots/ montages are gorgous, my gosh!

Cui Shi Ju is going through some deep, complex development. She can either become a good person or an evil b!tch...

Episode 16 is ominious to me! All that love and happiness from everyone; you just know it's going to be buckets of tears in a few episodes... oh my

Here one year later to say, "Ahhh the rapist..." one more time, because why is the rapist still here?

I remember someone literally mended all their scenes together so people could watch them who didn't want to go through the drag of the whole drama

It's a testament to how great they were and how amazing their chemistry was to do this with no intimate scenes; the main CP at least had censored kiss scenes and Haoyan still became as loved as it did 😭

They really did. That drama censored so much stuff. Their chemistry alone carried that drama on its back and to this day it's what that drama is mostly remembered for.

All this with out a single kiss scene

I remember people used to skip scenes just to see that couple on the screen

Their couple antics are starting to win me over

Not Yan Zi Jing fighting Duan Wu but blocking her head from hitting the wood 😂

Yep, but I think I'm okay with it that way in the story setting; I don't expect a happy ending unless Shi Jiu breaks away from her family permanently and abandons her identity totally to live how they want.

I find Cui Shi Jiu's rejection of feminity and womanhood interesting. At first, I thought it was because she/they/him was resentful of the difference between men and women, hence pushing back by dressing and acting a certain way to be taken more seriously, but this episode made me wonder if she truly felt like they were born with the wrong body. Then that Zheng guy with the transphobic comment—it's interesting seeing a conversation like this set during Tang China

Episode 11