Things weren’t good between them. 😁 I remember the ML listens more to his grandfather.
Several clues, though not explicitly stated, hint at deeper connections: 1. Xu Lanxiang-the real Shen Jialan-knows that six years ago, her entire family received help from an anonymous benefactor who arranged their burial. This suggests that the Shen clan, branded as traitors and executed during a political purge, was nonetheless rescued by kind souls. 2. Meanwhile, six years earlier, Lin Jinqi voluntarily left home to join the military. His father disapproved of his choice, mocking him as a mere martial man. 3. Zhao Xingtang exerts total control over the Lin family, even seeking to drain them of resources.
Against the backdrop of the Jingnan Campaign, Zhu Di dealt harshly with the officials who had served Jianwen. Their female relatives were demoted to official prostitution and deliberately subjected to horrific abuse. In that period, 🔪 was arguably the best way out. Honor and integrity came second—either you ended your suffering yourself or you were tortured to death. There was simply no real way to survive.
Maybe long dramas just aren’t my thing anymore, but it’s pretty amazing to see a series that resonates so well with both domestic and overseas viewers.
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