1)is there love triangle? if there how much deep it is ?2)when do leads will be together3)is there any breakup?…
1) kinda, one sided 2) They're married from almost very beginning, consummate about halfway though if I remember right 3) Yes, they were apart maybe 1 or 2 episodes 4) yes, in real world
This one was interesting to me because I thought the beginning was honestly rather bad but by about episode idk 8 or 9? I was hooked and felt the story improved a lot.
Not half bad. It's definitely on the lighter side of things but doesnt go full absurdist comedy. Having watched Peace & Love and then this one "almost" back to back it's hard to see the ML as the same actor he acts and looks so different so he's definitely versatile.
It doesn't shown up in mine either, I guess it because of the region. Might as well wait for a little while...
Their localizations make no sense I swear. My favorite lately is going to click on a trailer in the app and being told I can't watch it in my region 🤡.
Sad ending. After the magical mirror is destroyed, Su Nan Yan gets her body back, but Zhao Qing Qing doesn't come…
Oh! 🤣 Yeah I suppose I could see that if you weren't paying close attention but nah her body dead dead since (I'm going off memory) I think her throat was slit.
As stated it's a niche. It's "deliberately" bad, over the top "bad" acting, bright BRIGHT lights with blinding white filters for heaven realm, cgi that's too good to be BAD but is definitely supposed to look very bad, flat blue-green backgrounds, wire work where you can almost SEE the wires... and they KEEP repeating Grain in Ear The opening song every other episode in various iterations and genres...
It is GLORIOUS and so much fun if you are the target audience.
Sad ending. After the magical mirror is destroyed, Su Nan Yan gets her body back, but Zhao Qing Qing doesn't come…
Her body was dead and rotting by that point though so what would finding her body do? This wasn't a case of "oops I'm actually in a coma let's wake me up", her body was dead dead 😅.
The mirror is broken & she is dead.Okay,i except this.Bt what nonsense with this ending? 😒
Because what they were saying was ACTUALLY that she didn't really die when the mirror broke. When he tied the Red String around her wrist near the end of the show that was ALSO another one of those mysterious artifacts similar to the mirror. He tied it and that cemented the two of them together similar to how the mirror had previously tied her to the mirror. Now whether they are still BOTH conscious seems to be something they can't go into but probably is my personal take. Basically she knew he needed to go home and become King and the only way he would do that is if he thought she was no longer there so she lied and pretended she'd died with the mirror shattering. That's why, once he has become King and defeated the other guy she knew she was safe to show herself again and he caught sight of her on the street.
Finished! Kept putting this one off and then started it and couldn't put it down! Luckily it finished all episodes in time for me to finish my binge 🤣.
I see that Dramatic Self-Help Strategy has already been recommended - that one's super good too.
I haven't seen Jade's Fateful Love to compare that one so if anyone else can compare the too which they ended up liking better that might push me to watch Jade sooner idk.
The AI subs are awful but the show itself wasn't bad. I can't be sure if I missed things because the subs were bad or the story didn't explain them. I was entertained and the visuals were nice. Spent most of the show trying to figure out the intro scene but don't bother, its one of those "hook them with something that looks enticing but means something different in context later when shown" scenes.
Agh, please put your comment in a spoiler. I'm at episode 13 right now and didn't need your spoilers.
Unfortunately yes, I started it and within a minute I was trying to figure out what a "pillow girl" was supposed to be and cringing at "brother is thicker than water"
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They're getting everyone ready early
2) They're married from almost very beginning, consummate about halfway though if I remember right
3) Yes, they were apart maybe 1 or 2 episodes
4) yes, in real world
It is GLORIOUS and so much fun if you are the target audience.
I see that Dramatic Self-Help Strategy has already been recommended - that one's super good too.
I haven't seen Jade's Fateful Love to compare that one so if anyone else can compare the too which they ended up liking better that might push me to watch Jade sooner idk.