As many people have already said, the characters arenāt like those in typical dramas, where people are romanticized or smoothed out. These characters are messyāand honestly, most people are. The human mind is multidimensional, and so is the way we think and act. That said, Luan Luan really gets on my nerves. When she was talking privately with Gong, I genuinely wanted to shout at her. It always amuses me when some people try so hard to present themselves as open-minded and non-conservative, when in reality itās just a mask to cover up a very messy personality.
Am I really supposed to believe that she can seduce any man with those visuals???????
Cheating usually has nothing to do with the other woman being āstunningā or ābetter.ā Itās much more about novelty, ego and transgression. Itās about wanting to taste a different "fruit", the thrill of the forbidden, the excitement of breaking rules while still keeping the safety of a relationship.
That whole āletās investigate whether their marriage was fakeā plotline really does feel manufactured just to stir drama. Historically speaking, marriage and love were often completely separate things. For most people back then, marriage was about compatibility, family interests, stability, social standing, or survival, not butterflies and grand romance.
A lot of dramas are airing right now. Our Dazzling Days, Love Story in the 1970s, Generation to Generation, Too…
No, I donāt think Iāll drop any of them. I actually like all of them , they just have some flaws that keep me from having the best possible viewing experience.
A lot of dramas are airing right now. Our Dazzling Days, Love Story in the 1970s, Generation to Generation, Too…
Iām watching all of them š. When it comes to 1970s, I actually really like it ā I think it does a great job depicting that era. Our Dazzling Days, on the other hand, isnāt really working for me. I find it somewhat boring overall. As for Generation to Generation, the first two episodes were strong, but the quality dropped in episodes 3ā5. The editing was messy, and it felt like a lot of important scenes were missing, almost as if we were thrown into the middle of the story. Thankfully, the drama picked up again afterward and is much better now. Honestly, the only one Iād confidently recommend is 1970s. Since you said itās not really your cup of tea, maybe try a few episodes and then decide. Lastly, Too Young to Love and About Love are about to start, so keep an eye out for those.
I canāt fully express how much I loved the ending because it felt both realistic and deeply satisfying. Once the male lead became king, marrying the female lead became almost impossible due to their huge difference in status. He also chose not to remarry, not only because of his love for her but because there was already a Crown Prince. If he had children with a queen, that child would likely be disposed of and perhaps restarting the endless cycle of conflict over the throne. What I loved even more was the female leadās choice. Even when the Queen Dowager offered her the position of royal concubine, she refused. It felt completely true to her character. She is a doctor, someone who wants and needs to do meaningful things and she would never confine herself within palace walls. In the end, they remained in love, quietly, intimately, waiting for the day the Crown Prince grows up and takes the throne, so they can finally live together with nothing standing between them.
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As for Generation to Generation, the first two episodes were strong, but the quality dropped in episodes 3ā5. The editing was messy, and it felt like a lot of important scenes were missing, almost as if we were thrown into the middle of the story. Thankfully, the drama picked up again afterward and is much better now.
Honestly, the only one Iād confidently recommend is 1970s. Since you said itās not really your cup of tea, maybe try a few episodes and then decide. Lastly, Too Young to Love and About Love are about to start, so keep an eye out for those.