I know Song Han has always been meant to be one of the show's villains but I think it would have been better if they kept his backstory in the book instead of changing it to what it currently is in the show. His late turn into villainy in the 3rd Act of the show isn't very convincing and it doesn't make much sense to continue to go down that path of since his father, the major contributor to his misfortune is dead. While, it's okay to show that he has some resentment for Song Mo for destroying his fantasy of having an idyllic family by refusing to stop investigating their father's involvement in Madam Jiang's death, in my opinion, the motivation for outright villainy just isn't enough here.
If you enjoy male harem dramas then watch Joy of Life, Immortal Ascension or Guardians of the Dafeng. I dunno…
I think it's your own opinion that facts and numbers don't care about. The fact is that this drama is great judging by the rave reviews it's receiving here and on Douban. Besides the number of people watching it domestically already speaks for itself. Your initial complaint was about the ML simping and now it's about the plot twist not being good enough. I dunno what you're watching but the plot hasn't even advanced far enough for there to be a plot twist. If you want to validly criticize a drama then at least give constructive criticism
why do men simps a lot in recent cdrama with the lady having too many guys wanting to die for her but the ML only…
If you enjoy male harem dramas then watch Joy of Life, Immortal Ascension or Guardians of the Dafeng. I dunno why you're complaining that the FL lead has a lot of admirers in a drama targeted to the female audience
finally a more than good drama. its like the director and script writers looked into all those mediocre dramas…
I love how unlike other dramas we get the filler-like episodes in the middle of the show. Most dramas start with so much filler that you either drop it in the beginning or if you stick around, you get blindsided a bit when the action, drama and tragedy start happening
A very cool little detail I noticed in episode 16 during the conversation between Song Mo and the Crown Prince. Song Mo lied about a lot of things to the Crown Prince and after he tells each lie, the crowd starts applauding and roaring in appreciation. For example, he tells the Crown Prince that the actors in the theatre were spoiled by him but they're not actually actors but soldiers of the Ding Army who were undercover. It was as if the conversation became the play the audience in Guanghe Theatre were watching and each applause was meant to show that Song Mo had successfully deceived the Prince about his intentions. The screenwriting in this show is absolutely brilliant!
i thought she would at least make an effort to prevent the known deaths but she just lets them die.
I like that this drama took this approach, too many rebirth cdramas have the FL overcome every challenge because she knows the outcome and tbh, it makes their characters too mary sue-ish and boring.
By looking at the trailers and the synopsis, will they get another chance? I see some trailers where FL with hair…
I feel like that particular scene where she runs to hug him might be a dream. It happens in the same place that he dreams about her after he nearly died while saving the little girl from getting trampled by a horse and she tells him to stay alive since they haven't met yet and then hands him her fragrance thingy. Maybe he eventually remembers their past life when the hughappens 🤷♀️
Your initial complaint was about the ML simping and now it's about the plot twist not being good enough. I dunno what you're watching but the plot hasn't even advanced far enough for there to be a plot twist. If you want to validly criticize a drama then at least give constructive criticism
Song Mo lied about a lot of things to the Crown Prince and after he tells each lie, the crowd starts applauding and roaring in appreciation. For example, he tells the Crown Prince that the actors in the theatre were spoiled by him but they're not actually actors but soldiers of the Ding Army who were undercover. It was as if the conversation became the play the audience in Guanghe Theatre were watching and each applause was meant to show that Song Mo had successfully deceived the Prince about his intentions. The screenwriting in this show is absolutely brilliant!