You mean Wei Rao/Jundai right? No, she's a narcissistic sociopath. She doesn't want others to have what 'belongs' to her, and she refuses to take any losses as well. Mix those 2 traits and we got one hell of a toxic crazy person.
I don't think she even has romantic interest towards ML. She just wants to have him because he and the position of the future Duchess are supposedly hers.
before I decided whether to start this drama..can someone please answer my questions. I have only seen the trailer…
1. Wei Rao/Jundai is the rich one. A Chou is the poor one. 2. A Chou is the FL 3. We don't know yet. 4. She's spoiled rotten, and inherently possesses bad personality
Yes, it's just Wei Rao in the book. If you like historical fiction romance novels, it's a decent read. Just treat it as a different story from the drama.
The setting is similar. In the book, Lu Zhou was in coma, and Wei Rao married into the Lu family just like in the drama.
The rest is how the couple navigate their relationship, lots of ups and downs, and some politics. Pretty typical of this type of story I would say.
If you are looking for the crazy and chaotic energy of the drama in the book, it won't be there. And no tension about the doppelganger, and cat and mouse games either. So, adjust your expectations for it if you are planning to read.
ep 5. how is a chou gonna get protected by keeping that hankerchief in her husband's belongings? he will protect…
Her immediate concern was not Lu Zhou finding out, but Wei family silencing her during the home visit. She left it there as a deterence toward the Wei family.
Who knows, Lu Zhou might even be happy when he finds out the woman he married is not the vicious woman he disliked.
I’m lost, why did ML’s grandmother insist on ML and evil sis marry each other??Also, what’s gonna happen…
There was a practice of bringing in a bride to improve the fortune of the groom.
ML was deemed beyond saving, so his grandma was grasping the last straw by doing it.
The thing is, the bride is almost certain to be widowed in this case. So, families under normal circumstances will not be willing to marry out their daughters for it. Therefore, grandma forced the Wei family's hands into the marriage because they already have an engagement.
I don't think she even has romantic interest towards ML. She just wants to have him because he and the position of the future Duchess are supposedly hers.
2. A Chou is the FL
3. We don't know yet.
4. She's spoiled rotten, and inherently possesses bad personality
The rest is how the couple navigate their relationship, lots of ups and downs, and some politics. Pretty typical of this type of story I would say.
If you are looking for the crazy and chaotic energy of the drama in the book, it won't be there. And no tension about the doppelganger, and cat and mouse games either. So, adjust your expectations for it if you are planning to read.
Who knows, Lu Zhou might even be happy when he finds out the woman he married is not the vicious woman he disliked.
Looking forward to that drama too.
ML was deemed beyond saving, so his grandma was grasping the last straw by doing it.
The thing is, the bride is almost certain to be widowed in this case. So, families under normal circumstances will not be willing to marry out their daughters for it. Therefore, grandma forced the Wei family's hands into the marriage because they already have an engagement.
In the novel, Wei Rao is the MC. She married into the Lu family just like in the drama, same circumstances.
Based on what's shown so far, there's likely some connection. What they exactly are, we don't know yet.