I believe he's suspecting that she's not his daughter but exposing that in court would be a disadvantage to the Jiang family and their reputation. He would be ridiculed for not recognizing his own daughter. He would probably discuss it and confront her later but revealing that she's not the real Jiang Li would affect him too so he wouldn't do that rn.
You feel sad for a coward who put himself first and killed his wife who he promised to protect forever?! I hope…
I'm glad he didn't care too much about the FL and think about giving her a less painful death bc it would be awful to die without knowing why, without being able to clear your name and seek justice.
You feel sad for a coward who put himself first and killed his wife who he promised to protect forever?! I hope…
You're going too deep. Can a princess, however powerful, waltz into the imperial court like that and even draw a sword in the presence of the emperor and still be unscathed in ancient china?! if you're talking about real life then half of the fictional stories are either exaggerated or don't make sense.
How's Xue Fang Fei hiding her identity here? If she could cook up a plan like this, that Shen could've come up with a plan too. The princess didn't dig up her grave or anything when he "killed" the FL. He could've easily let her escape and buried a dead body there. I have endless solutions in which he could've saved her but nah he chose to be a coward who buries his wife alive for his own safety. Stop giving excuses for that shitty shen. A grown man who can be manipulated into burying his own wife alive isn't pitiful let alone human
you mean the FL? bc duke su is the ML and no, he didn’t like her from the day he saw her. He was simply curious…
I’m reading the novel rn and they way they put it, she clearly caught his attention at first sight but it wasn’t love exactly plus she was a married woman at that time. He was just curious about her, the most talented woman in her city. In the drama, it’s subtle but they imply that she caught his eyes.
Two days ago, I wondered the same thing and binge watched every ep and now I’m sat. Do watch it and suffer with us bc they have me on a chokehold (legit my third time saying this) with all that tension and pacing 🔥
so the duke liked the ML from the day he saw her (episode 2) ?????The duke is so f*****g handsome ! T.T
you mean the FL? bc duke su is the ML and no, he didn’t like her from the day he saw her. He was simply curious and she caught his attention (WXY said this same thing in an interview). I say this bc he wasn’t shaken by the news of FL’s passing so he didn’t like her yet. He thought there was something fishy but it wasn’t out of love. He just knew her in the start and recognised her later when she posed as Jiang Li.
Does anyone knows the age difference between Jiang Li and Xiao Heng in the drama? Or novel?
I read that Xue Fang Fei married Shitty Shen when she was 15-16 and had 3 years of harmonious marriage (or at least she thought). So, she should be 18-19 when he tried to kill her.
Duke Su was a kid when his father passed away a decade ago so he's at most 20 I guess? their ages weren't explicitly stated in the novel, im just using context clues but there's not much of an age gap
How's Xue Fang Fei hiding her identity here? If she could cook up a plan like this, that Shen could've come up with a plan too. The princess didn't dig up her grave or anything when he "killed" the FL. He could've easily let her escape and buried a dead body there. I have endless solutions in which he could've saved her but nah he chose to be a coward who buries his wife alive for his own safety. Stop giving excuses for that shitty shen. A grown man who can be manipulated into burying his own wife alive isn't pitiful let alone human
I hope the psycho princess abuses him more and they both meet their ends soon. They’re are match made in hell
Duke Su was a kid when his father passed away a decade ago so he's at most 20 I guess? their ages weren't explicitly stated in the novel, im just using context clues but there's not much of an age gap