For a short-length drama with a small budget, actually their costumes are really good. Moreover, FL is a fashion designer and her clothes are fashionable. I'm also watching another Cdrama right now in which FL is also a fashion designer but her clothes are outdated. 🤦🤦🤦
Not in particular. But the fact that Ki Chul promoted Jun Mo although he is a newbie can be used as a plot device for other members to be suspicious at Jun Mo.
First of all, the drama name Qing Qing San Si (卿卿三思) loosely translates as Think Twice. However, Qing…
Congrats of the new additions of your family! 👶👶👶 Basically I only spoiled according to the synopsis in Chinese from Baidu (someone posted the Google translation below). When I read it, the synopsis was quite confusing. If you want to watch the drama, the current sub is horrible (machine translated). But Baidu has episode summaries that if you Google translated they are actually very understandable.
The story is actually quite interesting and light-hearted. It's not draggy and the plot is to the point. For the…
First of all, the drama name Qing Qing San Si (卿卿三思) loosely translates as Think Twice. However, Qing Qing (卿卿) is actually a term of endearment between married couples, San (三) is three, and Si (思) is to think/consider. So, can I say it's translated into "Thinking About You Three Times"? LOL [updated: the English title is now The Deliberations of Love]
The native title actually makes more sense than the English title, as the couple underwent 3 marriage lives, although the first and the second marriage are shown super short (only in Ep 1). The rest of the drama is about their third life.
So, in the first life, the FL Liu Yue Qing and the ML Pei Xun were married and they loved each other. However, Pei Xun, the Sixth Prince, staged a rebellion to be the Crown Prince. As a punishment, the Emperor ordered them to drink poisoned wine to commit suicide. Yue Qing was disappointed with her husband's political ambition, so before dying, she swore not to meet him again in the next life.
In the second life, Yue Qing woke up (reborn) and found out it was a few years earlier when she and Pei Xun had just gotten married. Knowing that he would rebel she wanted to get out of the marriage. She pretended that she was 2-3 months pregnant, which angered him since he was traveling away at that time, so he accused her of having an affair. News quickly came that his subordinate General Wang staged a rebellion. When Pei Xun was caught, Yue Qing knew the punishment already, she drank the poisoned wine and died. (Ep 1)
In the third life, Yue Qing woke up again (second reborn) and was very happy finding out she was only engaged to Pei Xun. She quickly begged her father to break off the engagement. This third life is different than the two previous lives as Pei Xun is now the Crown Prince. But she doesn't want to have anything to do with palace politics, so Yue Qing tries to avoid Pei Xun. Therefore, when she met Yu Ming He, a handsome scholar who only wanted to open a bookstore, at the Lantern Festival, she asked her father to engage her with the scholar. (Ep 2)
In the third life, Pei Xun also keeps having nightmares and sees a woman in his dreams. When he finds out that the woman is Yue Qing, his fiancee who broke off their engagement, he is very intrigued so he uses any means to get to know her. (Ep 3)
From Ep 4 to 16 (the last episode updated today) Pei Xun pursues Yue Qing to win her heart again. Since it's a palace drama, of course, there is also a political/power struggle scheme. But it's not heavy/complicated and so far, I think 75% is romance (of the main couple, no side couple), 20% is politics, and 5% is slice-of-life scenes.
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Suuuure... if you don't have any chores to do and don't have anything else to watch...
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The story itself it's interesting. The FL is funny and the ML is handsome. But the sub is horrible (fansub machine translated).
The native title actually makes more sense than the English title, as the couple underwent 3 marriage lives, although the first and the second marriage are shown super short (only in Ep 1). The rest of the drama is about their third life.
So, in the first life, the FL Liu Yue Qing and the ML Pei Xun were married and they loved each other. However, Pei Xun, the Sixth Prince, staged a rebellion to be the Crown Prince. As a punishment, the Emperor ordered them to drink poisoned wine to commit suicide. Yue Qing was disappointed with her husband's political ambition, so before dying, she swore not to meet him again in the next life.
In the second life, Yue Qing woke up (reborn) and found out it was a few years earlier when she and Pei Xun had just gotten married. Knowing that he would rebel she wanted to get out of the marriage. She pretended that she was 2-3 months pregnant, which angered him since he was traveling away at that time, so he accused her of having an affair. News quickly came that his subordinate General Wang staged a rebellion. When Pei Xun was caught, Yue Qing knew the punishment already, she drank the poisoned wine and died. (Ep 1)
In the third life, Yue Qing woke up again (second reborn) and was very happy finding out she was only engaged to Pei Xun. She quickly begged her father to break off the engagement. This third life is different than the two previous lives as Pei Xun is now the Crown Prince. But she doesn't want to have anything to do with palace politics, so Yue Qing tries to avoid Pei Xun. Therefore, when she met Yu Ming He, a handsome scholar who only wanted to open a bookstore, at the Lantern Festival, she asked her father to engage her with the scholar. (Ep 2)
In the third life, Pei Xun also keeps having nightmares and sees a woman in his dreams. When he finds out that the woman is Yue Qing, his fiancee who broke off their engagement, he is very intrigued so he uses any means to get to know her. (Ep 3)
From Ep 4 to 16 (the last episode updated today) Pei Xun pursues Yue Qing to win her heart again. Since it's a palace drama, of course, there is also a political/power struggle scheme. But it's not heavy/complicated and so far, I think 75% is romance (of the main couple, no side couple), 20% is politics, and 5% is slice-of-life scenes.