What a useless magistrate, and the guy that keeps telling him what to do is just so annoying. The friend arrived…
People probably love wouldn't k ow the emperor if they saw him either. Probably just members of the court, nobility and the military would know his face.
is this lovers to enemies to lovers plot!! and is mo hide something so fl will punish him for it like always 😅😂!?…
No, more like marriage of convenience to help each other out with their respective desperate situation. 😉 They are on good terms from the get-go and naturally begin to gain affection for one another as the episodes progress and as they see the other sacrifice for and prioritize them.
One thing that annoys me with Netflix subs is that they fail to use appropriate honorifics. For example: Changning…
I saw brother-in-law a few times, but you're right, the subtitles do have her calling both by name. But I can tell she's using honorifics because when the subtitle has her say their name I never hear their name said by the actress, so I just automatically replace the name with the cutesy honorifics since I've seen enough dramas to recognize them or some version of them.
Also, I was just thinking, the leads' interactions with this drama are what I (in hindsight) wanted from the mortal realm arc in The Legend Of Shen Li (even though I really enjoyed The Legend Of Shen Li once we knew the characters were in love, I didn't really know WHY they fell in love).
In contrast, this drama is building the reasons into their growing affection much better. The progression is organic, the pace is gentle, and sparks are slowly starting to fly. Getting to watch their secrets unfold as they grow closer and as we learn more about the characters proves to be a compelling concoction.
Yan Zheng has become more and more convincing as a fallen noble hiding his identity. He clearly has a lot of tools, weapons and resources in his arsenal, and he's only scratched the surface of showing us what they are, and what he's capable of.
This drama is so refreshing, I’m usually obsessed with MLs and still am but let’s talk about the FL. She is…
I had a sense the hooligans would become friends with the FL (partly because of how they were written in, but also, because they were too good-looking to not feature in the plot. 😅
I know the story later will feature more with the nobility and royal court, which aligns with the setting for most costume dramas, but it does feel like it's doing some new things, yes. And it has one of those strong females leads I'm learning to love (and that are becoming quite common) in costume Cdramas.
This drama is so refreshing, I’m usually obsessed with MLs and still am but let’s talk about the FL. She is…
I think I like this character even better than the character this actress played in New Life Begins. The roles are very similar but here she is a little tougher and stands up for herself better. I just love her exuberance and cheeriness that somehow doesn't feel childish and immature since many FLs who try to be effusive and cheery tend to feel like kids (Douluo Continent, I'm looking at you). She reminds me a little bit of the FL in Starry Love, who I loved, too.
I love that the female lead is an unconventional hero. She’s highly skilled, but she’s neither a general nor…
I do like it when you can see the reasons for someone falling in love. It feels kind of silly when characters just fall for someone because someone's pretty or due to prolonged exposure. Not a very compelling or interesting basis for attachment and affection.
😅😅😅 He's extremely pretty, and very easy on the eyes. So far it's lots of fun.
😅😅😅 I have yet to finish a drama with this ML (I started My Journey To You, but I'm a little worried the end will frustrate me because I got spoiled on the ending), and I'm on the fence about whether I'll like SOKP, so I'm glad I'm getting to see him in this. So far so good. I loved the FL in New Life Begins (she was cute, and unlike some of the East Asian actors/actresses these days, she can move her face enough to make EXPRESSIONS 😅).
So, let's take it slowly. 1. Her father was either General He or one of his soldiers and maybe Yan Zheng was his…
But wasn't Fan Changyu's dad the guy with the flower and the candy in the post? And that guy looks completely different than General He. Or did I miss something and am very unobservant? 😅
K-Drama 
In contrast, this drama is building the reasons into their growing affection much better. The progression is organic, the pace is gentle, and sparks are slowly starting to fly. Getting to watch their secrets unfold as they grow closer and as we learn more about the characters proves to be a compelling concoction.
Yan Zheng has become more and more convincing as a fallen noble hiding his identity. He clearly has a lot of tools, weapons and resources in his arsenal, and he's only scratched the surface of showing us what they are, and what he's capable of.
I know the story later will feature more with the nobility and royal court, which aligns with the setting for most costume dramas, but it does feel like it's doing some new things, yes. And it has one of those strong females leads I'm learning to love (and that are becoming quite common) in costume Cdramas.
It's constantly snowing in this drama. 😅