The drama boasts a high-quality production: excellent visuals, thoughtful setting... The chemistry between the leads, Lee Jun-ho and Im Yoon-ah, is one of its strong points. It's ideal as an escapist drama: if you're looking for something light, friendly, without excessive darkness, this delivers. There are also sympathetic moments from the supporting characters. What to keep in mind? The script isn't particularly innovative. Some subplots are underdeveloped or feel superfluous. The pacing can slack towards the end: the feeling that conflicts are resolved quickly, without much depth. If you're looking for a romantic drama with strong weight, deep conflicts, or narrative innovation, it might feel a bit light, and this isn't for you. It's worth it if you're looking for a beautiful, visually appealing romantic comedy with good leads, and you don't mind if it doesn't revolutionize the genre. 7 out of 10, this will be an 8 or + for those who enjoy something light and a 6 or - for those looking for depth.
The drunken scene is sooooo bad. He finishes going down the stairs, gets to his car and she's already awake, she heated water, spilled some food and called the receptionist for help because she burned her foot... Just to mention one of the many poorly written scenes there are. You have to repeat this is good, this is good, this is good and even resort to hypnosis and repeat that it's good and keep the drama going. There are two good actors and I love them, this is good, this is good... I'm not seeing anything wrong with the drama, this is good and convince yourself that you're watching the best rom-com of the year. This technique is foolproof, it's the one FLs use to date an idiot for years in every drama until they meet the right man.
Are you unhappy with your fate, obligations, duties, injustices, rules, or do you see others suffering and want to kill? Well, go ahead and kill. There comes a time when you sympathize with the murderers (that speaks well of the drama's writing) until you look back and see how many innocent people they sacrificed to achieve their goal. A goal they didn't achieve... If a drama keeps you wanting to watch the next episode, is it bad? Obviously not, it's very good and that means it's well done. The leads are solid, coherent, "The Killer God of Susha" stole my heart, and I wish I was as strong as Yi Xiao. If I had to mention a flaw, I would say the princess... Why did she bother me so much? It must be a reflection of some flaw in me. Feng Sui Ge's words when they reunite are so precious... We all deserve to hear something like that from our loved ones and also to be able to say them back. 🥰
It seems that keeping the second prince away from the wars and making him study worked out well. In the other kingdom, they also kept their prince away from the wars so he could become emperor, but he turned into a dissolute man.
Before taking revenge and allowing himself to be used, Murong Yao should have asked: "Hey, friend, why didn't you ask the emperor to send people to look for us when you returned? I resent you for that. Maybe he would have found out what really happened. Although I think the evil person inside him would have found another excuse to murder and trample those beneath him, just like the rest of the villains in this drama. He doesn't like him now either because he doesn't want to be emperor and couldn't help them..."
Fabulous. Could it be more cliché? But when you have good direction and good actors... Love Scout came to mind, a hackneyed theme with reversed roles and boom...a success. If you can notice a change of course, I think everyone noticed, and certain themes were relegated to put the emphasis on business. He, an unscrupulous guy, chose a liar whose entire background he knew because he ordered a thorough investigation to make her his wife and maintain that marriage for life. One can wait for the development after the truth comes out... And someone said: Why waste the opportunity and promote China more? Lol. She... is beautiful, her performance was impeccable, and he lived up to the character. That abrupt turn from heedlessness to comedy and business affected him more than her, from cynic to a rogue winning back his wife... An excellent drama nonetheless.
She... is beautiful, her performance was impeccable, and he lived up to the character. That abrupt turn from heedlessness to comedy and business affected him more than her, from cynic to a rogue winning back his wife... An excellent drama nonetheless.