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Can someone help me? I heard this series has many versions and seasons. If I only watch this one, will I still be able to understand the story without watching the previous seasons

Is this a happy ending or a sad ending? I’d like to know before considering to watch, since many people say it’s worth watching. I mean a truly happy or sad ending, not an open ending where I have to make my own theories..also, do many characters die in this story?

I didn’t drop this drama because it was boring. Overall, I think it is fairly good. I was prepared for a sad ending, but what disappointed me the most was the constant misunderstandings throughout the story.

While watching, I often felt that the characters could simply sit down and communicate properly. The miscommunication between Li Susu and Tan Taijin happens too often. . I’m fine with misunderstandings. I’ve watched similar dramas before but in this one, the misunderstandings between them never stop.

I feel that many problems could actually have been resolved if the characters had communicated more clearly.

They resolve one problem, argue again, make up again, and then another misunderstanding shows up. It never stops.

At some point, it became too much for my heart to handle, so I decided to drop it 😭

P.S. Please don’t bash or hate me this is just my personal opinion

This is a good drama, but unfortunately, I had to drop it (see spoiler below).

I know that ratings on MDL are given by many different users with different opinions, so they can’t be fully trusted. Still, I didn’t expect the rating to be that low. The lowest rating I’ve personally seen before was around 7, so seeing a 6.5 really surprised me. Yes, there are a few dramas with ratings that low, but most of the time they’re mini dramas. Full-length dramas usually stay in the 7 or 8 range. A rating as low as 6 honestly makes me remove it from my plan to watch list.

Thank you. I’ll add this to my list and try watching it later. Wuxia? I thought it was xianxia, but that’s okay. Thank you again.

Is it worth watching? I’m thinking of giving it a try, but I’m wondering if the drama has a lot of misunderstandings between the male and female leads. Right now I’m watching a drama that’s full of misunderstandings (I haven’t finished it yet), and my heart can’t take another one like that 😭. I prefer something with little to no misunderstandings, or at least not too much.

What I don’t like about the female characters is, for example, Ashui she leaves Tang Lici alone , Chunji, the fake princess, acts selfishly and even harms Tang Lici for her own interests. As for Xi Fang Tao… I don’t really need to talk about her since she’s the villain here . Btw, thank you so much for the explanation and the links you shared. I feel like I understand Tang Lici’s decisions and the story better now.

I’m a bit confused too. This drama feels like wuxia, but it also has some xianxia elements. I think it’s actually xuanhuan (I guess)

So, my first thought was what kind of ending is this?? I read some theories saying that the fox that appears at the end of episode 40 might actually be Tang Lici, so I’m just going to assume that the fox is Tang Lici meaning he didn’t completely disappear from the world.

While watching this, I genuinely fell in love with Tang Lici’s character. He’s responsible, intelligent, and always knows how to solve problems. But at the same time, I really feel bad for him. Why does he have to be the one who keeps sacrificing himself when all he ever wanted was just to live his life peacefully? It’s really tough being Tang Lici.

Honestly, I was so frustrated with all the female leads in this drama. They kept disappointing Tang Lici luckily this drama isn’t romance focused, so I didn’t get too annoyed.

Anyway, I’d rate this drama 9/10 because it gave me such a strong impression. Every time an episode ended, I wanted to watch the next one immediately, which is why I ended up sleeping late (haha😂).

I’m also impressed with the props, the characters, and the overall story. The only thing I didn’t like was the ending. By the way, Tang Lici’s outfits were so beautiful now I suddenly want to wear the hanfu he wore because it looked stunning.

Now that I’ve finished this, I’ll continue watching Till the End of the Moon, which I dropped halfway before because I wasn’t that into C-dramas at the time. Tang Lici’s character actually reminds me of Tan Taijin. At least in Till the End of the Moon, there’s still someone who remembers Tan Taijin 😌.

I just finished watching this and I want to share my thoughts, but there are too many spoilers so I’ll write my review below. I also just realised that Whisper of Fate and Mysterious Lotus Casebook are based on novels by the same author. Can someone tell me the ending of Whisper of Fate in the novel?

For me, I really like this drama because it keeps me interested from episode to episode. In episodes 1 and 2 the story felt a bit slow since I still didn’t know their background yet, but as the story goes on, it becomes more and more interesting that’s just my opinion, of course. But if you’ve reached episode 9 and it still doesn’t catch your interest, then maybe this drama just isn’t for you.

Thank you for the recommendation.I already checked on huace’s youtube channel, but I have to pay for a membership to watch it. I’m already close to the ending, with only 7 episodes left, so I don’t want to spend more money just to get a membership . But still, thank you again ^^

I’m currently watching this drama, still at episode 29 with 11 more to go. I don’t want to give a full review yet since I haven’t finished it, maybe I’ll come back after I’m done. But I wanted to comment a bit because Tang Lici’s character really reminds me of Tan Taijin, and it actually makes me want to watch Till the End of the Moon after this.

Watching this drama also makes me want to wear Tang Lici’s outfits because everything he wears in this drama is so beautiful. Honestly, this kind of genre always impresses me the amount of effort the crew puts into the costumes, props, and CGI. Even though the CGI clearly looks like CGI, it's still amazing considering this is a 40 episode drama, not a movie. I can’t imagine how much budget they spent to create visuals like that.

Also, it’s so frustrating that this drama isn’t available on iqiyi, wetv, youku, or even netflix in my region. It seems like it’s available everywhere else except in my country. I searched all the apps I mentioned and couldn’t find it, so I have to watch it on a different platform

At first, I started watching Hilarious Family season 2 (actually, season 1 and 2 have different plots). I stumbled upon season 2 on wetv by accident, so I decided to give it a try. But by episode 19, I dropped it because I misunderstood the ending of season 2. Then I decided to watch season 1. After episode 5 of season 1, someone commented explaining that the season 2 ending wasn’t what I expected.

So, I went back to continue season 2, pausing season 1 for a while. However, season 2 felt a bit dragging for me over time and seemed more like a family that’s annoying and loves to pretend.

So, I decided to drop it again and go back to season 1. Season 1 is very different, with a lighter plot (I wish season 2 could have continued season 1’s story instead of having a different plot).

I really like all the sisters here. Each of the four sisters has a very distinct personality though they quarrel sometimes, they are always there for their family in times of need.I especially like Pei Lan she’s kind, hardworking, and not annoying at all. Usually, characters like her become irritating or their personality changes, but not her. As I said, she’s genuinely kind, diligent, and never gets angry (I hope I can be like Pei Lan, lol).

I also like Lu Bu Ping his character is quite clumsy, which is rare for me because male leads in c-dramas are usually cold or exceptionally talented.

Actually, I really want to talk about the other three Chun siblings and their mom too, but it might get too long. So, I’ll just focus on Pei Lan and Lu Bu Ping.

If anyone can recommend dramas like this light, no heavy conflicts, and family focused I’d love that. By the way, this is my first drama I give a perfect 10/10 because, for me, it’s flawless with no dragging scenes at all.

No love triangles, no palace politics, no heavy conflicts, no revenge plots don’t get me wrong, I enjoy those kinds of dramas, but sometimes I just need something light like this. This drama is about a family who support each other through thick and thin. While watching, I laughed out loud at so many funny and absurd scenes. It’s rare to find a drama with no major conflicts and a truly happy ending. This definitely deserves a 10/10 from me. (Spoilers below)

Oh my goodness, thank you so much for explaining. I realized I misunderstood the story. After checking the final part of the episode, I see that you were right . I made a judgment without watching the whole thing😭 . May I ask, why was Jing Kan separated from his family, how did he lose his memory, in which episode did he start being away from them? sorry for asking too many question

One question from me what kind of ending is this??? I really liked Jing Kan and Ai Sixi as a couple, but there were a few episodes where they didn’t even appear one episode didn’t include them at all because it focused on the other Jing family members (which I didn’t mind since the story is really about the whole Jing family). But I started wondering when their scenes would come back, so I watched a few clips from later episodes and decided to check out the final episode with the last part to see how it ends.

And seriously, what kind of ending is that? The main reason I watched was because I thought it would be a happy ending with no one dying and yes, it is a happy ending in general but why did Ai Sixi’s mother have to die? (I don’t even know how she died since I skipped through the last episode.) And then Jing Kang loses his memory? Okay fine, maybe there’s a reason Ai Sixi’s mother had to die she’s a supporting character, I can accept that. But why did Jing Kang have to lose his memory?

What made it worse was that he even married another woman who was already pregnant, while Ai Sixi was still waiting for him? I just couldn’t take it Jing Kan was supposed to be so loyal to his wife, and she waited for him all this time. So, I decided to drop it even though I was already halfway through.

I’ve also decided to skip season 2 and just watch season 1 instead (since season 1 and 2 have different stories). From what I’ve seen in some clips, season 1 seems less complicated and actually has a happy ending.

Since I still have a WeTV subscription and came across this drama there, I decided to give it a try. So far, I really like the story it’s about family and everything that happens within the Jing family. Every member plays an important role, and no one feels left out. I’ve already watched up to episode 19, but decided to drop it because of a few reasons (spoilers below)

I didn’t even understand the ending did the Shen family actually time travel or was it just a dream? The ending felt like Anran and Shao Guang were just staring at each other. (I do understand the part about the bans, so I’m not questioning that.) But still, the ending was confusing.

What made me sad was that Anran ended up alone until he grew old, and he was the only one who remembered the Shen family. Other than that, the overall story was good it kept me watching until the end. But honestly, waiting until episode 31 just to see them finally get married felt a bit too long. And her brother too why did it take him so long to remember?

Overall, I’d rate this drama an 8.8 or 8.9. I almost gave it a 9, but because of the confusing ending, I decided to go with 8.5 (since mdl only allows 8.5).