Imagine watching a period drama where the male lead is an Emperor or Noble or Lord and some people in the comment section keeps commenting on him having slaves because slavery is bad and evil and horrible yada yada yada! Like hello!!! It’s a period drama! Not an emancipation drama! Chile please!! Let the male lead breathe!! If an imperial decree is what it takes to get the girl then that’s what it has to be.
Ex wife almost beat a slave to death and she was given a pass cos oh poor suppressed woman!! Why o why did the male lead divorce her? SMH!!
Yes. Scholar Han *knowing* she had no feelings for him and pursuing marriage anyway made me see red. And I have…
We all have double standards for sure. I would crash out if a villain forcefully marries the fl to take her away from the ml. But this is the ml so I give him a pass 🤪
I love how LJQ asked his maid Yunchan what she thought. He is obviously concerned about the maids giving LX a hard time. I love how he noticed that Yunchan was worried and linked it to Jiugao being punished.
If Lanxiang was willing to marry Scholar Han without loving him but because her parents approved then she is also a believer in Love after Marriage which is exactly what the Ml is relying on. He knows she can’t stay angry forever.
The more i rewatch ep 25 the more I wonder why Lanxiang’s parents are lamenting!! I can understand confusion, disbelief etc but the whole fainting and crying is for what exactly? It’s more believable for the Lin family to wail and moan cos their son is marrying beneath his status. Li Jinqi is high up there on the social ladder, wealthy, young, handsome so why the melodramatic lamentations 😂
Ex wife almost beat a slave to death and she was given a pass cos oh poor suppressed woman!! Why o why did the male lead divorce her? SMH!!