One thing I found interesting in these recent episodes is seeing more western and supposedly modern influences appear in the story. I don’t know much about the Ming Dynasty, so it’s interesting hearing Europe and Japan being mentioned, plus seeing a mixed-race red head character in the drama. Then again, they’re merchants involved in trade, so it does make sense.
I also couldn’t stop thinking about the use of ticks and crosses to mark the ink recipes. Was that actually common during the Ming Dynasty? It felt oddly modern every time it appeared.
She was so damn funny in Wonderfools! Loved her character and everybody else's too in the drama. Her chemistry with CEW is also really good. Drama overall was really entertaining! I really appreciate her for choosing such nice interesting scripts. Hope she does more comedy characters in future too. ❤️
I LOVE how ML knows EXACTLY who his arch enemies are. There is NO misunderstanding of any kind in whether "they did it or didn't do it" business. And because we as viewers also saw what had happened to his family, we're rooting for ML all the way. I'm so relishing every single step ML is taking in exacting vengeance.
But why the rating is so low 😭😭
I also couldn’t stop thinking about the use of ticks and crosses to mark the ink recipes. Was that actually common during the Ming Dynasty? It felt oddly modern every time it appeared.
She was amazing in Wonderfools, you sensed that she liked playing her character!!
I really appreciate her for choosing such nice interesting scripts. Hope she does more comedy characters in future too. ❤️
definitely not light and fluffy though
‘Why is the male lead kind to the female lead?’
— Because they’ve known each other since they were kids.
Can’t they come up with something else?