Good Grief

May be someone can suggest the web admins/developers can modify rating system. The system knows how many episodes have been aired already. Only allowed rating on the already aired episodes, not something in the future.

I am reluctant to send messages to the admin. The first and only time I send messages to correct a wrong information, I was told to resubmit my corrections with all the supporting information from several well known websites before they discussed my submission.
I responded by including my supporting information and links, but was told that the form is not properly done, and need to resubmit or my corrections will be ignored.

I don't work for them. The little correction would benefit everyone. But if using the proper form is more important than the contents, then little errors everywhere is not my problems, really.

Yes, the error was still there, btw.

Almost every C-drama seems to give grand princesses the same storyline. They're treated as tools to secure peace, married off to distant kingdoms, and forced to endure abusive husbands and years of suffering. Then, after their husbands die, the emperor brings their daughters back. 😭In dramas like The Double, Story of Kunning Palace, Fighting for Love, and The Shadow Sovereign, the grand princesses have similar traumatic pasts, and then a scholar comes along to comfort them while using their influence to gain power.I don't hate this storyline, but I'm so tired of seeing the same plot repeated. Can't there be even ONE historical C-drama where a grand princess isn't married off to a distant kingdom or subjected to abuse and trauma? I just want to see a grand princess with a completely different storyline for once.

This version is completely different from the original one ... People judged way too quickly just by watching the first 2 eps loll

I've come here to comment the exact opposite. It was heavy and emotional.

The episode 6 is so well made. This drama depicts the horrific reality of wars and the survivors and even the modern mandatory enlistment.
The actors who portrayed both young and old Sangbeom in ep 6 did a great job. Can't stop tearing up throughout the ep for many reasons.

WTME has gone from 8.7 originally down to 8.2 a couple days ago and now up to 8.8, which is past its initial high point. Since TSTR came out. WMTE's MDL ratings have actually risen.

You're sniffing something all right, but not what you think.

I've been a fan of TXW before 90+% of POJ fans even knew who she was. I support her and all of her projects, but that doesn't mean others can't disagree. Nor that her work should be immune to criticism. Being a fan doesn't mean you have to defend her against each and every real and imaginary slight. That's being a fanatic.

At the end of the day, the support of her fans will carry far more weight than any possible trolling against her, of which I haven't seen much, honestly. Let her work speak for itself.

That argument scene between Guo Yu Feng and Lady Di in episode 17… PLEASE, LET’S GIVE THESE VETERAN ACTRESSES A ROUND OF APPLAUSE!!!!!! 👏👏👏

They have to divorce so that the chapter of her life where she was bound by OTHER peoples decisions comes to an end. This is important because she never had a choice in her life. Including who she married. So that chapter must end. The Achou chapter must end.

Now Wei Rao, Lady Wuan, will be born, her decisions will be hers, sincerely, and she and LZ will be equals, and she will CHOOSE him as her equal. He will also understand that what she does now is real, is sincere and that she chooses him out of love and not duty. It’s better for their relationship to start over and understand that they truly choose each other not because others forced them together.

There's nothing wrong with calling a drama overrated. It is not an insult to anyone who likes the show. People saying something negative about the show should not hinder one's watching experience - just keep enjoying it. Also, something can only be overrated when it's being rated well by the majority.

Overrated is an adjective that means a person, place, movie, or thing is considered to be better, more valuable, or more important than they actually are.

According to the Cambridge Dictionary, calling something overrated does not always mean it is completely bad; it simply means it does not live up to the high praise or expectations people give it.

Oh.....
we have seen someone spitting blood after hearing 'divorce', before. Haven't we?

Nope it's real okey

All chinese costume dramas always filming in real palaces, real buildings, real ancient cities, real noble houses, and real sceneries.

Fantasy costume dramas are the one who needs CGI and green screen because their realms are different. But they still use real achitectures and real sceneries if the story takes place in mortal realm/human world.

Finally found another interesting kdrama to watch!!

You've never watched older kdrama's