Good Grief

the pine soot ink of huizhou and tung oil keep reminding me of "the heir". it feels like this drama and the heir happened at the same time.

Thats what i thought when I saw ep 26... but you will see it much more clearly how things turn out in ep 27 by clever planning...
btw the Zhaos have good support, emperor is the main one.. then Tian WanYi family and Madam Wang and Madam Mo....

This drama rarely does annoying flashbacks., if at all. Thanks team!

You think anyone asked Yake for permission? 😂

I don't think it's been revealed yet exactly how he got it, just that he has it

"No Crushing Allowed is a teen rom-com set at a prestigious all-boys high school and an all-girls high school separated by a single wall. It follows 19-year-olds who are forbidden from dating as they encounter their first loves"

>>>

Now who set up this building and this arrangement LMAO,
This is absolutely the type of setting where "Forbidden to date" rules are only going to make them MORE keen for the forbidden fruit and want to DATE ALL THE MORE. 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️😅😅😅

Are all the adults morons there?!! Very uneducated on basic human psychology?!

ROTFL
This is like putting food infront of starving people, and saying "DON'T EAT!" 😅😅🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

you can't simply switch your feelings on and off, tho

Not everyone is saying the story is boring. Many original Chinese historical drama fans actually liked the story to a certain extent. I think the issue is that some new historical C-drama fans expect every C-drama to be like POJ. Personally, I found the story very engaging. Yes, it felt a bit slow in the middle, but I didn't mind it. It usually takes me some time to understand the political side of historical C-dramas.

just started this drama and I love it, especially the FL.

The site has a LOT of content for talk, variety and reality shows, not just drama/film. Jennie has appeared as a guest and participant in many shows of this type and has acted in at least one international drama . It would be difficult at this point, I think, to thoroughly purge this site of any mention of artists who are not purely film/drama with no other interests or credits. If you stripped out everyone whose career was launched by Asian pop music you'd lose some of drama's biggest stars.

Educate yourself before spewing nonsense:
From Jennie's bio:
"She made her acting debut under her English name, Jennie Ruby Jane, in the 2023 HBO television series "The Idol"."
Is that good enough for you?

Plus, the list of Kpop idols who have and will cross over into acting is endless.
Pretending the music and drama/film industries are unrelated is inaccurate and silly.

Could you elaborate on why you find this article "annoying?"

Note: I "I care about it specially here"

How do you know it's a "real" video?
And how does your comment relate to the content of this article?

the 5 year time skip was done really well but the reunion leaves a lot to be desired IMO.