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This is incredibly well-written! I think this drama would have gained even more popularity if it had been released at a different time. I couldn't squeeze in the time to watch it until now 'cause I was hooked on other dramas. Gotta admit, this drama is flawlessly done and it had me on the edge of my seat!

Oh, seriously... so now everything makes sense... I just don't get why people have to mess with popular novels or manhuas when adapting them into dramas or movies. They should just stick to the original story, you know? I mean, it became popular in the first place because it was already good enough, right?

Is this on purpose or what? seriously, every time I hear the name Do Do Hee, all I can think of is Cheawon's "Dok Dok Dok"... haha!

I think this drama could have done better. It has good action, impressive CGs, a decent story, and a good cast. However, it seems to have received mixed reactions from the audience.

After finishing it, I noticed that the main issue with this drama is the romance. The story itself has a serious tone, but for some reason, they decided to include a childish or immature love storyline, especially in the first 15 episodes. It gradually improves later on, but it can be cringe to watch at times. Overall, I would say it's not terrible, but it's not great either. Give it a try and see for yourself.

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Honestly, I thought that Xu Kai and Bai Lu were the ultimate match because of their incredible chemistry in their previous works. But man, after watching this, I was totally blown away.

Man, that last episode was insane! I mean, words just can't do it justice.

It seems like those who write or produce this type of drama have a strange sadistic fetish with ruining a perfectly good plot. If you create a beautiful romantic story about a couple who are doing everything they can to be happy, just let them be happy. There's no need to be overly realistic and ruin the story. I don't think anyone watches dramas to torture themselves instead of enjoying it.

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This is simply dope.. that's all I gotta say... just give it a go and you'll understand.

Yeah... I feel the same way

The ending felt a little rushed. It seemed like they ran out of money and quickly put something together to wrap it up. If it wasn't for the ending, I would have given it a really good rating because it was a decent drama, until like episode 20.

At this moment I am currently reminiscing the entire lineage of Oh Ma Ju with the most sweetest words possible 🤬

seriously... if it is true, i totally agree with you.

I think Li Ni will figure out somehow to save the young prince from Sun Jing and maybe even make him the emperor or crown prince. But I'm sceptical about his ability to govern peacefully. It looks like in the 36th episode or later, Li Ni will have no choice but to become the emperor himself because I don't see anyone else capable of managing this empire unless a new character emerges in the upcoming episodes.

I think eventually everyone else on the line to the throne will die, and LI Ni and Cui Lin will engage in a final battle to restore peace. Li Ni will be left with no option but to embrace the crown.

The large-scale battles in this drama are the only letdown. They are ridiculously dumb. I was completely taken aback when they decided to send the cavalry first during a siege. It was such a terrible scene.

I believe that in the upcoming episode, she might trick him and lock him up in Cui's army for a couple of episodes. Judging from the preview, from then on it seems like she will prioritize taking care of him. I can't guarantee it, but let's remain hopeful.