I give it to Koreans and K-dramas, they do know how to write romantic dramas most of the time. No wonder K-dramas are pretty popular. I’m more of a C-drama person but once in a blue moon, I pick up a K-drama.
This show was actually a good watch even with its flaws. The ending for the couple I can understand - the FL became an ambitious person and pursued self improvement. I guess it stuck to the title: "The Epoch of Miyu", it is really about the era of the FL.
It was quite suspicious when she claimed she was pregnant for him, meanwhile the FL was married to him for 10…
MiYu was looking. Remember the scene at the Gynae she wanted to do a surgery to remove a small polyp but the doctor told her that was not an issue and she did not need to. That everything was fine.
I do blame her for not seeking solution together with her husband. That is, both of them getting tested. But seeing her character in that marriage (a doormat person), we understand why she blamed herself solely.
how many people could sleep in their office overnight on a chair, wake up the next morning, and look fabulous.…
Yep, ahahhaha. She even looks fabulous running in 9cm plus heels around the city and never breaking her ankles or sweating, or either tiring out. C-dramas and their always flawless FLs who never look like what they are going through, just picture perfect 🙊
I can't believe the stupid Wei guy would actually let their family hotel fail, just so he can get a cut of money from outside buyers. Jeeeez! A total asshole.
I don’t know I am supposed to be shocked or amused, LZZ’s son’s biological father is that old snake!
It was quite suspicious when she claimed she was pregnant for him, meanwhile the FL was married to him for 10 years and no baby. But NieYue is so full of himself that he automatically thought it was Miyu's fault why they couldn't get pregnant all those years even when they were actively trying and she was even visiting an OBGYN.
I thought Lu Zhenzhen was actually competent, but these latter episodes are saying something else. If she left…
It's the guilt of being a mistress. She couldn't believe Miyu refused to be miserable and actually thrived. Plus, she notices her NieYu actually loves MiYu more than her if not for the pregnancy.
Maybe you should rewatch? It is worth it. The FL is MLs kinda wife and is using the Cresent moon blade weapon.…
The dual sword can be changed to crescent moon, no? Even the FL had a sword initially, when she starts fighting and then uses crescent moon sword too. I think during the fight with that really powerful man that she later killed, I noticed this change. The FL kills with both a sword and crescent moon.
Maybe you should rewatch? It is worth it. The FL is MLs kinda wife and is using the Cresent moon blade weapon.…
I know about what you just said. That's not what am asking. IN Ep. 9 there is a scene where one of the cultivators (a lady) who is hunting the FL with a drawing got poisoned in a tea house. The tea house lady uses a crescent moon too. This is the lady I am asking about (who is she?)
I am a bit confused now. The FL is the one that uses the crescent weapon too right? How is she at a tea house and then at the pil tasting too (Ep.8). I know the lady cultivator was hunting her. I am a bit confused. Wasn't the person using the crescent moon and sword the person who was ML's wife and was avenging him?
I’m more of a C-drama person but once in a blue moon, I pick up a K-drama.
I do blame her for not seeking solution together with her husband. That is, both of them getting tested. But seeing her character in that marriage (a doormat person), we understand why she blamed herself solely.
Kudos to the producers of this show, it didn’t disappoint at all and whatever conflict that existed was handled properly and sensibly.
I definitely recommend other C-dramas to emulate them in how to tie stories together.