There were some strange script decisions towards the end.
- Why did the 2nd male lead keep the governor’s daughter around? Also, given that her father was treasonous, shouldn’t the whole family be punished?
- why did the emperor suddenly go from kind and straightforward to the kind of nasty bastard who forces brave military men to announce the marriage of their true love to another? it smacked of ‘New writer, who dis?’
- splitting up the armies and potentially letting your enemies win is preferable to two generals having a little too much power?
I’m enjoying this, however, people not being able to tell the difference between Yan and her much taller and broader brother has all the believability of Red Riding Hood mistaking a ravenous wolf for her sweet grandmother.
Ester is famous for her baby voice 😁 the only drama I saw her with a normal voice was My journey to you
What exactly is your definition of a woman? You seem to be so sure that there is one narrow meaning for everyone who identifies with that gender. Why are you so sure a high voice is ‘unnatural’?
Ester is famous for her baby voice 😁 the only drama I saw her with a normal voice was My journey to you
She has a higher voice than some other women. That’s not a child’s voice. Stop buying into the patriarchal notion that women’s voices should be silenced unless they fit a certain criteria. At some point you’ll realise they aren’t the problem, you are. Be kind.
This is the comments section of drama website. If you comment negatively on the looks of someone you don’t know, someone will want to point out that it’s not a nice thing to do. Happy people don’t try to make others feel sad. Be kind.
- Why did the 2nd male lead keep the governor’s daughter around? Also, given that her father was treasonous, shouldn’t the whole family be punished?
- why did the emperor suddenly go from kind and straightforward to the kind of nasty bastard who forces brave military men to announce the marriage of their true love to another? it smacked of ‘New writer, who dis?’
- splitting up the armies and potentially letting your enemies win is preferable to two generals having a little too much power?
Weird.