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I was wondering the exact same thing. I really don't understand the logic here.... Because the dad is still there and he is the actual King...

But couldn't Zi Ang be saved? I mean, I probably misunderstood, but I thought he could be healed with the right medicine and rest. So I was hopeful that he was going to recover and that Shu He left with him in his "paradise", leaving the Kingdom to his brother (even though, I think the brother was up to no good).

I don't mind a sad ending but I felt unsatisfied with how Shu He treated Zi Ang at the end. It really felt like he was manipulating him until the very end and, I don't know if I remember correctly, but he even said that his death will be his revenge against Zi Ang. So, I was a bit disappointed with that mindset.

Yeah... I understand a bit more Shu He's dilemna now but still... I think I just really hoped for a happy ending 😂

To me, Zi Ang did everything he could to save and be with Shu He. He killed his brother and invaded his Kingdom to save him (because he said once that if he didn't invade his kingdom, the people would have risen). He got a bit crazy but I understand his motives. Unlike Shu He's.

I know that it is probably much more complicated than that but I didn't understand Shu He's reaction when Zi Ang killed his brother. I also didn't understand why he acted surprised when Shu Qian told him that Zi Ang was a spy because he already knew that long ago! The only thing he didn't know was that he was the crown prince of Ji North.
Also, am I the only one who thinks that Zi Ang's brother is a villain? Because nothing is really explained but Zi Ang ordered the soldiers to be delivered but the borther probably told a different story and killed all of them. But at the end, they all dine at the same table as if everything was normal so... I missed something there.

Ok so... I really liked the series but the end... I probably need someone to explain but I felt like Shu He didn't love Zi Ang as much as Zi Ang loved him. Because as Zi Ang said: he loved people that hated him and hated people that loved him. And as much as I understand that he was close to his brother in the past, I think he easily forgot that the guy tried to kill him!... Also, he manipulated Zi Ang until the very end and I feel sad for Zi Ang.

And In's cards has JimmySea's symbol on it 😁

The plot is quite interesting to be honest and the actors are good but the vertical format plus the 2-minute episodes are a down for me. I still gave it an 8 because I really enjoyed the series and I didn't expect to see a kiss so there are some good things.

Can someone add Vice Versa to his filmography? I was watching Reset and I knew I've seen him somewhere before. When, all of a sudden, I remembered that he also played the role of a manager in Vice Versa. I had to come here to check if I was really right but nothing... So I checked Vice Versa again and he really plays Jimmy's manager.

I felt that this series was made only to please KristSingto's fans. They were a lot of references to Sotus and the actors themselves and, even though it was nice, I felt they were relying too much on them to keep the fans interested as the story didn't have enough to keep up. It became even more and more ridiculous, especially episode 9. I hope they can have a better series next time and stop relying on their first success (even though they were not responsible for that).
It's a 5 for me.

Really? Well... We're all different and there are, of course, many bad people in my country. But I assure you that some French like me really appreciate when you try speaking our language.

Sorry, I don't read all the comments so I didn't know about that. And I'm sorry that my stupid compatriots can't be happy about the fact that, for once, French is used and not English.

You missed the beginning of the sentence which is really important "how to pronounce". Learning how to pronounce a language is not as difficult as learning it. Any language's prononciation can be learnt in a week if done thoroughly. Except a few languages like click tongues.

Again, we're absolutely not expecting him to speak perfect and fluent French. Also, these actors usually speak better English because they learnt it at school (I suppose). But if you wouldn't be able to understand them when they speak English, you would probably say the same thing as us. To finish, I don't have a French accent when I speak English but if someone says that it's hard to understand me because of my accent, I will not take it the wrong way and I will try hard to work on my pronunciation. That's what I do when I encounter a new English word and I don't know how to pronounce it. I listen to the word and repeat.

Not true. Stop spreading lies.

I never said that his French should be "perfect" but that it should be at least "understandable". I don't know what nationality you are and what language(s) you speak, but imagine someone introduces themself as someone who has the same nationality as you and who is supposed to speak the same language as you but you don't understand a word of what they are saying. Would you not criticise as well?
Apart from that, I totally appreciate the efforts that Inn is making in trying to speak French (and for once, they are speaking French and not English). He actually nailed a few sentences! I just blame his teacher for not properly teaching him the French pronunciation.

We don't expect him to speak French like a native! That would be ridiculous! Just be understood, that's all the criticism is about.

I definitely agree that French pronunciation is difficult but it can be learnt if you have a good teacher. I'm pretty sure that I can learn how to pronounce Thai in a week and be understood by people, even though I don't understand what I'm saying. Being perfect is not a goal but being understood is and, as I said in my comment, we barely understand Inn when he speaks French. Does it mean I don't enjoy the show? Absolutely not. And I'm happy and grateful that he is trying. I just think that we can still criticise when criticism is due, especially when the criticisms are not mean at all.

I don't think it has anything to do with 20th century French. When I read David's profile I learnt that he spent most of his time in English-speaking countries. So although his accent is perfect, I understand that he somestimes makes a few grammatical errors as he doesn't seem to have spoken it for a long time. And just as a comparison, I haven't heard any grammatical errors from Namo who is from Switzerland. So I don't think it has anything to do with fitting the era.

Don't worry, I'm enjoying the show so far. Also, I don't expect "perfect", I just expect "understandable". Having an accent doesn't mean that it's bad. But if your accent is too strong that people can't understand you when you speak, well... then it's bad. Anyway, I'm still really happy and grateful that Inn is trying.

Your sarcastic answer shows that you're not French. If you were, you would understand that the critic is totally fair. We can barely understand what Inn is saying and the way he delivers his lines sounds robotic, as if he was reciting his lines and not delivering them. It doesn't mean he is bad. We know best that French is a difficult language. If anything, I blame his French teacher more than I blame him. But unfortunately, he plays the role of a Frenchman, so his French should be at least understandable...
Also, I am more bothered by the French of the actor that plays his father. The actor is supposed to be French and yet, he made a lot of mistakes that French native speakers shouldn't make. I even doubted he was French before cheking his MDL page.