So these are just my thoughts on episode 32, but she knew that her teacher didn’t want her to be under anyone’s control and well I think yes she did act impulsively, I also feel she isn’t as impulsive as we think she’s is. After she had made that scheme with her sister, and she apologize to Lord Ding for not telling him, he told her she didn’t have to tell him and everything. This makes me believe that she isn’t actually on their side, although it might seem like it, and That she walked into it knowing full well it was a trap. She most likely knew that it was Shen Jinghong and the princess who started those rumors, and that she was there target. This makes me believe that she’s not as much on their side as they think she is.
I think she wants him to put all her people in positions of power. Possibly so she can have as smooth a takeover…
I actually, don’t think she was acting rashly tbh, I think she knew she was walking into third trap and she did it anyway at least this is just my thought. After all when she had that plan with her sister and she apologized to Lord Ding about not filling him in he told her that that was fine that she didn’t have to tell him everything. After all, she knew her teacher didn’t want her to be under anyone’s control, and she knew the trap was set for her in order to control her through her teacher. These are just my thoughts and well I do know I think that the princess killed him, when he was talking about, leaving initially thought that he might’ve heard them himself.
Can somebody explain something to me I am so confused so I finished episode two and his brother and father were still alive. Then I started episode three and they’re dead I’m like did I miss something?
It’s kind of frustrating because like I just saw another show that apparently Vengo Gao is supposed to start in potentially airing soon and I’m like no, I’m like what about the shadow?! 😭🤣
I also recommend The Autumn Ballad. Pretty much all the goodies have been named or tagged in the recommendations.…
I feel like the last four episodes in the bottom ballad we’re completely unnecessary, especially because they added in an extra plot that had been dealt with before the show even started lol so yeah, I just started watching it episode 30 lol
Now that we are all waiting for the next episodes to drop on Monday, can yall please recommend some other good…
There’s a bunch, there’s a short historical romcom it’s only 24 episodes Royal Rumours, there’s the princess WeiYoung, the long ballad, the legend of AnLe, there is the King’s woman.
I think ur the only one who watched the drama without realising this schemes and fighting of thrones will happen.…
I’m a bit sad because almost every show I’ve seen this actor and he’s not a good character and has evil intentions, so I was really hoping that this time around it would be different lol
You know, sometimes I’m really glad that I don’t read the novels because then I can enjoy the show on its own for what it is. Like I’m quite enjoying the legend of only without being a normal reader.
So somebody must have messed up on the timeline somewhere if that’s the case because 1) one why would they called…
You also explain something else to me because I'm kind of confused I feel like there's a lot of late discrepancies between the shows like I never completed mirror tale of the Twin Cities like I remember Bai Ying having to take it apart in some kind of ceremony to be eligible to marry into the royal family which is similar to the stargazing ceremony in the longest promise. But in the longest promise no one had to remain pure and no one inherited some kind of power. So I'm like I don't feel like it's consistent to make sense does that make sense cuz I remember the female lead in mirror tale of the Twin Cities had to remain pure of heart or something in order for it to hurt it inherit the power of the Earth to be eligible to marry into the Imperial family and when she fell in love with someone else even if she didn't realize it she didn't inherit that power but that whole aspect was never in the longest promise so I feel like they just completely forgot about certain aspects in the show that this is supposed to be a prequel to. Also the other thing that confused me is because at the end of the longest promise the Merfolk had retreated to Bilou Sea for shelter. So Sumo built a free person at the end of the longest promise does it explain in Mirror of the Twin Cities how even became a slave? I feel like they're just a lot of discrepancies between when the longest promise ended and when mirror tale of the twin cities began
Just saw this hope its true.