I think ppl don't have critical thinking at allThey are reacting with their emotions and as an audience who can…
I feel like people are reacting like they wouldn’t turn out the way the female lead has if they were in her situation. Each persons life experiences are unique and no one is going to turn out the same way.
Also someone commented on Reddit that she grew up amongst the political intrigues and power struggles of the palace constantly have to be on your guard and can’t trust anyone.
His secrets have nothing to do with her. Her secrets might put him at danger. She knows that for which she said…
Does feel empathy though for him, it’s why she wants to help him get justice for his master. Also, I think what will help is her feeling his emotions now through the heart connection because she could feel his grief at the death of the fairy Rou Yu.
Are you thinking right? she can't just disclose that she is Ming Xian. May be she couldn't trust him fully. The…
I was assuming, after coming from his background and he became her disciple that he would learn to trust people through her lol.
We know that, his background was definitely more horrific abuse comes in all different forms. She had an illusion put on her in infancy that she was a boy, so was never able to truly be herself or know what it was like to be a woman until she ended up at that brothel. Of course she’s gonna have good people skills. She grew up in a palace, even though she grew up as royalty that doesn’t mean her life was great necessarily. Not only did she have to learn how to deceive people and make it believable from a young age. It seems like her mother the empress never really seemed to love her unless she was useful, and her usefulness came from being number one and being the strongest all the time in the arena. The moment that she was sabotage through poison. Her own mother cast her aside with nothing but the clothes on her back. Although the excuse was use it for her own safety, we know that without the antidote she was going to die anyway. Her mentor was the one who told her where to find it. I’m assuming with her having to learn from a young age to deceive everyone that she also learned that she couldn’t trust people either obviously 27 and her master or different. Abuse comes in all forms, not just as extreme as the male lead lived. They both have their own traumas since they’re dealing with. When you’ve been raised with this kind of engrained indoctrination I don’t know if that’s the right word even if somebody shows you I can be trusted you’re not gonna get rid of a learned behaviour just like that. Hell, even after she disappeared when she lost the tournament, her younger brother sent people after her to look for her probably to kill her. This situation was worse doesn’t mean her trauma was any less valid than his. Just because she lived in privilege on the surface doesn’t mean her life was great either. I mean heck there’s even that scene where she was doing handstand for so long because she just wanted to get some scallion pancakes after the tournament that she won that she was punished to handstand for so long that her hands literally had cuts all over them.
Trauma is different for everyone. Everyone is gonna react differently to their life circumstances. This is what makes characters complex, lol. I guarantee she’s never been shown a genuine emotion from anyone. I think that’s why at the end of the last episode. She said that she would serve him as long as she could be useful because that’s all she feels. She’s good for which I think is really sad.
I guess in few days he will take as well Ming Xians shifu 😂
😂 this is gonna turn out because he made her promise not to be in contact with anyone from the outside so it’s like how is she supposed to contact her Shifu? 😂
That "Fujun" almost got JBZ slipped in the prison cell floor lol
What I find hilarious is her spirit animalis a cat he can easily turn into a cat and jump out from between the and I don’t understand why he doesn’t do this. 😂
Ok I am horrible with suspense, but Google is lying because it doesn’t have accurate information. I am curious to see what Xia brother survives. I’m kinda hoping it’s the emperor lol
Yes....but she is also in a life and death situation She think he is a player and didn’t think he'll waver with…
I also thought this until the end of the moon as well cause the writers did the same thing. I never read the novel, but in the novel, the male lead was a true psychopath due to having an extremely horrific traumatic childhood. I’m also into his adulthood too like everyone around him just abused him and took advantage of him so I understand why he turned evil lol. The thing is, though it’s like they went out of their way to rewrite his character to make him more empathetic to the audience and so that you can see more of his internal struggle. They didn’t do the same for the female character, and a lot of her actions and thought processes just came out out or across is really indecisive and wishy-washy. I think because I’ve read spoilers from the novel I could understand more on her perspective that didn’t necessarily come across in the drama. I know that many people were upset with her in the drama for her actions and sympathize with the male lead. So I think the parallels between that drama to book adaption, and this drama and book to drama adaption are kind of the same. And the inconsistency in the writing and rewriting male character and not rewriting the female character kind of is so aggravating and irritating.
Also someone commented on Reddit that she grew up amongst the political intrigues and power struggles of the palace constantly have to be on your guard and can’t trust anyone.
We know that, his background was definitely more horrific abuse comes in all different forms. She had an illusion put on her in infancy that she was a boy, so was never able to truly be herself or know what it was like to be a woman until she ended up at that brothel. Of course she’s gonna have good people skills. She grew up in a palace, even though she grew up as royalty that doesn’t mean her life was great necessarily. Not only did she have to learn how to deceive people and make it believable from a young age. It seems like her mother the empress never really seemed to love her unless she was useful, and her usefulness came from being number one and being the strongest all the time in the arena. The moment that she was sabotage through poison. Her own mother cast her aside with nothing but the clothes on her back. Although the excuse was use it for her own safety, we know that without the antidote she was going to die anyway. Her mentor was the one who told her where to find it. I’m assuming with her having to learn from a young age to deceive everyone that she also learned that she couldn’t trust people either obviously 27 and her master or different. Abuse comes in all forms, not just as extreme as the male lead lived. They both have their own traumas since they’re dealing with. When you’ve been raised with this kind of engrained indoctrination I don’t know if that’s the right word even if somebody shows you I can be trusted you’re not gonna get rid of a learned behaviour just like that. Hell, even after she disappeared when she lost the tournament, her younger brother sent people after her to look for her probably to kill her. This situation was worse doesn’t mean her trauma was any less valid than his. Just because she lived in privilege on the surface doesn’t mean her life was great either. I mean heck there’s even that scene where she was doing handstand for so long because she just wanted to get some scallion pancakes after the tournament that she won that she was punished to handstand for so long that her hands literally had cuts all over them.
Trauma is different for everyone. Everyone is gonna react differently to their life circumstances. This is what makes characters complex, lol. I guarantee she’s never been shown a genuine emotion from anyone. I think that’s why at the end of the last episode. She said that she would serve him as long as she could be useful because that’s all she feels. She’s good for which I think is really sad.