I love it. I am just waiting for YJX to rebel against his parents Lol.
Thatās what I wonder. Will he step up for his family or walk away? What will he do when/if FL, not ML, becomes the direct, clear opponent of his family?
As I understand it, the problem is not just how/where to get the funds to carry out its expansion. It sounds like…
I believe it was an ancient tradition that this right was reserved for the first wife, which grandma was not - she was just a concubine. As far as I understand it, that really happened. Just as it is rooted in history that the current emperorās father impregnated many in his harem, but the favorite concubine killed all offspring off. Only one boy was raised in secrecy up to the age of 5. The then emperor caught wind of it and was overjoyed. Grandma took in the child to protect him from the murderous concubine, who was never punished (not even by the kid who then became emperor and is the foil for this dramaās emperor). That is why the emperor is so devoted to grandma. I like that the drama weaves in history. And boy, that history is apparently wilder than any c-drama plot could possibly be.
"You are too ordinary. Even if I lost you in a crowd, I wouldn't recognize you." - Yu Jingxiu the IncapableThe…
Thatās the thing. He basically hedged out the plan alone and persuaded her by dangling a love marriage prospect, where she would additionally decisively marry up, in front of her. He is the last person who should hold that decision - that he made - against her.
I was under the impression that Yake switched from narcissus to orchids, because she found them more noble - or maybe because Lady Yu said her son preferred them? But I never heard her husband say that, on the contrary. Now Yake says she always preferred narcissus but changed it for her husband. So, was this a ploy by Lady Yu, or do I misunderstand or misremember something?
A criticism about cdramas in general, not just this one.Is anybody else fed up with the super slow approach to…
Iām actually not sure it is just a c-drama thing. The slowest approach to a kiss I have ever seen was in the BBC drama persuasion (a Jane Austen Adaption, it is on prime, not the godaful Netflix adaption). It is otherwise a great adaption, but the super slow approach kiss (in the streets of Bath, in public, in the early 1800s, no less) was too much, and on several levels.
Ep 26Holy god damn... YJX developed into the worst possible husband a woman can get.I know this is Yake's comeuppance,…
Particularly as she was a willing participant but not the orchestrator of FLās āfallā. The main villains still have no care in the world and donāt suffer at all. (And no, YJXās pining for FL does not count, at all.)
I'm not sure the emperor's anger is even that personal. He's clearly a deep thinker, and the way he uses - yes,…
True. And he most certainly uses ML as his ruthless blade that he can disavow at any time if strategically advantageous. It is truly ironic that his insistence on recruiting ML for the army, which his advisor could only bring about by instrumentalizing FL, led to our main couple staying together with FL proposing marriage, instead of parting ways as plannedā¦
Ep 25: So, YJX will reject mums idea of a concubine, because only being childless over forty would make such a choice morally acceptable. But back in Ganlin he had no qualms trying to steal himself another manās woman to make her his concubine⦠becauseā¦?!?
One thing that became clear to me during the wedding was that they feel happiest among their Northwestern military friends. It would have been a shame to alienate them and create hardship for those communities only to give the Emperor his silver faster.
I wonder if that is what the Emperor is mad about - he officially scolds ML that the reform is slow in the preview. Or he is annoyed that the couple he bet on and publicly endorsed their marriage repeatedly was not entirely honest. FL back then only said because her family fell on hard times she needs the registry. Now, their situation has created drama even with his Grandma⦠Maybe he resents that.
Can anyone help me? I'd like to know how to tell a married woman from an unmarried one just by looking at her…
I also read something about a ribbon in the hair, for unmarried women. One poster explained FL wearing her hair up also unmarried was ok at a certain age, but she still had that ribbon of an umarried woman. (Not sure how correct this is, but it sounded plausible regarding FLs hairstyle in the capital).
They were already given the gift at the banquet though...so was he meant to send another one...i dont think so
This emperor dragged ML into this whole mess, instrumentalizing FL to do it. If he now gets second thoughts he can pound sand for all I care. ML&FL should retire to the North West or emigrate to the East Indies or whatever. This court is just too toxic. Let the Emperor sort it out, really.
I wonder if that is what the Emperor is mad about - he officially scolds ML that the reform is slow in the preview. Or he is annoyed that the couple he bet on and publicly endorsed their marriage repeatedly was not entirely honest. FL back then only said because her family fell on hard times she needs the registry. Now, their situation has created drama even with his Grandma⦠Maybe he resents that.