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Replying to margoo • 2 days ago
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I hope she isn't the only one that gets pursued while he's just dying with jealousy. If he can be jealous I hope…
Even though he has always seen right through her, he has always been a genuine source of support for her. He has always been reliable and has never held anything against her, even though she has done nothing but use him from the very beginning. He, on the other hand, has always put himself in her shoes. Now that she's in love with him, I also hope we get to see a few scenes of her getting jealous. After all, she's got the best man, both in terms of looks and status, not to mention his character.
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On Where the Mask Ends • 2 days ago
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Jundai died way too soon! I wanted to see her lose all her privileges, get disowned, and find out she was a bastard. I wanted to see her left with absolutely no one on her side, faced with looks of pure disgust and coldness until she completely lost her mind and ran through the streets screaming that she was the real Wei Rao, the most noble and dignified woman in the capital.

I also wanted her to accidentally get run over by a horse, suffer, lose the use of her legs, and eventually reach her breaking point and end her own life for real, instead of constantly playing her games with fake suicide attempts 😂.

Her ending was such a waste, seriously! This girl literally just died like that. 😭😂 She didn't receive a single bit of punishment. She got the easiest death imaginable compared to what she loves putting others through.
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On The Lament of Autumn • 2 days ago
Honestly, falling in love with Ping Jun is YCX’s downfall. No matter what he does for her, it always ends up backfiring on him. At this rate, he’s going to lose his life. He has already lost his dignity and his sanity, yet it’s still not enough for her to realize just how hard he’s trying for her. PJ is so frustrating; her character is exhausting. 😭
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Replying to oh honey • 5 days ago
EP 14: A Chou’s mom was wrong for what she did. first of all, how are you sure her parents abandoned their daughter?…
I can't wait to see her face when she finds out she's illegitimate and isn't the noble daughter she thinks she is. She's definitely going to lose her mind and do something desperate that will cost her life. 😂😂 I'm seated and ready to watch this psychopath Jundai's downfall! 🍿😈
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Replying to oh honey • 5 days ago
omg I feel the same way. Ehat she did was incredibly evil, she basically used that girl and the audacity to demand…
What a monster! She knew A Chou came from a wealthy family just by looking at the clothes and jewelry she was wearing. Yet she had the audacity to spend all those years telling her that it was her fate to live in such conditions and that she had to accept her lot in life. She was literally trying to brainwash her so that she would never question her situation.

She used A Chou as a human shield to protect herself and her own children from that disgusting husband. And even until the very end, she never intended to tell the truth. She wanted to keep taking advantage of A Chou until the very end, without feeling the slightest bit of remorse! 😡
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On Where the Mask Ends • 5 days ago
This adoptive mother is such an ungrateful and cruel wolf. After using A Chou to this extent and watching her give everything for her, she never once gave A Chou (the real Wei Rao) even a little love, comfort, or protection. It’s so cruel to take a child in, use her, watch her suffer, and never feel even the slightest bit of pity for her.

She’s worse than an animal because she never once tried to stop A Chou from continuing to sacrifice herself for her family. She has no heart! Someone else, seeing so much devotion and love, would have come to love this child with all their heart. But this woman doesn’t even have the slightest sense of gratitude toward her.

I feel like strangling her! 😡 The two grandmothers have far more morals and respect for life than all the vile, unworthy mothers in this drama, including Wei Rao’s biological mother, who chose to remarry and move on with her own life, making excuses for herself instead of staying by her daughter’s side and protecting her. 💔
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Replying to EmmaHasan • 7 days ago
So true! He never seemed to care about her background. He always had his doubts about her, but now he can finally…
I think deep down, he always knew. That’s why he kept confronting her, hoping she would finally confirm the truth so he could stop feeling guilty about having feelings for her. ❤️
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On Where the Mask Ends • 7 days ago
He’s just happy he didn’t marry that Volturi that is Jundai 😂. Now he can fully embrace his attraction to A Chou. ❤️
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Replying to hvnlyangel • 8 days ago
According to some Chinese youtubers, the year that Wei Rao’s father died and her mother entered the palace when…
Thank you for this information, everything is starting to make sense. 😊
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Replying to ralu_zamfor • 8 days ago
If they were twins, in Old times it was considered a bad omen to have twins, so they needed to get rid of one…
Your explanation about the bad omen is really plausible! 🤔 I also think it might not be that, because I have a feeling Jundai is going to have a major downfall and discover that she might not be as noble as she thinks, or that this status was never hers to begin with. We’ll probably see her fall apart, because her cruelty and her confidence in being able to keep doing evil things stem entirely from her status.
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Replying to Lmorgan0220 • 8 days ago
Morally gray? Gray with black patches! lolStopping her abuser by any means is one thing but that went a little…
It’s a different era, girl. How was she supposed to stop him when he could come back at any moment and do it all over again? Besides, since she had offended him, he would’ve come back even better prepared. She was also ready to die after doing what she had to do. She had no other choice.
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On Where the Mask Ends • 8 days ago
I really love how morally grey A Chou is. There are no clear lines between right and wrong for her, her survival is all that matters. Anything goes as long as she can keep herself alive! She seriously gives off Shangguan Qian vibes, and I absolutely love it! 😂❤️
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On Where the Mask Ends • 8 days ago
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If Jundai is the fake Wei Rao, could it be that the aunt was the one who switched them? And what would her motive be? 🤔 Could Wei Heng actually be Jundai’s real mother? Is that why she’s so protective of her?

Wei Rao’s mother is in the palace and abandoned Wei Rao. So there’s a strong possibility that the two women switched them while she was away. Guo Yu Feng also seems to know something. They might be accomplices, but Guo Yu Feng seems to have secrets of her own as well. 👀

There are so many possibilities and theories! 🤯
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On Where the Mask Ends • 10 days ago
Wei Ro has given him some serious trauma! 😂 He commands an army and kills people without batting an eye, but the mere thought of sleeping with the evil Wei Ro completely terrifies him! 🤣🤣🤣 He sees her as the devil himself! 😂

Everyone scolds him for mistreating Wei Ro, but no one knows that the real Wei Ro is his biggest nightmare! 🤣
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Replying to Nightingale • 10 days ago
she's fan changyu reborn, she can do anything. and she's multiplied here even. not just reading and healing and…
😂😂
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Replying to fujoshisan • 10 days ago
no no....i gotta disagree here.....her eyes and lips as wei rao and a chou are completely different......i mean…
A Chou has a certain madness in her eyes. She has killed to protect herself, but she also has a psychopathic side to her. Her gaze gives the impression that she’s thinking, “If the world is cruel, then I’ll become even crueler.”

Wei Ro, on the other hand, tends to overreact, whereas A Chou has that cold, calculating look of a killer and a manipulator, but with a calm temperament. She acts when necessary, and that’s the key difference between them.

They can both be intimidating, but the problem is that, at times, A Chou’s expressions and body language are exactly the same as Wei Ro’s. The difference is that A Chou doesn’t take pleasure in doing evil.

Maybe it’s because I’m so familiar with Tian Xi Wei’s acting that I instinctively pick up on these similarities.
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Replying to Nightingale • 10 days ago
she's fan changyu reborn, she can do anything. and she's multiplied here even. not just reading and healing and…
Wei Ro is so freaking crazy that she’d try to kill Changyu first so she wouldn’t steal her thunder, then kill her own soldiers because they don’t sacrifice themselves enough for her. 😂😂😂
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On Where the Mask Ends • 10 days ago
Tian Xi Wei’s acting is remarkable, but at times, I feel there isn’t enough nuance between the two characters. It’s mainly their actions that allow us to tell them apart. I also think the pacing is way too fast.

Honestly, she was beaten with a whip, yet she doesn’t have any recent scars? She was able to adapt to the rules and etiquette of the nobility without any proper introduction or explanation. Are we simply supposed to accept that she’s a genius? I would have understood if she had been a fallen noblewoman since childhood, but that’s not the case. I even wonder whether she can read, because her family’s circumstances suggest they absolutely couldn’t afford to provide her with even a basic education.

What bothers me the most is Wei Ro. She’s incredibly impulsive and seems to have serious anger management issues. She appears to have killed quite a few people, she’s mentally unstable, and she has absolutely no sense of caution. How on earth has she managed to survive this long? Someone this unhinged, who can’t even hide her true intentions, would normally have ended up in a convent. She’s also terrible at lying and easily loses her composure. How can some members of the family still fail to see her true nature? There are just so many inconsistencies.

I’m here for Yan An and Xi Wei. The production is still good, and overall, the first few episodes are engaging thanks to the suspense. However, I’m not entirely convinced yet. It’s still early days, so the story will probably get better as it progresses!
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