THIS IS ABOUT A WOMAN REVENGE TO A MAN WHO LOVES HER
My Thoughts on the Drama So Far
Dramas are ultimately what the writer wants them to be. They can write anything they like—even if the story becomes nonsensical, irrelevant, or completely impossible. This is especially true for period dramas involving celestial beings—where people can die and come back to life, wounds heal instantly, and characters live multiple lifetimes with supernatural bodies that seem indestructible.
Sometimes, you just can’t take what you see at face value. The plot can twist in ways that defy logic or imagination. More and more, it feels like writers are pushing themes like rebirth, time travel, and alternate lives, as if trying to brainwash viewers into accepting a world full of fantasy and illusion. If you watch too many of these, it’s easy to get swept up in the lies they present.
As for the romance aspect—love often starts off pure, but then turns ugly, bitter, even vengeful. No matter what happens in the story, I find myself completely drawn to the male lead (ML). Despite his flaws or strengths, I just love him. Love is blind, and so am I. Whether he's warm or cold, right or wrong, I still choose him.
I really don’t like the female lead (FL) at all. To me, she comes off as scheming, calculative, and even wicked. She doesn't deserve his love. If she truly loved him, she wouldn’t kill him again and again—especially when he doesn’t even understand what he did wrong. Yes, I’m biased toward the ML. Maybe I’ll change my view once I finish the whole drama and understand her reasons better. But for now, my conclusion stands.
If you truly love someone, even when they hurt you, you forgive them. Not just once, but many times—like how Jesus said to forgive 70 times 7. I know it’s hard to forgive someone who’s caused you deep pain. But if the love is real, it’s possible. I’m not saying I could easily do it myself, but if I had someone who loved me the way he loves her, I might forgive him more easily than I thought.
One thing I really dislike is the way the FL takes revenge. It feels very underhanded. She tricks him into marriage, then kills him on the spot when his guard is down. Even after he gives her his life orb, she deceives him again. That’s just cruel. He’s too naïve to keep trusting her, and she keeps betraying him. Evil woman!
Watching Eps 27 now, both of them suffer for 10 yrs , both dont know what happened, I think Bai jui si is a better man, because he choose to suffer for her and she suffer less just become a mortal and suffer ordinary stuffs a mortal suffer. Yet she is so embittered towards him whereas he is so forgiving and suffers for her mistakes. In this life the DEVIL is always causing trouble between loving couples, whether u all make it onot, depends on whether how great is yr LOVE for each other. I admit it takes great courage , ENTER the CHALLENGE only if you can take it.
I guess in the end, they’ll probably reconcile—whatever. I’ll update again once I finish the drama.
Dramas are ultimately what the writer wants them to be. They can write anything they like—even if the story becomes nonsensical, irrelevant, or completely impossible. This is especially true for period dramas involving celestial beings—where people can die and come back to life, wounds heal instantly, and characters live multiple lifetimes with supernatural bodies that seem indestructible.
Sometimes, you just can’t take what you see at face value. The plot can twist in ways that defy logic or imagination. More and more, it feels like writers are pushing themes like rebirth, time travel, and alternate lives, as if trying to brainwash viewers into accepting a world full of fantasy and illusion. If you watch too many of these, it’s easy to get swept up in the lies they present.
As for the romance aspect—love often starts off pure, but then turns ugly, bitter, even vengeful. No matter what happens in the story, I find myself completely drawn to the male lead (ML). Despite his flaws or strengths, I just love him. Love is blind, and so am I. Whether he's warm or cold, right or wrong, I still choose him.
I really don’t like the female lead (FL) at all. To me, she comes off as scheming, calculative, and even wicked. She doesn't deserve his love. If she truly loved him, she wouldn’t kill him again and again—especially when he doesn’t even understand what he did wrong. Yes, I’m biased toward the ML. Maybe I’ll change my view once I finish the whole drama and understand her reasons better. But for now, my conclusion stands.
If you truly love someone, even when they hurt you, you forgive them. Not just once, but many times—like how Jesus said to forgive 70 times 7. I know it’s hard to forgive someone who’s caused you deep pain. But if the love is real, it’s possible. I’m not saying I could easily do it myself, but if I had someone who loved me the way he loves her, I might forgive him more easily than I thought.
One thing I really dislike is the way the FL takes revenge. It feels very underhanded. She tricks him into marriage, then kills him on the spot when his guard is down. Even after he gives her his life orb, she deceives him again. That’s just cruel. He’s too naïve to keep trusting her, and she keeps betraying him. Evil woman!
Watching Eps 27 now, both of them suffer for 10 yrs , both dont know what happened, I think Bai jui si is a better man, because he choose to suffer for her and she suffer less just become a mortal and suffer ordinary stuffs a mortal suffer. Yet she is so embittered towards him whereas he is so forgiving and suffers for her mistakes. In this life the DEVIL is always causing trouble between loving couples, whether u all make it onot, depends on whether how great is yr LOVE for each other. I admit it takes great courage , ENTER the CHALLENGE only if you can take it.
I guess in the end, they’ll probably reconcile—whatever. I’ll update again once I finish the drama.
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