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The way you close your review just makes me laugh, "chemistry? Where is it?" If I were to also write a review on this one, I'm damn sure it's going to be critical. Not just that, I don't think I can finish this with fast forwarding almost everything to get to the ending. I won't be searching for the chemistry though, cuz I'm sure there's none.


Xue Ziye in Snowynight: Timeless Love is not only smart, she's also the most skilled doctor in the world. She's the chief of the Apothecary hall. ML is one of the most skilled Martial Arts master in the Martial world. In short, ML and FL also complement each other in term of intelligence and smartness. I'll be adding Rise of Ning to my list. For now, I'll stick with Snowy Night: Timeless Love and Love in the Desert as the two ongoing cdramas I'm currently watching.

I can't help but remember every moment of Princess Silver. It's interesting, yet emotional and heartbreaking. I loved almost everything about it. The politics, romance, scheme, ML, FL, plot, and the storyline, they're excellent. I didn't get bored while watching a drama of almost 60 episodes. I loved. Oh! Let me know once you've written a review on LND. I'm curious about your take on it. Oh, yes, your pfp shows the beautiful Rong Le as her hair turns white. Oh, my! That scene was so heartbreaking!

You'll enjoy Queen Woo without a doubt. I loved it. It's only 8 episodes, and those 8 episodes will keep you glued to your screen. If you're a fan of political genre, then I'm sure you'll love it cuz the politics is intriguing in that one. The FL brought justice to her role as a strong character. Enjoy your watch!

Thanks for the detailed explanation. I think I got the time mixed up. Yes, you're right, it's set during the 1600s. I guess I'm right about the turbulent times though. I'll be adding Shogun to my watchlist cause I love drama that are set during the turbulent times. I'll watch it as my second Jdrama after I watch this one. A friend once told me that Jdrama are interesting too, but I was hesitant. However, reading your review wants to make me try something new for a change.

I could feel your frustrations. I also tried about three episodes of this one, but found myself asking the exact same questions; "Chemistry? Where is it? I don't see any." In the end, I put it hold and I haven't gotten the time to pick it up from where I left it off. No, I should rephrase that. It's not that I haven't gotten the time, I could make time to watch it, but I don't feel that excitement to pick it up. It doesn't put me in the mood. I saw you gave it 5/10, I think that's the lowest you've ever rated any drama, no? The moment I saw a 5, I knew this one must be too underwhelming.

Your review is so funny. It made my day. What brought me in was your headline, "chemistry? Where is it?" I think this is the first time I'm seeing you write a critic review. I enjoyed it though. Your headline will stay with me for a long time. Beautifully written, I must say. "Chemistry? Where is it?" Hahahahahaha

You're welcome. I could feel emotions from your review. The way you described the drama is just emotional. Although you gave it an 8.5, I could feel how much you loved it, judging from the details in your review. And yes, I'm into melodrama. A colleague of mine once told me that Shogun is interesting, but I haven't given it a try yet. I guess it's because I'm not into jdramas, but reading your review, makes me want to make this one my first jdrama. I hope it's good. I heard Shogun is set during the turbulent times, 1940s was it? I don't quite remember.

This is my first time reading your your review. And I've got to say, it's beautifully written. And you're right, the human brain is not perfect. I also second the motion that goe, "the brain might forget, but the body will always remember." I loved your review. I'm not into Jdramas, but I feel like giving this one a try after reading your review, should I? Also, I'd like to clarify something, not every head surgery requires shaving of hair, science has advanced to the point where head shaving is rare in surgeries nowadays.

I agree. If you've watched too many dramas, you'll come to realize that this one is not as bad as some make it to be. I've seen worse, more messy plot, and messy storyline. At least, here, the story is engaging. I'm still going to deduct some points from my rating when this one finally completes airing, but I'm quite sure my rating will be at least an 8.

Thanks for the detailed info. I'm not afraid of heartbreaks. Speaking of heartbreaking moments, The Princess Silver has many that I've lost count of. There's also, The Princess Agents, A Journey To Love, etc. So, I plan on watching regardless, just as long as the chemistry is there, which I know it is. By the way, have you completed Love Next Door? If you have, then I recommend The Judge from Hell, it's very interesting. I'm currently watching it after having completed LND.

I think she locked the forth prince up to avoid the high priestess from putting him under her spell, just like she turned countless people into puppets with her evil sorcery. I'm also sure she'd have a plan on how to control the forth prince, even after locking him away. After all, she's a strategist.

The king is a dimwit for heeding the Prime Minister's words. And what's with the "I'll kill if you have other thoughts"? He's got to be kidding. Before he does that, Eu Pal So would have poisoned him or something. I think he's forgetting the fact that Eu Pal So is the Prime Minister, even though he's the one who made him one, that still won't save him should he have evil thoughts. No matter how hard I try, I still can't bring myself to understand that part.

I'm also into chess. However, I think the king trust the Queen enough, to the point where he's not bothered by such trivial things.

Yes, I could tell there were some flaws, but it's still interesting. I don't quite recall why I put it on hold during that time though. Besides, in my opinion, there's no script that's perfect. Even though it had some similarities with other dramas, it's still a interesting watch. I could remember I enjoyed the four episodes I watched back then. Oh, now I remember, I put it on hold because I was watching Marry My Husband. Since then, I haven't gotten the chance to pick it up. I'll watch it one of these days. The leads are gorgeous. Plus, they make a cute couple there.

Yes, Park Shin Hye is left handed.

It's been seven months since I've put My Demon on hold, but reading your review makes me want to pick it up from where I left it off. That said... This review is beautifully written ❤️ I could feel how much you love the drama while reading this review.

Okay then. I guess all I can hope for is for it to exceed expectations. That said, I'm also looking forward to this one.

I'm not trying to convince you, I'm just stating plain facts. We are all entitled to our own opinions. Also, I don't expect you to agree with me. Different point of views I guess. You said she's cheating, I don't agree with that. ML almost died twice because of that, so I don't know what more you want. Perhaps, once his head is finally put on a block you'll be satisfied. Anyway, we've got different tastes. So I won't say more. Well then...

I don't usually watch Disney+ dramas, but I gave this a try after I got betrayed by Netflix just recently. And I couldn't be more glad I did. Just 2 episodes in and I love what I see. Park Shin Hye's acting is phenomenal in this one. I'm loving her character so, so much. I hope Justitia doesn't suddenly develop a conscience. That's the last I'd want to happen here.

Well, I don't know what you consider as cheating, I'm not sure. If you're to ask me, that's not cheating. Besides, is holding hands a crime? Or is hugging, one too? Qing Yu and Bei Shuang have never slept together. At least, not that I know of. FL is very decent, even when she's on the brink of death, she chose to soak herself in deep water instead of sleeping with ML. That alone shows how decent and reserved she is. SML was able to threaten Youjia because she's stupid, there's nothing in her head, all she thinks about all day is how to please Na Zhan. Furthermore, SML disguised as a chef from her tribe. Now, do you want Na Zhan to keep tabs on a mere chef too? If he actually does that, then he's no lord, just a jobless person.

And the plot never said Bei Shuang and Youjia are his favorites, that wasn't made clear. The fact that he sends them gifts, visits them often, doesn't make them his favourite. Na Zhan is ever changing, he's a narcissist, so I don't think someone like him has a woman he favors. To him, they are just his properties.

Me too. I loved their chemistry in TPR. I hope this one turns out to be great. My most anticipated dramas that has aired turned out to be a big disappointment. So, I really hope this one doesn't.

Agreed. Fast forwarding a drama eventually leads to confusion. It'll come to a point when you'd wonder how a scene came to be. It's happened to me quite a number of times. So, I don't fast forward dramas no matter how annoyed I am with what's going on, mainly because I don't want to be confused as the drama unfolds.

Na Zhan has read all the scrolls he has, that's how he could test FL. When Bei Shuang was able to answer and even interpret all she read, at that moment, he knew she's a diamond among the many stones in his possession. So he won't kill her, he has to bear with her. At least, up until he achieves his big plan of unifying the desert. And to achieve that, he needs someone who understands the scrolls. Unfortunately for him, only Bei Shuang does.