Does anyone besides me think that the leader of the gang would have also made a pretty good CP for FL? Honestly…
I understand what you mean nonetheless I disagree.
In a historical context and according to people's education, background, parents' greed, preservation of family ancestry, and Confucius reasoning at that time, your reasoning could make sense because women at that time were endoctrined in being used as items as SOME men were brought up to use them as such and SOME men did not regard them as such.
I disagree considering that her personality would be trampled on. And, based on the gang leader's background her status is higher. Furthermore, why should a woman, even during that period, underestimate herself for safety reason ? With due respect, as I am again questioning myself, allow me to come to men's rescue. Be it in the past or the present, does it mean that in a marriage, all men abuse of their wives due to social status ? Is domestic violence due mainly to social status ?
I am still bewildered and pondering over your comment.
I foresee...you rewach...then watch new episode...then rewatch...then... This circle would drive me crazy. to avoid missing my morning Jade, I decided to work from my home till the airing of the last episode.
Not believable in regards to the operations and production management especialy a company's legal terms and contracts. Obviously the writer has no experience in these fields.
This flaw apart, I want to comment on the ungratefulness towards her father.
This, as a viewer, is the biggest issue in this story. From birth, all the love and benefits she received from her parents were brushed under the carpet. How on Earth could her father discuss her identity at the time of his wife funeral. And to add that it is her mother funeral. The dramatization of the misunderstanding in his office was a little far fetched. This to me is a poor writing. Then, not allowing her father a period of mourning before a heart to heart conversation, therefore, her "me, myself and I" tossed him aside. This attitude of itself reveals a deep egocentric character. She was mature enough to understand her friends' difficulty but not her father's ? I don't buy that.
By the 20th episode watching all her biological family's saga no need to ask whom she takes after...pathetic.
To conclude, from the 5th to the 20th episode it took me 25 minutes to watch.
In a historical context and according to people's education, background, parents' greed, preservation of family ancestry, and Confucius reasoning at that time, your reasoning could make sense because women at that time were endoctrined in being used as items as SOME men were brought up to use them as such and SOME men did not regard them as such.
I disagree considering that her personality would be trampled on. And, based on the gang leader's background her status is higher. Furthermore, why should a woman, even during that period, underestimate herself for safety reason ? With due respect, as I am again questioning myself, allow me to come to men's rescue. Be it in the past or the present, does it mean that in a marriage, all men abuse of their wives due to social status ? Is domestic violence due mainly to social status ?
I am still bewildered and pondering over your comment.
This circle would drive me crazy. to avoid missing my morning Jade, I decided to work from my home till the airing of the last episode.
Anyway, it was sweet, funny, well scripted. Thanks to Royal Physician, Fan Advisor, Butchering Squad Team for this joyful day infront of me.
I want to see where this goes.
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I am very sorry for my misunderstanfing.
From a viewer, this writing has so many flaws.
Not believable in regards to the operations and production management especialy a company's legal terms and contracts. Obviously the writer has no experience in these fields.
This flaw apart, I want to comment on the ungratefulness towards her father.
This, as a viewer, is the biggest issue in this story. From birth, all the love and benefits she received from her parents were brushed under the carpet. How on Earth could her father discuss her identity at the time of his wife funeral. And to add that it is her mother funeral. The dramatization of the misunderstanding in his office was a little far fetched. This to me is a poor writing. Then, not allowing her father a period of mourning before a heart to heart conversation, therefore, her "me, myself and I" tossed him aside. This attitude of itself reveals a deep egocentric character. She was mature enough to understand her friends' difficulty but not her father's ? I don't buy that.
By the 20th episode watching all her biological family's saga no need to ask whom she takes after...pathetic.
To conclude, from the 5th to the 20th episode it took me 25 minutes to watch.