Gong has a Batman on his jacket ? This guy is too hilarious. Was Bei testing Xiao Xi ? Did Am Nui distroyed his former relationship ? Is this Am Nui a sneaky viper ? Episode 17th has reached a curved and the story is taking a nasty course...oh boy !
I'm through the 5th episode with same rating. I foresee my horse and " adorable piggy" at the finishing line. I expect some clichés with some pretentious high socialite daughter or ex-to-be-mother-il-law even supposed futur scholar. Please screenwriter keep the momemtum and avoid deviations with fillers.
I am the 4163 rd commenter and just stop to give my appreciation on the 1st episode and rated it already 8.5 which is for me a very high rating based on the 1st episode only. Hope I bet on the right horse. Shall watch all of them this morning. I love everything about it....everything.
I am proud of myself not to view the last 2 episodes prior to completing this story. The production was basic but does not underate the acting, story and script. The idea was straight to the point thus avoiding me to skip unecessary scenes. The journey to all the characters was believable to watch. The vilains kept their vilainess at the same level and meet their respective Karma as expected.
Wow, from 8 yesterday to 7.7 today.Haters are working hard. 😪It’s a shame because this one is good.
I don't debate on fans preferences because I don't understand how another human dares humiliate another. However, could you please explain to me why he isn't well accepted as an actor of a gentleman ? I have admiration for his skills, his choice of characters (not all of them but most of them), his natural presence on screen, his acting and very important to me his natural face lines.
This 12th episode is provoking viewers to start a debate. This is what is developing on this thread and I love reading the comments. Today I see myself sitting in a box and looking outside it. This script is unique in Cdramaland. I believe it aims at how distorted a couple relationship can develop after the honeymoon. So, is the result of the high rate of divorces, according to the country, religion, local costums and the couple concerned. It is like personal finances. If, at a young age, one is not taught how to manage one's personal finances, it will be a real chaos later in life. Then, the blame is put on the partner. Once the honeymoon is over one tends to forget what married life includes such as : trust, understanding, compassion, acceptance, respect, debate, conversation, individuality, sharing, affection and indeed love.
My two cents on episode 11 that I found very disturbing. We don't see A Xiu and Yu having adult conversations but yelling at each other. So where is the starting point of the yelling ? They didn't have a conversation before mariage. They were not guided neither guarded as they focused only on their prime passion. This is the missing piece. The writer forces the viewers to be the psychotherapists without us identifying the heart of the problem. What I see unfolding here are only misunderstandings and blames thrown at each others'. Automatically, the couple's wordings became violent, degrading and hurtful. Who wishes to navigate further into a relationship like that knowing that when a doubt takes place, there is no return. As for A Xiu non-consummated-mistress, she doesn't love him. It isn't even platonic. It's an illusion. She says it herself it is admiration. She plays with him. She entices him without sex. She is vile. She wants to possess him because of her fear to lose a good friend. In my book she is wicked.
Their friends for years are accomplices sitting on the fence. I qualify them as mental bullies.
Was Bei testing Xiao Xi ?
Did Am Nui distroyed his former relationship ?
Is this Am Nui a sneaky viper ?
Episode 17th has reached a curved and the story is taking a nasty course...oh boy !
Today I see myself sitting in a box and looking outside it.
This script is unique in Cdramaland. I believe it aims at how distorted a couple relationship can develop after the honeymoon. So, is the result of the high rate of divorces, according to the country, religion, local costums and the couple concerned. It is like personal finances. If, at a young age, one is not taught how to manage one's personal finances, it will be a real chaos later in life. Then, the blame is put on the partner.
Once the honeymoon is over one tends to forget what married life includes such as : trust, understanding, compassion, acceptance, respect, debate, conversation, individuality, sharing, affection and indeed love.
Back to this one. I force myself not to view the last 2 episodes. I crave to see how Mi Lan's ending.
We don't see A Xiu and Yu having adult conversations but yelling at each other. So where is the starting point of the yelling ? They didn't have a conversation before mariage. They were not guided neither guarded as they focused only on their prime passion. This is the missing piece. The writer forces the viewers to be the psychotherapists without us identifying the heart of the problem. What I see unfolding here are only misunderstandings and blames thrown at each others'. Automatically, the couple's wordings became violent, degrading and hurtful. Who wishes to navigate further into a relationship like that knowing that when a doubt takes place, there is no return.
As for A Xiu non-consummated-mistress, she doesn't love him. It isn't even platonic. It's an illusion. She says it herself it is admiration. She plays with him. She entices him without sex. She is vile. She wants to possess him because of her fear to lose a good friend. In my book she is wicked.
Their friends for years are accomplices sitting on the fence. I qualify them as mental bullies.