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When I saw the court scene, I thought it was just a writing problem but, knowing that this problem persists and is not only a writing issue but also an acting one, is quite discouraging to continue. But let's see what happens.

So I just finished episode 6 and Bai Yu's acting really seems kind of forced, maybe it's because the script tries to portray him as a grandiose person, blah blah, and the other actors seem far superior up to what I've seen. Regarding the female lead, her acting seems quite normal to me, as you mentioned, not that she has enough screen time to be observed. I think up to episode 6, where I watched it, the only thing that bothered me was the acting/character seeming a bit forced to me; otherwise, the drama is going well up to what I've seen.

After reading some comments, I wonder to what extent we can consider this drama a historical representation with characters who actually existed. For example, what happened in episode 6, where the protagonist took a big step in court by going directly to the emperor, was probably the best way the screenwriter found to unite the three protagonists in their ideals (I forgot who said that, sorry). Even so, the way he acted there seemed a little forced to me, especially because, as someone mentioned, he was historically a discreet person, so it's hard to see him acting so openly (after knowing that).

I don't know how to explain it; maybe I'm being too demanding. Or maybe it's like PeachBlossom said, that the true protagonist of the story had to be Zhao Kuang Yin (I don't remember exactly what was said), so they kind of need to make the character seem grandiose without perhaps actually being so, which leads them to exaggerate the male protagonist's actions a bit. If I'm not mistaken, JulesL also commented on this.

I believe the points I mentioned don't affect the experience itself, nor what the series intends to show and portray, but, for me, they weaken it a little. That said, the series is very good up to the sixth episode and, from what I've said, it only gets better.

Watching the preview for episode 11 and wanting to wait for more episodes to be released was a mistake. I'm completely hyped to watch it now. I'll be back when it's around episode 20 (which will be hard to hold back, lol).

I think that would probably be the most sensible direction for the drama to take, or it could use that old formula of the person behind everything, etc. (I sincerely hope not).

I find it funny and irritating when I see the villain being a totally pathetic guy. I don't know, I think I prefer "villains" like in Nirvana in Fire who aren't totally pathetic but aren't perfect either, like Prince Yu for example. And that was the most memorable villain in the C-dramas I've seen so far, I hope this one has some that will be remembered.

Vai sair no canal do youtube Dinastia Chinesa foi eles que pegaram esse drama

Legal que eles conseguiram postar no canal deles, irei ver por la então, obrigado por avisar 😊

When I wrote this, I had only seen on Wetv, IQYI, and Viki that there would be an episode in 3 days, but then I saw on Huace's channel that it was available, so it was just me who hadn't noticed it properly at the time.

I really want to watch this, but apparently it will only be available in Brazil in 3 days, which is sad.

It was a huge surprise that the second season came out this year. I watched the first season about 3 or 4 months ago, but honestly, I don't remember much. It's a shame that it only has 28 episodes
I believe there are several reasons for that, which is unfortunate. 😥

The first 15 minutes of episode 13 made me laugh and feel angry at the same time lol, like the protagonist wasn't exactly Sherlock Holmes before episode 13, but she could reason a little, so why was she getting so angry? Not to mention it took her a long time to discover the truth. If this drama had 12 episodes, I think it would have been better, maybe because it took so long for ML and FL to get answers to long-running questions that it ended up feeling a bit out of sync, maybe? Or maybe I just couldn't connect with the characters enough to be happy that they discovered the truth or to feel sad about the "injustice" that happened to them? I think in the end the biggest problem with this drama for me, at least, is that I couldn't connect with the characters, even though I liked how the drama goes through cases in each episode, which really caught my attention, and that's what made me finish it so quickly even though it's "slow". It's good because the two don't have much chemistry, and it makes the drama better that way. I'd say that when I finish it, it'll get an 8.5 :)

The first episode of this drama is so good, I hope it doesn't have the same ending as the others that start so well.

I haven't seen many Korean dramas with incredibly strong romantic chemistry, I think I compare them more to Chinese dramas, which have tons of incredibly strong chemistry. But of the ones I've seen, these come to mind, both for romantic chemistry and cast: Descendants of the Sun, It's Okay to Not Be Okay, Flower of Evil, Healer, What's Wrong with Secretary Kim, Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha, Her Private Life, Touch Your Heart, Hospital Playlist, Our Blues, Vincenzo, Tomorrow, Blood Free, and My Name. Some of these don't have the best scripts and are a bit slow in parts, but the chemistry between the leads is very good, or if there isn't romance in the ones I listed, the cast fits together very well. (If you haven't seen all of them, because some of the ones I mentioned are kind of the basis for K-dramas).

This drama is funny because, up to episode 9 I've seen, it's unbelievable that there's romance in it. ML and FL do so many bad things to each other that it's comical, and SML is the one who ends up getting hurt. I want to see how the "romance" will develop in this plot 🤣

I think that when I finish this drama, the biggest factor that will keep me from giving it a higher rating than 8.5 is probably because I didn't see much chemistry between the leads, but maybe it's because when we watch any drama we always compare it to others and you always have a standard that is perhaps high, as mine is.

The first two episodes of this drama are so refreshing that I don't want it to end quickly 😣

Yes, it really does seem quite empty, this thing that keeps her so attached to SML. As you said about making the story long, that's a fact. Honestly, I think it could have been resolved in basically 5 episodes, and the gap that would remain until the episode where she falls in love with ML could have been filled with things here and there. But unfortunately, inflating the story to create "clips" (which are mostly boring and completely irritating) has become standard in dramas.

Exactly, it also doesn't cross my mind why she likes him so much when the drama shows no dialogue or action to justify her attachment to him for years. Honestly, I don't know if my perspective changes either because I'm a man, and maybe just finding the guy handsome will make some women cling for years. And in the drama situation, this relationship didn't seem like it would work from the beginning

Thank you, I understand your frustration. I don't like her character either, but I'm trying not to hate her so I can finish watching it (and it's a little difficult, haha) 🤗