This drama has excelled in cutting unnecessary (we’ve seen them before, hence some think it’s amateur work), since this is a 30 episodes drama. Hopefully this type of editing will give us a non abrupt ending.
Because that household is where to start to route out the corruption. If you follow the story you will be able…
He got the clue that Wei and Xie Shu are serving the same master. Wei escaped, for now he’s playing a long game with Xie Shu.
The arc is about to change now to be more about his life and mission. However, FL’s mother arc is still not complete because first madam and the reason behind why Xie Shu killed her.
All the comments down are just waiting for the main Arc to start that is Shen run's identity reveal and his revenge.…
Because that household is where to start to route out the corruption. If you follow the story you will be able to tell, from Xie Shu’ marriages and to who his master is (which is not revealed yet). That family is at the center, besides FL’s revenge and the reason the father killed her mother.
If you watched and enjoyed The Glory then you would most likely enjoy this one. If you did not then I'd say skip…
I loved The Glory and rewatched it because I felt I had missed details. The second viewing was even better, and I filled in the gaps. It kept appearing in recommendations for upcoming dramas, so I decided to watch it again.
I noticed small clues, shifts in behaviour, and emotional moments I had overlooked. The writing and performances stood out more clearly. The story builds slowly, and the payoff feels earned.
I do not think these two dramas are the same or even especially similar. The only similarity may be the concept. The execution, tone, pacing, and characters are very different. Each has its own identity and way of telling a story.
I would not dwell on comparisons, since both are great dramas in their own right. I would not want to take anything away from either. Spring of Blade has its own charm, and so does The Glory.
What I appreciate most about The Glory is how many characters are complicated, and their choices are understandable even when hard to support. The tension lasts, and the emotional weight stays with you. I would say there was much healing are the revenge.
Spring of Blade has a different energy. It may share a broad idea, but its rhythm, relationships, and visual style create a separate experience. Both dramas can be loved for what they are.
Convince you? Do you not know your own mind? People can only give you recommendations. Watch one or two episodes.…
I really don’t get how the person expect strangers to convince them, there’s a synopsis, trailers, available episodes and there are comments readily to read, and they need to be convinced?
Add such scenes will ruin the ending as it will be rushed.
I think if he was in a relationships he would be the reddest flag, it’s a good thing he has no love interest.
I wonder what is the secret Xie Shu is keeping?
The arc is about to change now to be more about his life and mission. However, FL’s mother arc is still not complete because first madam and the reason behind why Xie Shu killed her.
The difference here is that the person wants to be convinced and is not asking how it is.
I noticed small clues, shifts in behaviour, and emotional moments I had overlooked. The writing and performances stood out more clearly. The story builds slowly, and the payoff feels earned.
I do not think these two dramas are the same or even especially similar. The only similarity may be the concept. The execution, tone, pacing, and characters are very different. Each has its own identity and way of telling a story.
I would not dwell on comparisons, since both are great dramas in their own right. I would not want to take anything away from either. Spring of Blade has its own charm, and so does The Glory.
What I appreciate most about The Glory is how many characters are complicated, and their choices are understandable even when hard to support. The tension lasts, and the emotional weight stays with you. I would say there was much healing are the revenge.
Spring of Blade has a different energy. It may share a broad idea, but its rhythm, relationships, and visual style create a separate experience. Both dramas can be loved for what they are.