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At first, before he took her to the grave. But at the graveside, her behavior was more than that of someone grateful. She unintentionally gave herself away.

I was surprised by how quickly he connected the dots after speaking with his grandpa about the painting. At first, he felt she didn't trust him enough to tell him her real identity. But how could she? Wouldn't it be betraying her adopted parents?

Why did it take Jinqi so long to realize Lanxain is not a maid? Everything about her goes beyond what is expected of a maid.

He thought he could handle the labor room. He doesn't know it's not a place for the faint of heart.

They can never lock the first madam up because of her brother. Didn't you see that, at the thought of him visiting, they moved her out of her lockup? I think the brother is formidable and makes the evil master shiver. I think the master is going to get rid of his mother or lock her up in order to be in charge of the family. The way he spoke to her was very strange.

I don't think she's still mad at him for forcing her to marry him. Also, living in her old house is like lighting setting off the bomb. She has to let go of her traumatic experience, heal, and live well, as her mother asked her to.

We can say he's human after all. We saw what he did to his father when he was just 8 years old. It made us understand the bad blood between the father and the son. Because of the way he was raised, he thought only power and connections could get him what he wanted. But he's learning that people without power and connections can get things done without breaking a sweat.

Don't get me started on that fool. He knew his dumb ass son was a failure who couldn't pass the provincial exam to get an official position for himself, and he's a wife-beater. Yet he wants to use dubious means to get him a position he knows his son couldn't manage. If he had raised his son well, would his life be what it is now?

My sincere apologies. It works in the U.S.

He's a cold-hearted son of a gun. A person who killed his so-called beloved wife in cold blood; first, he poisoned her and set her on fire, and then told her that in their next life they should be husband and wife again. He thought no one saw it. Remember, during the riot in the city, he sent his young daughter out to get help to protect the family. There were three men in the family, yet he sent the youngest daughter out. He didn't even send the male servants to get help. While YR was trying to save her on the cliff, he shot an arrow to kill YR, even though he knew he was trying to save her. He knew she was his daughter the first time she ran into him. Yet he said he didn't remember the encounter.

He needs a slow, excruciating death to answer for all his evil deeds.

Regarding the wedding scene. I think QY's father and grandma would insist that she marry into the Li family to spite SR. The second madam is the arch evil in that family. Because she orchestrated all the bad things that happened, the other concubines were just her pawns carrying out her missions.

In a society that ignores domestic violence, allowing abusers to continue maltreating their victims, how is the abused supposed to survive?

And then there was the mother-in-law from hell, who knew her daughter-in-law was going to commit suicide and ignored it.

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I think he didn't get along with his dad because of the Zhao family. Remember, Lin left the capital in haste to get help from the Zhao family, who are relatives of the emperor. His dad also forced him to marry their eldest daughter, who was nothing to write home about. Even on their wedding night, the bride told him she had a never-ending period. So, their marriage was never consummated. Perhaps he joined the military because he conflicted with his dad, and he didn't come back for six years.

Meanwhile, his wife has been sleeping with her so-called cousin. She has also been stealing money from her in-laws' business to line her pockets. Also, he found out that she had dismissed all their old servants and their families and replaced them with servants from the Zhao family. Anyone would be suspicious at this point.

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The break up in "Blossom Through the Clouds" is a fake one compared to "The Early Spring" one. It's like night and day. 😊😊😊
I kept rewatching the Norway Aurora scene in ep. 22 and couldn't believe that was the high and mighty, advertisement genius Luke who had broken so many hearts with his cold and indifference persona.

Both of them are bad news from the outset. First, Luke is a supervisor and one of the ones who made the rule against superior-versus-junior relationships. So, why did he, of all people, break the rule? Second, their happy accident shouldn't have happened in the first place, given how he looks down on her.
Because Tao is strong-willed, determined, and stubborn, Luke sees her as a challenge. At work, she might look up to him, but in their relationship, she calls the shots. She's not afraid to tell him her mind or walk out on him. She dealt with him, hands down. I don't think any other woman has ever spoken to Luke that way.

Yes, I started watching it yesterday. Even one of the songs in that drama is in Sword God. I love the song.
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Don't drop it. I think the movie just started. Wait and see.
The dumb ass "boyfriend" says that, after seeing how the men around Tao take care of her, he doesn't think he's that type of guy who dotes on a girl.
My question is, how has he treated all the girls he's dated? Did he ever truly care for any of them?