This is truly a beautiful drama, despite its length. Even though JC seems to be acting like a reckless, spoiled girl, there is reasoning to her craziness. She has a sincere heart, unlike her adopted sister, who is a through-and-through fake. The son of a gun, two-timing fiancée deserves a dirty slap. Who the hell does he think he is? Thank goodness the uncle is in love with JC; otherwise, she would have been badly wronged, and those people would have gotten away with it.
Qiao fam sucks. All of them are sick. 💀Except grandma and Yanyan.
If the parents of a newborn child can abandon her just because she has heart disease, that tells you how despicable they are. After the grandma took her away from the hospital, they were never involved with raising her. The rotting-minded parents have given her to her grandma, dead or alive. So, what else could people like that do that would surprise you?
Ep. 4 was heartbreaking. How can a child forget all her parents did to her when she was living with them, especially not allowing her to go to college? I would change my name too if I were in her shoes. I know children have disowned their parents for less.
The ending of Episode 3's case was so satisfying. Listen, I totally understand that Lee Sang Hyun committed a…
Unfortunately, in the world we live in, those in power abuse it, and those who put them in power are wronged. It's a problem prevalent in society, regardless of the community. The question is, how do we fix it and make the world a better place for the future generation?
Regrettably, the bad seed continues from generation to generation. Fortunately, in this drama, Mr. Shin didn't let the boy die a wrongful death like his brother. He also didn't let their mother bury yet another son. Without his strategic negotiations and behind-closed-doors operation, those in power would have gotten away with all the crimes they committed against the ordinary people residing in the community where they built the factory.
This drama is such a beautiful work of art. There are so many unforgettable scenes. Some of my favorites were when Shuang found little Jian'an in the woods, wearing grown-up clothes in disarray. Another instance was when Shuang slept in the same bed as little Juan'an and woke up to find the adult Juan'an. One of the scenes that broke my heart was when they fought in battle, which was so painful to see, as Jian'an had forgotten the woman he loved. Lastly, when she pretended to have lost her memory after waking up from her sleep of death, it was amusing to see Jian'an grasp what was happening.. All in all, it was an exceptional performance from the cast, a true work of art.
No one’s tribulation could be as bad as what Bai Qian went through lol
I know, right? That's my Asian, "Pride and Prejudice".😁😁😁 I've watched that drama so many times and never get tired of it, just like I watch the British Pride and Prejudice.
It's amusing that when Zhen lost her memories, the only person she remembered was her husband, whom she had just met a couple of months ago. Yet she forgot all the friends she's had for 18 years.
Why was the fool, Shu, throwing a tantrum like a five-year-old, all because he didn't get his way? I think what hurt him most was that the evil power he sought was confined within Zhen, and he couldn't release it. All his evil plans backfired; the war he thought would happen when the celestial masters came didn't materialize. Instead, they were defeated, and their cruel leader lost his life, and the infant foul spirit he sought was where he least expected. Too bad the sorry-ass loser couldn't take it. When the Zhuyu herb said Zhen wasn't sick but was going through her calamity, which is her tribulation. It reminded me of Susu (from "Ten Miles of Peach Blossom"). I don't think Zhen's experience during her tribulation would be as bad as Susu's.
Don't you know men are attracted to things they can't have easily? To the men, Zhen is a mountain they must conquer.…
I think it's because she's bold and does not give a damn about public opinion regarding how to live and act. She goes against convention in her mannerisms, and to top it all, she's the empress's little sister.
That evil-minded, vile demon Shu is killing the lesser demons to make Zhen a full demon, what the heck? Why does he go to their house in the middle of the night, anyway? Zhuyu saw him the night his wife came home with wet hair and intentionally kissed his wife for Shu to see. I call that the perfect medicine to feed the sore loser.
The men in this show are simps for real. They all become dumb when it comes to their women 😂. There's nothing…
Don't you know men are attracted to things they can't have easily? To the men, Zhen is a mountain they must conquer. On the other hand, she doesn't give a crap about them.
That's so sac. I really hate that Shu monster!!! He's the one causing Zhen to have the painful episode in the middle of the night. I don't even have the right word to condemn that vile demon.
Lord Shu is really an ASS. How can you tell someone's husband that if your wife comes to see me at night, tell her to dress warmly? The dude has completely lost his mind. Is he trying to break up the new couple? Zhen will never forgive him for this.. Such a sore loser!!!
The sect leader is creating chaos so that he has a valid reason to bring his men to Chang’an and slay the demons.…
Yeah, that was the statement that threw me off. Why does the despicable sect leader hate Zhuyu so much? ZY is the second-to-last brother. Was it because the master favored him? The poor boy was pitiful when the master met him.
It's so apparent that LJH is in love with Mary Poppins. Perhaps he has realized it but didn't want to mess up…
Wow, my friend. You just made me fall in love. That's precisely what the dumb ass guy did. Yet, he refused to accept her acknowledgment of her love or his, for that matter. He also doesn't want his friend to confess to her. I don't get it. They said, 'Eat it.' He said, 'No.' They said to throw it away; he also said, 'No.' What the heck does this dumb guy want? I think he knew since college that she loved him, but he refused to admit it, and he couldn't bear the thought of her being with his best friend. I think he's very selfish. He thought he was smart, but he's the most stupid person on earth. He disrespected his parents by just informing them about his wedding. Even if they're poor, they're still his parents. They deserve better than that from him. I'm not surprised the girl ran out on him at the last moment. His friend warned him, but he wouldn't listen, thinking he was doing what was best for himself and his future.
The sect leader was actually the one who tampered with the platform. The sect leader was the hooded figure who…
That's right. Thanks for the clarity. That's why the headband guy said he was disappointed because he thought their sect was righteous, not the one that hurt people.
Ep. 4 was heartbreaking. How can a child forget all her parents did to her when she was living with them, especially not allowing her to go to college? I would change my name too if I were in her shoes. I know children have disowned their parents for less.
Regrettably, the bad seed continues from generation to generation. Fortunately, in this drama, Mr. Shin didn't let the boy die a wrongful death like his brother. He also didn't let their mother bury yet another son. Without his strategic negotiations and behind-closed-doors operation, those in power would have gotten away with all the crimes they committed against the ordinary people residing in the community where they built the factory.
All in all, it was an exceptional performance from the cast, a true work of art.
I've watched that drama so many times and never get tired of it, just like I watch the British Pride and Prejudice.
Why was the fool, Shu, throwing a tantrum like a five-year-old, all because he didn't get his way? I think what hurt him most was that the evil power he sought was confined within Zhen, and he couldn't release it. All his evil plans backfired; the war he thought would happen when the celestial masters came didn't materialize. Instead, they were defeated, and their cruel leader lost his life, and the infant foul spirit he sought was where he least expected. Too bad the sorry-ass loser couldn't take it.
When the Zhuyu herb said Zhen wasn't sick but was going through her calamity, which is her tribulation. It reminded me of Susu (from "Ten Miles of Peach Blossom"). I don't think Zhen's experience during her tribulation would be as bad as Susu's.
Why does he go to their house in the middle of the night, anyway? Zhuyu saw him the night his wife came home with wet hair and intentionally kissed his wife for Shu to see. I call that the perfect medicine to feed the sore loser.
He's the one causing Zhen to have the painful episode in the middle of the night. I don't even have the right word to condemn that vile demon.
That's precisely what the dumb ass guy did. Yet, he refused to accept her acknowledgment of her love or his, for that matter. He also doesn't want his friend to confess to her. I don't get it. They said, 'Eat it.' He said, 'No.' They said to throw it away; he also said, 'No.' What the heck does this dumb guy want? I think he knew since college that she loved him, but he refused to admit it, and he couldn't bear the thought of her being with his best friend. I think he's very selfish.
He thought he was smart, but he's the most stupid person on earth. He disrespected his parents by just informing them about his wedding. Even if they're poor, they're still his parents. They deserve better than that from him. I'm not surprised the girl ran out on him at the last moment. His friend warned him, but he wouldn't listen, thinking he was doing what was best for himself and his future.
That's why the headband guy said he was disappointed because he thought their sect was righteous, not the one that hurt people.