Nelly12

In traditional dramas you'd never know the biological parents of a child. Just like in Love Never Fails.

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It seemed the little brother wasn't the master's kid because he said something to her when she went crazy, saying that the master had caused her son to leave.

So, the mother caused her son to die because she wanted to kill Jaeyi, and the boy saw what they were doing. If she didn't plot to kill someone else's kid, her child wouldn't have died. As the saying goes, "what goes around, comes around".

Tan's behavior shows proper upbringing. She's intelligent, courageous, and conducts herself well. Even when the prince spoke to the emperor about the kind of person she was and that she wasn't an ordinary girl, I was surprised the emperor didn't ask him how he knew her so well. That's why it is said that a good upbringing cannot be bought. Any fool can birth a child; however, raising a child is golden.

That was the sad part. Unfortunately, the servants in the household knew that he was dead, yet they allowed Jaeyi to live in perpetual anxiety, waiting for him. The sad part is that one of them threw the dead body into the well that the whole household drank from.

Thanks for clarifying the confusion. It's just like any military deployment; not all spouses go with the military personnel, especially when the new duty station is remote. The novel provides a better explanation than the drama.
Nevertheless, regardless of where the third daughter lived, the way her mother raised her was something else.

That woman didn't know her place at all. That's not all. The way she raised her daughter is nothing to write home about. We shouldn't expect anything better from her anyway. She forgot that the girl represents her father and his household, but she didn't raise her as the daughter of a Marquis, which is disgraceful compared to her younger sister.

I guess Chu's mom was the side chick who got knocked up, or probably a maid who got knocked up by the master, because they kind of hinted something to that effect at the welcome home dinner when Chu's mom sat beside the master and was politely asked to leave the seat. Since Tan was born afterwards, that made her the last child born by the legal wife before she died.

I was so happy with our prince's punishment for both mother and daughter. As the mother stole someone else's husband, she wanted her daughter to steal the prince for her daughter. How could a mother do such a despicable thing to someone else's child? She forgot the law of nature that what goes around comes around.

Even though amnesia plots do turn to stupidity when stretched for too long, I didn't want Mingshu to remember her past quickly in this drama because of the sadness it would cause her. Being LM allowed her to be happy, make friends, and create a place to help women in need. Her life as Lu Mingshu was the true meaning of the phrase, "ignorance is bliss."

This is so interesting. My favorite parts were when MT discussed her ideal groom first with her bestie and when she was praying at the temple. Even the emperor was perplexed by her long list.
If MT is the fourth sister and Chu is the third, why did the father leave the youngest daughter at home for five years when he was stationed at the border? It's a shame that the daughter who has her mother with her is the wayward one. I was so angry at the inn with what Chu did when she just walked in and bought the ginseng, even though the seller was already making a deal with someone else. Thank goodness she was duped into paying more for something that cost less.

Unfortunately, the bad blood between the families is driving them apart.
An enemy is in their house, as if they didn't have enough issues driving them apart. Who the hell scratched the box? I guess is the Chu girl who was rejected.

Good insight, my friend. It simply means he's hooked, hence the title, Prisoner of Beauty. I think he got smitten the moment he set eyes on her.😁😁😁
How have the mighty fallen😁😁😁
Love never fails.😁😁😁

He's a subordinate of the marshal Lord Wei but Prince Yu's assassinator.

This drama is just what the doctor ordered. I'm very much impressed.
In my opinion, allies shouldn't be for better, we are friends, for worse, I don't know you. Moreover, this is a battle against a bad guy, not the God of the Israelites. 😊😊😊

The man with the mask was from Jianling. He was trying to kill JM. Remember, he came to their house twice, and LC refused to meet with him. He's a snake.
Also, by cutting Prince Yu's wings, the emperor is just postponing the inevitable. He would still plot a coup to kill his brother in the future, but if he's reduced to a common man now, his supporters might not go with him anymore.

That's why I'm so upset with the emperor for allowing the evil-minded son of a gun to keep his stupid princely title.
Is the emperor stupid, or is he mentally crazy? Prince Yu almost killed his younger brother. LC is still in a coma. That could have been Prince Ru if LC hadn't switched places with him. I'm so furious with this stupid father who raised a monster.

I think the emperor is biased towards Prince Yu. I mean, shouldn't he be stripped of the princely title as a punishment after all the evil he did? Does sending him to the mausoleum or whatever tomb of their ancestors atone for the lives he took? If he were not a prince, wouldn't he have received a death sentence for all his crimes? Talk about double standard😠😠😠
In my opinion, he should be stripped of his title to a commoner and sent to guard the tomb for the rest of his life, or exiled to a faraway land.

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In the writer's defense, I would say that JM was initially confused and went looking for her father in the rain. Then she remembered that 37 members of her family were killed and that she was the sole survivor. I think that was the end of her mourning for her family members.
On the other hand, her lover is still in a coma, so she has completely forgotten that she was injured and sad. So she took up the nursing job. That's my reasoning of the situation😁😁😁

I think he's the mastermind, too, because Wei couldn't have done all he did without a powerful person behind him, and I know Wei is one of Prince Yu's people who kill innocent people indiscriminately. I also think ST is just getting along with him to take him down. I won't be surprised if she falls in love with him.
I think what changed Prince Yu was the death of his mom. Based on all the scenes, he seems to love his mom a lot, and he associates the handkerchief with her presence and his happy memories with her. It seems he's already in love with ST without realizing it.

I understand she had it much worse than Mingshu, but what she did was wrong. It would have gotten both of them killed if LC had not arrived. I know she wanted the evidence, but putting someone else's life in danger after LC told her not to force Mingshu to recall her lost memories.
Mingshu was lucky that LC was the one who saved her; if not, she might have been dead as well. I think Prince Yu is the mastermind behind the framing of ST's dad, and ST suspects that, too.
I felt suspicious of the bodyguard, too, because he has changed loyalties now in ST's favor. I thought ST was going to shoot the arrow when they went hunting, but the episode ended, and in the new episode, ST was dressing the Prince's wound. How did she change from aiming an arrow at him to tending his wounds?

Prince Rui & his wife? It's lovey dovey now since they've crossed the threshold 😁😁😁