WTH? What was that ending about? So confusing and annoyed with that. URG!
I felt confused too. If all the sisters-in-laws are nurses and LSY is the doctor, where is the FL? Despite the confusing ending, it was a very interesting drama.
At least there's a consistency to CXZ, once he loves someone, their past doesn't matter. He's still protecting…
I just watched episode 17 and can only say, "What the heck is going on?" Lu Wen is LMT and also LW's concubine. She left her family business to be the mastermind of a bandit gang. That's badass. You know, some women are born with nine lives. That's one hell of a crazy ambition if you ask me. I don't think she married ZY as husband and wife. I'm confused on that part. Perhaps she used him to achieve her wild ambition. If she had been really ZY's wife when they met with CJ, ZY's reaction would have been out of the roof. Also, since she's the mastermind of the bandit gang, why was she gravely injured and thrown down the cliff by their gang member? P
in episode 8 i feel like Poncheewa’s story overtook Cheewan & Saruj’s as the main characters 😢 even tho…
Episode 11 is not bad. The couple falling in love is nothing compared to getting the Cheewan's mom on board. Even Cheewan is seriously against marriage because of what women had to give up at that time. I don't blame her for reasoning because of what she sees around her.
Sincerely... In 2024, how thinks that scene of one person beating another is funny? The authors need to review…
It is not about beating parse but the culture of the people. In some cultures, irrespective of how old you are, you still get that treatment from your parents. I've seen it a lot in Asian dramas and understood that I couldn't judge other cultures based on my culture.
In this drama, for instance, notice how scared the FL was to go home to meet her parents and tell them that she was no longer getting married. In other places, it's your life and your decision. While in other places, it's not the kids getting married but the in-laws. So, when the couples decide to go their separate ways, it affects both families. So, this is nothing compared to other cultures because once you bring someone home as your life partner, only heaven can separate you.
in episode 8 i feel like Poncheewa’s story overtook Cheewan & Saruj’s as the main characters 😢 even tho…
It's all about understanding how one feels. Even though it is easy for some to understand how they feel toward others quickly, some are not so fortunate to discern it readily like that. It is even more interesting when strong-willed people fall in love. You can literally see their Jericho wall collapse like a pack of cards. Love is one of the few things in life you can influence. True feelings cannot be forced or stopped.
It's an interesting drama to watch. The funniest part was when the FL, disguised as a man, mistook the ML for a girl and continued to call him a princess.
in episode 8 i feel like Poncheewa’s story overtook Cheewan & Saruj’s as the main characters 😢 even tho…
I think Venus started having feelings for Nop when he took care of her after her caviar overdoes. In the Noopook story, Anna and Jack also got together after they were drunk and slept together. Perhaps Nop will focus on his new friend who values him and let go of Cheewan. When Nop and Cheewan were forcefully engaged by their parents., we know Cheewan's mom engineered everything to keep Saruj away from her daughter because she perceived that Saruj and Cheewan were falling in love with each other. Hence her desperate attempt to separate them. It was too painful for Saruj to be around Cheewan, so he moved to the hotel, thinking that the distance between them would help, but all his defenses broke down when they met at the banquet. It was really funny when she used his bathroom and seriously warned him not to attempt to go inside.
Didn't happen in the book. And its too little too late. Made zero difference. It just made him an even bigger…
You're most entertaining, my friend.😁😁😁 You've earned the right to be our representative at the U.N. (United Nations) for being a worthy debater.😁😁😁 Cheers.
Didn't happen in the book. And its too little too late. Made zero difference. It just made him an even bigger…
I think we are going to agree or disagree on that. Why is he the only prince who believes that women are trophies that must adorn his palace? If Wenjun was happily engaged to the prince, she wouldn't have asked YDZ to take her away. She would have let him go when she told the other guy they came together to leave. In historical dramas, being married into the royal is the worst fate for a woman because the price for that life of luxury is always too high. Take "Blossoms in Adversity," for example. Grandma Hua and her best friend married into the royal family. When the empress dowager came to her best friend's funeral, she lamented what she could have had if she had married and lived a simple life.
Didn't happen in the book. And its too little too late. Made zero difference. It just made him an even bigger…
Remember Wenjun living in the side palace when YDZ accidentally fell into her yard? She's been living there for a while before she encountered YDZ. He was more attracted to the benefits of marrying the daughter of the shadow sect leader. Her beauty is just a bonus. Remember, he was aiming for the throne and well-connected in court, unlike his brother, the ninth prince. He started favoring her after the wedding when he knew her heart was with someone else. She's just one of his women and nothing more. Possession is not love. There is a saying that when you truly love something/someone, you let go, and when it (him/her) comes back to you, it is yours. If it doesn't, it has never been yours. In all the scenes of Wenjun, before she is married in the side palace, she is very sad, saying she feels like a caged bird. She said she tried to escape many times but was caught and brought bad. Shouldn't her happiness mean anything to him?
In this drama, for instance, notice how scared the FL was to go home to meet her parents and tell them that she was no longer getting married. In other places, it's your life and your decision. While in other places, it's not the kids getting married but the in-laws. So, when the couples decide to go their separate ways, it affects both families. So, this is nothing compared to other cultures because once you bring someone home as your life partner, only heaven can separate you.
The FL is a she pretending to be a he. Based on a misunderstanding of her mom regarding the death of her dad.
When Nop and Cheewan were forcefully engaged by their parents., we know Cheewan's mom engineered everything to keep Saruj away from her daughter because she perceived that Saruj and Cheewan were falling in love with each other. Hence her desperate attempt to separate them. It was too painful for Saruj to be around Cheewan, so he moved to the hotel, thinking that the distance between them would help, but all his defenses broke down when they met at the banquet. It was really funny when she used his bathroom and seriously warned him not to attempt to go inside.
You've earned the right to be our representative at the U.N. (United Nations) for being a worthy debater.😁😁😁
Cheers.
Do you know the efforts it took to release this one in 2024?
Remarkable!
In historical dramas, being married into the royal is the worst fate for a woman because the price for that life of luxury is always too high. Take "Blossoms in Adversity," for example. Grandma Hua and her best friend married into the royal family. When the empress dowager came to her best friend's funeral, she lamented what she could have had if she had married and lived a simple life.