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Now, you're being greedy🤣🤣🤣
Do you know the efforts it took to release this one in 2024?

If this one can fall from the sky, others would follow suit.

Against all odds, they remained together and found true happiness😁😁😁
Remarkable!

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.

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?

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Since Lu Wen is the lady. Who was in the house with her playing the sad note that she asked if he was missing LMT too much?

YDJ was mad because the royal family would never change. They used power to oppress everyone. Mingde didn't pay attention to Wenjun when she was locked up in the side palace where she lived. Not until YDJ wanted his betrothal back did he feel he needed to pay attention to his abandoned property. He already had a couple of consorts then.

I don't see Wenjun as the cause of everything because she didn't kill YDZ's family with a BS treason crime. She's more of a victim that was used by her father to achieve his goal. She went back to the palace because she was lied to that her son was dying. She did what any loving mother would do. But she left a little child at home to see the other one. At that moment, she wasn't thinking rationally. YDZ went crazy not only because they kept stealing his wife but because the royal family kept taking his family away from him, and he was tired of being at the receiving end. A person can only take so much before all hell breaks loose. So, I think the drama is open to different interpretations based on the viewers 'perceptions.

I think a girl is better too. And, she should be a wine fairy like her dad and gentle like her mom😁😁😁

The late emperor would never have cleared Ye Yun's father because he was the one who wanted him dead in the first place. If you remember the scene where Mr. Li visited him in the palace when the emperor wanted to hold BDJ hostage to get rid of his grandpa as he did to General Ye. If not for Mr. Li, the emperor would have done the same thing to General Bailli. Remember, he used the same stupid Prince Qing when the general was accused of treason. The late emperor was a despicable person who used others to achieve their goal and then got rid of them. He only admitted that he made a mistake in killing General Ye and his whole family when Mr. Li accused him of trying to repeat history by killing General Bailli. So, how would the late emperor clear General Ye's name?

Better still, they could be brothers if they are both boys or marry each other if BDJ's kid is a girl😁😁😁

This is an amazing work of art. Talk about true brotherhood and friendship. I admire how BDJ never gave up on his friend and still tried to save him from the path he was on. I also understand why YDZ was angry at the world and felt wrong. No child should have experienced what he saw as a kid.
To make matters worse, the same family that took his whole family from him as a kid also took his wife from him. I don't think he would have minded much if Wenjun had happily married the prince. But, she was just a tool for her father to form an alliance with the royal family. Knowing that she was going to be one of the prince's consorts really made YDZ angry.
There is so much a man can take before he snaps and loses all sense of reasoning. YDZ was tired of being on the receiving end of unhappiness. Unfortunately, when two elephants fight, the grass pays the price. Do we blame Wenjun for the loss of so many innocent lives, or do when blame Yao's sister for acting out of jealousy for a guy who doesn't give a crap about her. Better still, the late emperor who is the root cause of all the problems when he betrayed one of his best friends who helped him ascend the throne? I believe when people are hurt deep down to their bones, mentally, they are at the point of no return.

Men don't think like that. It is too logical to sit down and iron out issues for a better solution when everyone can do their thing, and hopefully, the world survives in the process.

Remember, the girl from the bandit's house who appeared as a maid at the banquet seems to know her well. Did Cui get it wrong if she's not Lu Wen's consort? I don't think the ML will make a stupid mistake like that and then use her as bait to lure her real husband out.

She remembered being attacked on the way. But the ML kept saying she remembered it wrong. Perhaps she was attacked when she married into the bandit's family because the people from the family knew her when they attended the banquet Cui gave in her honor.

Her real husband injured her seriously, and the ML saved her to use her as bait to catch him. I'm on episode 4 now, and I think he's already in love with her, even though he has not realized it.

This is a definition of A Love So Beautiful. Some call it God's sneezes. What are the odds of meeting someone so many times without realizing those are destined meetings? No wonder someone said there are no such things as coincidences. Meetings are either destined or purposeful.

A beautiful work of art.

The story isn't bad. So, why did people rate it so poorly?