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I think 8 per week. My apologies. It's Monday through Thursday.

I think it's more of an impending crisis that will shake the foundation of their love. It is inevitable at this point, and they both know it. I just want to see how they would survive it.

Shaoyao found love and happiness with the Hua family, and she bloomed like Zhi. Her self-taught pharmaceutical knowledge was also applied effectively to help others. Not forgetting her special friend😁😁😁who she unknowingly reformed. She's a success story, if I may say so😁😁😁

I think mothers of this mom's generation (around the world) feel their children owe them something for giving birth to them. Because their attitude, as we saw in this drama, is that since I gave birth to you, I've authority over your life to decide your faith. In my opinion, it is a generational problem for that generation. Unfortunately, that behavior distances their children from them because everyone has their own lives to live. Just like the grandma said, parents and siblings are passersby. Everyone has to live with whatever decisions they make, whether right or wrong.
Unfortunately, the family she's pushing her daughter into isn't good. Even before he was discovered as a rich kid, he had no sense of responsibility as a man. If his girlfriend goes around with a power bank, wipes, and a stain remover for an adult, she's more of a nanny than a girlfriend for him.

What is wrong with Zhi's dad? Even if it's a rumor that people from the Hua family are visiting relatives and he is a Hua, won't he want to see if it's true or not? Even Grandpa believes Zhi is the only one in that family who has what it takes to do such a thing, but her own father has no faith in her. No wonder the servants and others in the family said her father doesn't like her. Is it because she's a girl or because her Grandpa educated her as a child going on his travels with him? I really want to know what she did wrong.

My thoughts exactly. It was sentimentally beautiful😁😁😁

It would be a shame to listen to the crowd and miss such a beautiful drama😊😊😊I would say!

Our leads do more than talk. We sometimes hug and kiss too😁😁😁

I think he knew because when they met some episodes ago and discussed the former chief of the guards that the emperor killed. When the two guys were talking, I think the prince mentioned that the emperor had set up the chief to get rid of him and test the loyalty of YanXi towards the emperor. So, the prince noted that YanXi was given the position, but YanXi didn't deny or confirm it. But, in episode 23, YanXi kept saying he was idle. So, the prince probably didn't know he was the new chief.

It now airs Monday through Tuesday but it's two episodes per day. So, it's okay.

In episode 24, I witnessed a one-of-a-kind woman of substance that can rival ten men. It was remarkable.

It is refreshing to see both leads in a different sort of drama. I loved Jinjin's badass look in her teenage years.

This is a beautiful funny story that you can watch just for the fun of it.

Thanks

Sometimes, reading the comment and deciding based on that can be misleading, especially if the commenters are haters. So, it's good to watch the first episode constantly, and then you decide if it is to your liking or not.
I truly enjoyed the drama. It is kind of intriguing for me, the crown prince vs. the queen dowager. It seems everyone that anyone in the QD's palace who finds out she's having an affair with someone is killed to silence them. I'm curious: didn't the person who gave the crown prince a tip know that he would get in trouble if he discovered the QD's secret? Also, why did the DQ put a figure as the king when no one received orders from him? Damn, that woman is powerful!
Also, if she's so powerful, she can have her man visit her all the time in her palace in the guise of medical treatment instead of sneaking around and killing people who found out. Now, the CP has to die. I think this drama would be fun to watch.

Also, I think the royal physician jinxed the CP because he kidnapped the wrong person and cast the early widowhood on his supposed son-in-law. At the end of the day, death is still on the CP's doorstep since he's fated to be with the physician's daughter.

Me too. I love happy endings. It's like giving a sense of hope that no matter how difficult life is, it will end someday, and people will be happy again. That's why I don't like revenge dramas in a way because people spend so much time and effort getting even that they forget that there are other beautiful things in life. I like it when they forgive the past generation's wrongdoings and fall in love. That is a happy ending.

Sometimes the drama deviates a bit from the book. So, let's see what would happen in this one.

In the first episode, when Yao just arrives at the hotel, he notices the corrupt collaboration between Xin's company and Dennis. He also met with his mom, Ms. Zhang, and they planned to put an end to it. His promise to his mom was that he'd make it happen.

Why are there only hate, domination, and revenge Republican Era dramas? Even if that time period was plagued with such a thing, there should also be some beautiful things to remember from that era. That's just my thoughts.

Remember, even though he's Yan Xi's uncle, he has more influence on him than Xi's dad. So, since the Huas are deemed "criminals," he might use that to try to separate them. Notwithstanding, the empress dowager is Yan Xi's grandmother, who is also in the palace. So, she might be the saving grace.