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I think her character is similar to that of "The Rise of Ning". Unlike other girls in the Capital, she was raised in an environment where she was free to express herself. She doesn't need to pretend to please anyone. Her grandma employed tutors for her education and other things. She's just like the FL of " The Perfect Crown". They both stand out because they are not ordinary.

He has saved her thrice now, and he subconsciously drew a picture of her. I was curious why he sent for her when he finished drawing the portrait. But, he quickly cautioned himself. Why would he send for her in the first place?

What Lord Ye's sister said about the Gu girls was totally out of line. Just because his brother is their family heir, the Gu girls are not good enough for him? She must be completely out of her stupid mind. In terms of achievement for himself or accomplishment for that matter, he's nothing to write home about. He's a useless son of a gun living on his father's achievements. To make matters worse, he's rude, arrogant, and ill-tempered. So, who in their right mind will fall in love with such a man?

Of course he does. You must have missed the temple scene when she saved him.

That makes two of us. I think without her, the concubine isn't an evil-minded person, but the nanny keeps doing bad things, saying it was to support the concubine and her daughter. She needs to go, seriously.

There is a saying about when two hot irons meet, sparks fly, or something. They're both hot-tempered individuals, so they create combustion every time they meet😁😁😁

I didn't watch the trailer. But I was able to figure out the four men now in Ep. 7. Unfortunately, three of them are in denial at this time. Especially her cousin, who was so close to her. They bicker like old couples (Ep. 7)😊

You've got good eyes, my friend. Plus, you appreciate classics😁😁😁

Who are the four men?

That's even better than the way she speaks to Lord Chen like her naughty uncle (Ep. 9). I don't think anyone has ever spoken to LC like that. I was laughing so hard. I think LC is seriously smitten because he has this lovely smile whenever he talks about her. Even his companion commented on how he had changed since associating with GJH. Also, your "petulant little brother" is also incandescently in love 😁😁😁(Ep. 9, Temple scene)

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Can someone please tell me where this drama was shot (location)? I'm really fascinated with the unusual buildings in the city. Thanks.

This is a beautiful story with the appropriate ending.
I seriously commend the time and effort spent in creating HSM's costumes. The grandest of them all was the wedding outfit and accessories, which were truly a remarkable work of art. Kudos to the creator!!!
The drama itself, in a way, is a lesson for viewers to evaluate themselves and see what drives them. In our world today, people are driven by so many vices. While some obsessions are healthy, others are not, and the unhealthy ones lead to more trouble for the individuals. At the end of the day, is it worth it to lose control of oneself for momentary happiness or without peace of mind?

I truly enjoyed watching this drama. Even though the genre stated it was about law and drama, the romance made a big difference. Some of my favorite scenes were when machine Shen confessed his love, the band-aid faces at the court hearing, and when he told his family he was in a relationship; he was beaming like a 5-year-old proudly showing his mom the smiley face he got in school.

I thought so too. How can her daughter be like other kids her age when her mom refused to let her be. Most kids are sickly when they're little but outgrow it as young adults. But, some moms just refused to accept that.

I remember him in Shine On Me, but her not so much in The Best Thing. She wasn't the best friend, or was she? I can't seem to place her.

This drama was an amazing work of art. A sincere appreciation to all the talented crew who created this masterpiece.
One of my favorite scenes was when Chang Yu accepted being the Grand Tutor's goddaughter. The old man was so moved by her acceptance that he shed tears of joy. Another scene was the David-and-Goliath battle. It was like a rendition of the bible story. It was unbelievable. Just like the Shi brother underestimated the butcher girl, the Prince did too, and his death was more brutal because he experienced what she does for a living. Lastly, the bathhouse scene, that was certainly a "wow" scene.
I commend this beautiful work.

Her husband knew that. That's why he sent the elite squad to secretly protect her.

I think having her by his side is all that matters to him right now. Remember, he told her before that he didn't care about dying in battle, but now he wants to live. I know in his heart he wished the war was over and they are back in her little village where life was simple and they were happy.

Poor man, he wants his woman by his side, but she's not ready yet. She has her own things to do.

She doesn't understand the gravity of what she did. I'm still baffled by the "David and Goliath" scene. I've rewatched the scene over and over again just to understand her determination in dealing with the giant who threatened to kill her husband and kill her as well. This man has killed thousands of men on the battlefield, just like his brother said. But it took an angry woman to take him out. The irony of it all, she came at him with two butcher's knives.
For that battle alone, she has a special place in my heart.