Historical cdrama being okay killing an whole cast even in first half of an drama I mean they like to kill off…
The killing of an entire family for no good reason doesn't make sense. There are so many unanswered questions. Who did the general offend so severely that he wanted General He and his family dead? Who was the person he used his daughter's name to speak with? Who is the mastermind conspirator against the general?
The writers hit on the nose here. Rong Yu is the head of the astrology department and predicts a bunch of things.…
I concur. Unfortunately, RY is only tuned to JL now. I can't wait for him to return to himself and give us something to smile about. This craziness has to end somehow.
I really don't know what the writers were thinking here. I mean what kind of a plot is this. A good outstanding…
RY already predicted the event and told JL's dad about it. He also predicted that she would die in the capital four years later. This is the fourth year he predicted about.
The so-called treason they committed doesn't make sense, according to the stupid subordinate who betrayed the general. JL's dad used JL to speak with somebody. Which was considered an offense, and the family had to die. Don't they usually exile the women or sell them? Even a pregnant woman had to be executed. This is totally BS.
Ep 12: wait a minute here, is that mariage even valid?
The marriage is valid because they made their bows to heaven and earth and to each other. There were also witnesses. Even in 10 Miles of Peach Blossom (Eternal Love) The crown prince and Susu got married in the bamboo forest by themselves. The most important thing is taking the bows. Remember the general already received the betrothal gifts when RY was still in coma.
We get it. RY didn't want to sleep in a separate room, and he remembered they slept in the same room the first…
I remember seeing a drama like that: the prime minister's son became mentally challenged after a carriage accident and wanted the most brilliant girl in the city to marry him. It was messy because he wouldn't let go of the girl's family until he ruined them.
Unfortunately, our RY's situation is different. And of course, even though he is not himself now, he's still a gentleman. We still have to figure out how he learned to kiss a girl. That is kind of baffling, to say the least.😁😁😁
Ep 2: I love how the whole family, even the servants, eating hotpot with chopsticks, not worrying about Karaket…
Oh they know. They simply ignore her because they've experienced it before. So, it's now a routine😁😁😁I can forgive everybody else for ignoring her labor pain but not the husband. I wanted to give him a dirty slap through the screen. But I have to calm down . God help the man that continues eating when I'm in labor pain. I'll show him wild life after all is well. 😊😊😊
Who is the girl stays alive? Phuttan or Kadesurang? Little Phuttan saw a woman (I assume it's Kadesurang, not…
The real little girl died with her parents. But the wandering soul girl entered into her body at the accident site. I think she caused the accident because the little girl was the only one who saw her on the side of the road. Also, since the wandering soul does not know anything about the girl, she's not likely to talk about her parents after they passed.
I watched the movie version in which Karaked left a journal stating that she was a fourth-year archaeology student who traveled back in time from 2018. Phop, the ML, was engaged to her but never met her for four years because he was busy building temples in different places. So, they never met. But he kept dreaming of this particular lady who was his wife in the dreams. He later broke off the engagement without meeting the girl because he loved the lady in his dreams. Unfortunately for him, he met his ex-fiancee later at the theatre, and she was the same face he had been seeing in his dreams.
As the monk said, the spirit is one confused, messed-up soul. After watching ep. 2. I was surprised the future girl didn't mention anything about her parents, missing them, or wanting to go back home. Everyone wants to return to the future in all the time travel dramas, but not her.
He just showed us a man will always be a man regardless of his mental capabilities😁😁😁I think he was more…
That's a perfect brother, in my opinion. He's very protective of his sister, and he's the closest to her. I liked him since ep. 1, too. I think his innocence was corrupted when he walked in on them sleeping together on the floor😁😁😁If the situation was reversed, she would have dragged his sorry behind up instead of going back out to knock on the door again😁😁😁He's genuinely a gentleman😁😁😁
Jiu Ling had been concocting an antidote to cure Rong Yu for 4 years based on Yin Xiao's recipe but still didn't…
I don't get it. By putting him under house arrest, doesn't that handicap him if their emperor should die?
Even if JL's master is that woman, the event happened before RY was born. Why does he have to pay for a crime he didn't commit? Even if RY's dad or uncle gave the prediction back then, why would she refuse to treat RY now? Unless the uncle was also in love with the girl then, and she chose the young emperor over him, he intentionally concurred a fake prediction to split them. Humans have petty like that.
Jiu Ling had been concocting an antidote to cure Rong Yu for 4 years based on Yin Xiao's recipe but still didn't…
The soldiers told him it didn't matter if his brothers caused his house arrest, but his father did it to protect him.
There wasn't a grudge between the father and the uncle before the poisoning and when the uncle saw the divorce decree. The dad wants JL to take RY to the master when he discusses it with the uncle, but the uncle refuses. I don't get it. Don't people always put grudges aside to get help from their enemies in situations like this? What in the heck is the uncle's problem, anyway?
The so-called treason they committed doesn't make sense, according to the stupid subordinate who betrayed the general. JL's dad used JL to speak with somebody. Which was considered an offense, and the family had to die. Don't they usually exile the women or sell them? Even a pregnant woman had to be executed. This is totally BS.
Unfortunately, our RY's situation is different. And of course, even though he is not himself now, he's still a gentleman. We still have to figure out how he learned to kiss a girl. That is kind of baffling, to say the least.😁😁😁
I watched the movie version in which Karaked left a journal stating that she was a fourth-year archaeology student who traveled back in time from 2018. Phop, the ML, was engaged to her but never met her for four years because he was busy building temples in different places. So, they never met. But he kept dreaming of this particular lady who was his wife in the dreams. He later broke off the engagement without meeting the girl because he loved the lady in his dreams. Unfortunately for him, he met his ex-fiancee later at the theatre, and she was the same face he had been seeing in his dreams.
As the monk said, the spirit is one confused, messed-up soul. After watching ep. 2. I was surprised the future girl didn't mention anything about her parents, missing them, or wanting to go back home. Everyone wants to return to the future in all the time travel dramas, but not her.
I think his innocence was corrupted when he walked in on them sleeping together on the floor😁😁😁If the situation was reversed, she would have dragged his sorry behind up instead of going back out to knock on the door again😁😁😁He's genuinely a gentleman😁😁😁
On which planet is saliva water?🤣🤣🤣
Even if JL's master is that woman, the event happened before RY was born. Why does he have to pay for a crime he didn't commit? Even if RY's dad or uncle gave the prediction back then, why would she refuse to treat RY now? Unless the uncle was also in love with the girl then, and she chose the young emperor over him, he intentionally concurred a fake prediction to split them. Humans have petty like that.
There wasn't a grudge between the father and the uncle before the poisoning and when the uncle saw the divorce decree. The dad wants JL to take RY to the master when he discusses it with the uncle, but the uncle refuses. I don't get it. Don't people always put grudges aside to get help from their enemies in situations like this? What in the heck is the uncle's problem, anyway?