Nelly12

I agree with you. I was expecting 12 episodes and I screamed when I saw 50. What the heck?

It's so apparent that LJH is in love with Mary Poppins. Perhaps he has realized it but didn't want to mess up their relationship as friends. Hence the reason why he planned not to marry anyone because he can't have the person he want. My question is, why is he dating other women when his heart is with Mary Poppins. To make matters interesting, she's also in love with him too but would rather stay by his side as his friend and keep track of how long he dates other women. Mr. rich boy also have a thing for Mary Poppins but she's not as close to him as LJH and he envies her relationship with LJH. I think he's sponsoring the volunteer construction club because of her.
This is my simple analysis based on episode one. I kind of like it a lot.

I will see the drama today based on your comment. I understand that people have different opinions on various matters, and I prefer to form my judgment based on what I see. Perhaps I would fall in love with the drama just as you do. I'd let you know what I think once I've seen the first episode.
So, don't worry about others' opinions about things. Yours are the ones that matter most anyway.😊😊😊

This is a beautiful story of friendship and food. I loved the fact that everyone left their firms when they truly found what they thought would be better for them.

In this situation, he wasn't complimenting her because everyone else on the panel said she was good and wanted her to continue singing. Still, he was the only one who didn't acknowledge her music and dismissed her. How does one compliment and reject something at the same time?

The excuse the Douch bag gave KMY for failing her.

I was wandering why they didn't show that part too. How did she survive that fall after being stabbed?

His ending song is beyond words. Exceptionally beautiful!!!

Episode 3. What does the writer mean by his/her racist comment about African American music? In today's world, where the internet is prevalent, people should be mindful of what they do and say on air, regardless of whether it's for entertainment or not. Spurting nonsense out of context makes the writer seem ignorant.

Why else would she give the throne to a six-year old boy without asking the ones that were of age?

Perhaps its for her selfish reason. If Yan is made emperor, he would be older and make decisions based on the situation, but if it's Sui, she would be the one at the helm of affairs. The little prince would do all that she says until he's older to make decisions himself. So, with Sui on the throne, she would be the one controlling the court and the country. That's her smart move.

I agree that what the GE said and did was wrong. There were only three princes left after the killing spree, and the two older princes didn't want the throne. So, it had to be the youngest prince. Also, remember that Yan Chi intends to return to Shouxi after the court is settled. He wants to take over guarding the border like his dad.

I think she should have confronted the Huai when he came back in place of his brother because he has his own family. He abandoned his own family and killed his nephews and others just to cover his identity.
After giving birth to the twins, the GE did what any good mother will do but letting him stay on as the emperor allowed him to commit all the offenses he committed.

It was as interesting as the Imperial Coroner. Chi and Wan are a beautiful couple who understand each other. One of my favorite scenes was when Wan tricked Sui into talking. Another one was Chi and Wan's wedding. Their wedding outfits were unbelievably beautiful. The imposter emperor was truly a despicable human being. Once he started killing, he didn't look back. At first, I wondered why he felt no sadness for the loss of Prince Jin, and later, when Qi and Che died, I knew he was faking it. I knew something was not right.
All in all, the drama was a brilliant work of art.

There are three couples.

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In my opinion, it doesn't. From my perspective, humans are distinct, and as a result, they desire different things. From a very young age, Cherry sees JQX as a special friend with whom she shares everything, including her pet. Even though she likes her other friends as well but she treats JQX differently. JQX, on the other hand, sees Cherry as the little candle in his pitch-black room. He is a compassionate kid born to replace another kid. He is a substitute child who is not loved for who he is. His parents never told him why he was given his name or what it means. I think the little story JQX told Cherry about his life with his family and the one thing she sees herself in made her want to be closer to him.
When I watch a drama, I try to understand the story and the message it was intended to convey to the audience. Even though it may be lacking in many things, I think it is beautiful in its own way.

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Although the rating is low, it is a very interesting drama. One of my favorite moments in the drama was when Cherry gave JQX's name a beautiful meaning. Even as a little girl, she understood the importance of having a meaningful name. Another one was when JQX thought Cherry had left with the taxi cab, but she didn't, and he went on to tell her how he didn't want to be with someone else, but those weren't the exact words Cherry wanted him to say, and he had to say exactly what she wanted to hear him say. At that moment, he seemed so clueless.

All in all, it was a beautiful production.

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