Riya

Sometimes the humor that follows heavy scenes doesn’t feel organic, it comes across as if the writers are trying to lighten the mood too quickly, almost like they’re worried the audience won’t stay engaged if things remain emotional for too long. It ends up making the comedy feel out of place, especially when it's coming right after something as serious as death .

nope

It has but this one isn't one of them

No they didn't. It's just fiction with all characters having flaws be it children or parents.

I wanted more of thirteen Thousand and hongsha

Iqiyi released it's trailer in '2025 drama universe'. So this is for sure airing this year.

I don't see any comment in here, denying to watch this drama because ZYR's previous drama.

If only the father wasn't so coward, none of this would have happened.

Too many plot holes. They rushed everything at the end.

TTEOTM was better in terms of production but it was cliche. Feud sucks at production but it's story isn't typical.

I don't think that's true. There are both type of people, one who give extreme high rating for their bias and on the other hand hater give extreme low rating. At the end, it all balances out

HRY always knew BJS is someone who keeps his morals above all the things including her, considering he left to suffer alone. Then, she begged for him to show up at temple but he didn't. Why would a HRY whose trust has been broken so many time, still go the BJS with the hope that he'll help her get her child back? She rather risk it all herself than go to BJS who according to her could refuse her and hinder her plan.

why do I feel like at the end BJS is going to exchange his life in order to bring his child back to life or something like that? That could be his redemption

The scenes of BJS's disciple are the just pure torture to watch.

I think HRY doesn't hate BJS for punishing her for helping mortal. She perhaps deep down knew that she will consequences for her actions, what hurt her the most was BJS leaving her all alone. He claimed to love her yet he left her helpless.

the dubbing and vfx are really bothering me. the production really did a bad job.

watching this I wonder if this should have been a movie adaptation rather than a drama. There isn't much plot in the story for it to even be 24 episodes, the story is getting dragged on with side characters having almost equal screen time as the main leads.

That's not how it works. If them being high schooler was the issue then there shouldn't have been any type of kissing scene be censored or not. Moreover that's not the issue. It's the actor who chose a script that required multiple kissing and makeout scenes but refused to do them.

2 days? It happened in the latest episode. What else do you expect people to talk about. They are giving their views on the most recent episode.

bad