Are we watching the same show? The fight for justice has started from ep 3 and the heart fluttering love between…
Sometimes it is just the case of the drama not being your cup of tea, happens to me as well. There are so many drama airing now, hope you can find one you enjoy!
Watched till ep 17 and the leads are finally in their element! Ah totally love the fight scenes, both leads are doing a fantastic job! Ding Yuxi as usual is bringing his A game in his acting and expressions.
For the many female general trope this year, the 2 female actresses that I feel pulled this off well would be Li Qin (from Fated Hearts) and Song Qian (as Chu Yu here). The way they execute the fighting choreography is very convincing, there is actually power and strength in their movement.
Also loving the 3 Song siblings, 3 vastly different personalities, with none being useless and all united as one. Happy that Wei Yun has them to rely upon. Chu Lin Yang is also a nice surprise, thought the drama would just sideline him as the FL's brother but he is actually playing an active role and assisting Chu Yu.
Are we watching the same show? The fight for justice has started from ep 3 and the heart fluttering love between…
Yup cause the first to fall in love is Wei Yun, so it makes sense that Chu Yu does not display as much "heat" yet. But from ep 17, it seems that she will realize those feelings soon.
It is a 40 episode drama, can't expect everything to be there immediately, its the build up that makes it fun.
The trailer for this had me hyped for a dynamic, compelling, butterfly inducing, taboo love story where the chemistry…
Are we watching the same show? The fight for justice has started from ep 3 and the heart fluttering love between the 2 leads is heating up since ep 14!
This is getting repetitive with the ex. And he claims to care for her but is putting her in harms way knowing…
Initially I felt bad for his wife for how GCS is treating her, but the moment GCS told her about the 2 paths her father forced upon him, it immediately put into perspective his emotional turmoil.
I don't like this character, but I kind of understand why he behaves the way he does.
Jealous Wei Yun is hilarious, the way he treated Gu Chu Shen's wounds!! Watched till ep 16 and have to say that from episode 10 onwards, the story-line is getting more interesting.
While the tempo in the initial episodes might have been a little confusing, now that the backdrop has been set and introduction of the main cast is completed, I must say that this is a good watch. Looking at the episode teasers, I can't wait for more episodes!
Have you watched it ? Because they aren't really married ...
The FL wanted to marry the Elder Brother but the ceremony was never carried out. The ML's mother appreciates the FL's intentions but felt that the decision to marry should be discussed at a later date after the funeral. After what happened to the ML's mother, it has been in a state of limbo.
She assumes the role as the eldest daughter-in-law mostly as a formality? This is to assist the Wei Family through the crisis and it helps in her investigation to what happened to her father.
In the show, they even mentioned that she technically is not the ML's real sister-in-law.
Is ML weak and naive? If yes then this drama may become little bit dull
In no way he is weak, watch till ep 3-4 and you will realize how resilient he is in the face of injustice. Watch further and you can see he is slowly plotting his steps to gather more information to find out who the traitor is.
He is young, not experienced in the ways of life but definitely not naive. His character is maturing as the story develops.
Someone help me out I am confused did fl really like the brother that died,
I doubt she had any romantic feelings with the elder brother but in a way she respected him as a gentleman who did not judge her based on malicious rumours and gossip. Both being from a family of warriors that fought wars, I feel she has a level of respect and understanding towards him who is similar to her brother.
Agree, the drama's pace is adequate and the first few episodes is setting up the characters and background for the overall story. Don't get why people need to be so impatient.
a handful of people left 1star reviews on all 40 episodes prior to them airing. As 99% of people who watch the…
Yah, I feel some of the negativity stems from people comparing the novel with the drama. But rebirth storyline was kind of shadow-banned so I don't blame the writer for having to rework the story.
Reviews and comments here are for people to share their honest opinions and takes about the drama with others. Hope people do not weaponize it...
That's what I feel is the problem with many viewers now, attention span is so short that everything has to be fast paced with major things happening every single episode. Not patient enough to slowly allow the story to play out, and then calling it boring...
Watched the first 6 episodes and so far I'm enjoying the storyline, the back story has been established and now the 2 leads will work together to find out who is the traitor.
Kind of surprised by the overly negative reviews and comments so early into the drama airing. From what I have seen so far, it is a heartbreaking story of 2 families who have lost their family due to traitors working in the shadows. This brings together our 2 leads who want to right the wrong and clear their family's good name.
It's a heartwarming and straightforward drama without excessive dramatics which I truly appreciate. The story revolves around 4 matured adults navigating issues in their lives and it is refreshing that the characters actually communicate their feelings with each another.
The main couple are both somewhat introverts having to face life through their anxiety issues, which is very relatable to me. Whenever Sosuke and Ha Na overcomes an obstacle as small as speaking in front of a group, I celebrate their small wins. Isn't that what life is anyway, everyone silently struggles with their own demons, putting on a brave front in hopes of conquering their insecurities.
I hope Akanishi Jin participates in more dramas from now on, he really is a natural in front of the camera. Hiroshi is depicted as a charming, helpful and kind friend of Sosuke and Akanishi Jin portrayed Hiroshi perfectly, he did not overdo anything that would come off as cringe or unrealistic.
Xia Jingyan the despot emperor meeting his rightful end,his only redemption being that he showed some sliver of…
Ultimately I feel that XJS never really wanted the throne but merely to right the injustice that he faced. He became what he was because he unfairly had his rightful throne snatched away and had to grow up enduring humiliation by his step-brother and being poisoned by the Empress.
It became more of venting his years of pain and anger instead of becoming king. So when that goal was accomplished, he didn't know where to stop.
If this isn't a 10/10 then I'm not sure what will be This drama did not disappoint from the first episode till the last, the pacing of every episode is masterfully planned, not once did it lose my interest. Every dialogue, plot point and character is not wasted and is there for a reason.
I feel this is the most well-rounded drama in the past 2 years that aced in every department. The entire cast, from leads, nemesis, generals to every supporting character did a fantastic job.
Li Qin (FYX) held her ground as a convincing female general while Chen Zhe Yuan (FSG) was the unfaltering prince that protects his loved ones and deals out revenge for those that deserves it. Chen He Yi (XJS) was the tortured prince driven mad by his step family and Zuo Ye (MRY) was blinded by his pursuit for power. Though Ding Jia Wen (FCY) did not have a major role here, I liked how he portrayed the unwilling king that saw through his mother's lies.
There are so many drama airing now, hope you can find one you enjoy!
For the many female general trope this year, the 2 female actresses that I feel pulled this off well would be Li Qin (from Fated Hearts) and Song Qian (as Chu Yu here). The way they execute the fighting choreography is very convincing, there is actually power and strength in their movement.
Also loving the 3 Song siblings, 3 vastly different personalities, with none being useless and all united as one. Happy that Wei Yun has them to rely upon. Chu Lin Yang is also a nice surprise, thought the drama would just sideline him as the FL's brother but he is actually playing an active role and assisting Chu Yu.
It is a 40 episode drama, can't expect everything to be there immediately, its the build up that makes it fun.
I don't like this character, but I kind of understand why he behaves the way he does.
While the tempo in the initial episodes might have been a little confusing, now that the backdrop has been set and introduction of the main cast is completed, I must say that this is a good watch.
Looking at the episode teasers, I can't wait for more episodes!
She assumes the role as the eldest daughter-in-law mostly as a formality? This is to assist the Wei Family through the crisis and it helps in her investigation to what happened to her father.
In the show, they even mentioned that she technically is not the ML's real sister-in-law.
He is young, not experienced in the ways of life but definitely not naive. His character is maturing as the story develops.
Can only say Chu Yu and Chu Lin Yang took after their father while Chu Jin takes after her mother.
Reviews and comments here are for people to share their honest opinions and takes about the drama with others. Hope people do not weaponize it...
Kind of surprised by the overly negative reviews and comments so early into the drama airing. From what I have seen so far, it is a heartbreaking story of 2 families who have lost their family due to traitors working in the shadows. This brings together our 2 leads who want to right the wrong and clear their family's good name.
The main couple are both somewhat introverts having to face life through their anxiety issues, which is very relatable to me. Whenever Sosuke and Ha Na overcomes an obstacle as small as speaking in front of a group, I celebrate their small wins. Isn't that what life is anyway, everyone silently struggles with their own demons, putting on a brave front in hopes of conquering their insecurities.
I hope Akanishi Jin participates in more dramas from now on, he really is a natural in front of the camera. Hiroshi is depicted as a charming, helpful and kind friend of Sosuke and Akanishi Jin portrayed Hiroshi perfectly, he did not overdo anything that would come off as cringe or unrealistic.
It became more of venting his years of pain and anger instead of becoming king. So when that goal was accomplished, he didn't know where to stop.
This drama did not disappoint from the first episode till the last, the pacing of every episode is masterfully planned, not once did it lose my interest. Every dialogue, plot point and character is not wasted and is there for a reason.
I feel this is the most well-rounded drama in the past 2 years that aced in every department. The entire cast, from leads, nemesis, generals to every supporting character did a fantastic job.
Li Qin (FYX) held her ground as a convincing female general while Chen Zhe Yuan (FSG) was the unfaltering prince that protects his loved ones and deals out revenge for those that deserves it. Chen He Yi (XJS) was the tortured prince driven mad by his step family and Zuo Ye (MRY) was blinded by his pursuit for power. Though Ding Jia Wen (FCY) did not have a major role here, I liked how he portrayed the unwilling king that saw through his mother's lies.