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I mean international drama fans. Korean dramas are still far more popular and well know than Chinese dramas in western countries

I’m glad this is getting a remake so maybe people will watch the original

I’m not trying to convince you, just stating my opinion. Stick to whatever you want, I don’t care

I agree for the first time, but then to just keep on going all the time proves he’s a weak man who can’t control his urges.

I actually haven’t watched the latest episodes yet, but from what you’re saying, I’m glad they changed the hot spring scene, because CXZ’s unbridled behavior in the novel is starting to make him unattractive to me. Supposedly he’s been so disciplined his entire life and never had relations with women, but suddenly he’s lost all control, even getting her pregnant before marriage. It’s ridiculous. Even if he loves her and is attracted to her, he should still be able to control himself and not tarnish her reputation

Oh I missed that. They changed it from the novel then

Does anyone know how old Cui Xingzhou is? I’m reading the novel but not sure if they never mentioned it or if I skimmed over it. Liu Miantang is 18 iirc

Ugh the temptation to read all the spoiler hidden comments 😅

This is the first drama in honestly forever that really has me hooked. If you’re thinking of watching it, do!!!

He’s not the best actor but he’s one of the best looking, so all is forgiven. Hope he improves and gets more main roles (especially historical dramas cuz he looks hotter than in modern day ones) 😄

ML needs to draw boundaries with SFL. He treats Ling’er more like a sister. I’m not feeling any chemistry between them. I agree with the comment that said it feels like he’s cheating every time he’s messing around with the SFL. Annoying

Yay I’ve been checking, somehow missed it! Thanks!

Thanks. Too bad I don’t have Netflix :(

Where can you watch in us with eng sub ?

This drama was engaging and had me hooked until the last episode, which made me regret wasting my time watching it. I hate pretty much every character

Thanks for the explanation. I still believe she was treated cruelly. Considering she was a lowly concubine, she was most likely forced to give her baby to the couple that needed a son. If she had been allowed to raise him, he would have been lower class, but it wasn’t a life or death situation. My family was dirt poor when I was growing up but my aunt was rich. She tried to adopt my younger sister since “you already have 4 kids and she’ll have a better future with me.” Give me a break. I’m surprised my parents didn’t smack her in the face.

I’m up to ep 16 and one thing that really bothers me is how they treat the concubine (I think her name is Qin). They’re always helping and supporting women and yet they threw out a member of their own family after she risked her life to save her own son??? Am I missing something????? I don’t understand why they’re so cruel to her and why the other lady is raising her kid.