I do think she already have feelings for him. She started seeing him at a different light when he helped with…
Speaking of the amnesia, what do you think? Have you read the novel? I feel like it’s going to be really difficult for YCX to explain himself once she finds out the truth. That’s when things are going to get even more painful. How is she supposed to forgive him after that? It’s so complicated… my heart better be ready for all this suffering!
I am very curious how will she start to fall in love with him😉😉🤔🤔 maybe my inner thoughts she also…
I think that’s one of the biggest questions about this drama: how is she going to fall in love with him? Hahahahaha, I honestly have no answer for that! 😂
I’ve got an opinion question. I feel that redemption arcs are one of the trickiest things to get right. Do you…
At least for me, I can’t really give you an answer, because the novel has a very tragic storyline. Since this is an adaptation, I’m still not sure how the redemption arc will unfold, whether it will be satisfying, or if we’ll even get one at all.
can't believe this year we from sweet Xiahou Dan and gentle Mo XiuYao to this evil mf Yu ChangXuan
Hahaha, this year we’ve had the chance to see so many different sides of Cheng Lei’s acting, and I absolutely looooove it! ❤️ Every performance, every little detail, every expression… I’m completely in love with this man’s talent!
YCX is the character with the most problematic behavior I’ve encountered in a drama so far. A man from a powerful family who lived in the shadow of his deceased older brother and was always looked down upon by his own father. He grew up believing that only power and influence could protect him and guarantee him everything he desires. Impartial, calculating, and methodical, he knows how to negotiate and manipulate when necessary, maintaining his self-control in his role as a commander. However, when it comes to PJ, he becomes completely unhinged and obsessed. He has truly lost his mind and doesn’t know how to deal with the possibility of not having her, let alone the frustration of being unable to possess her. He genuinely doesn’t know what love is. Very, very, very disturbed. When will he understand that love cannot be forced? That loving someone also means allowing them to be free? I’m eager to find out whether he will ever come to that realization. I’m finding the drama so interesting, and I’m enjoying it so far (which doesn’t mean I support or agree with YCX’s actions). I really appreciate Cheng Lei’s acting ✨️👏🏻, as throughout these 13 episodes, he has made me feel some very conflicting emotions toward this character, haha. I have to say that, so far, the drama doesn’t try to tone down YCX’s sick behavior. So, buckle up, everyone, because I’m sure we’ll be facing many complicated situations before we get to a possible redemption arc (if we even get one). 🍂
According to readers, the novel has a sad and tragic ending. However, anything can happen in the drama, especially since it has already been mentioned that the adaptation differs from the original novel in some ways. So, there’s still room for surprises and changes to the ending.
will he marry that other girl.. but still keeps the FL confined? that would be really bad
I don’t think he’ll actually marry Tao Zi Yi. I think the engagement will be called off, but that’s just a guess. Keeping Pingjun locked up is also just a guess on my part. The way birds in cages keep appearing whenever the ML thinks about something related to the FL feels like a metaphor. But all of this is just my own theories about the drama. I haven’t read the novel or anything. I’ve only watched the trailers and the episodes.
09/40 ✅️ Many people seem to have something against the Yu family, including those who live under the same roof. 👀 I haven’t trusted Pingjun’s fiancé since the trailers 🤣 and, after episodes 08 and 09, it has become even more evident that he is hiding some kind of motive. I suspect his plans are also related to something against the Yu family and may even have something to do with his deceased parents. But for now, these are just suspicions, and I’m curious to discover what is really hidden behind his intentions. Cheng Lei is killing it, as always! So sexy ❤️🔥 His eyes are so expressive that they can convey every feeling of his character with such intensity. And the scene of his imagination with Pingjun in the bathtub? 🔥😏 Pure desire and tension! The fight between him and Xue Ting was also really good hahaha. Besides that, it seems that even though he is consumed by jealousy, he still keeps calculating every move. The way he interacted with the little bird inside the cage was metaphorically alarming 🚩, almost like a foreshadowing of something that is yet to come. There is something deeply unsettling about the way he looks at that imprisoned little bird. I don’t know exactly how it will happen, but I feel that he will find a way to keep Pingjun trapped under his control, or perhaps the circumstances themselves will end up creating that prison. Either way, it seems to foreshadow her future fate. I’m expecting suffering ahead... Anyway, I’m really enjoying this drama! There is still so, so much left to happen, and I wish I could have all the remaining episodes on my screen right now hahaha.
So far, I’m absolutely loving this drama. Even after finishing the episode, I can’t stop thinking about the characters and the scenes. That’s a really good sign. 🎉👏🏻
Cheng Lei suits these republican era looks so well 🔥🔥, but come to think of it… what era does this man not suit? 😭 He looks gorgeous in everything, help! 🥵
03/40 ✅️ I really enjoyed the beginning. I thought it was visually stunning. I was also able to understand the context in which the story takes place, a period of political instability, which I found interesting. I believe that if the script handles this aspect well, it could add even more complexity to the narrative. I liked the characters and the layers and nuances they present, especially Yu Changxuan, who, in just three episodes, has already displayed different behaviors that seem contradictory. On the surface, he appears to lead a reckless lifestyle, however, he knows how to manipulate and navigate situations to his advantage, using the power he has. He's capable of resorting to cruel methods, but he has also had a few moments when he revealed a gentler side or showed that he has principles. I'm curious to discover what lies behind his actions. Pingjun, on the other hand, seems easier to understand at this point. She's an intelligent and dedicated young woman who works to help her sick mother, but she is far from naive. She's neither timid nor easily intimidated, on the contrary, she proves to be brave and perceptive. From the trailers, I already know that the relationship between them will be toxic, but I started watching already aware of what might happen. So, let's see what The Lament of Autumn has in store for us. 🍂💃
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Impartial, calculating, and methodical, he knows how to negotiate and manipulate when necessary, maintaining his self-control in his role as a commander. However, when it comes to PJ, he becomes completely unhinged and obsessed. He has truly lost his mind and doesn’t know how to deal with the possibility of not having her, let alone the frustration of being unable to possess her. He genuinely doesn’t know what love is. Very, very, very disturbed. When will he understand that love cannot be forced? That loving someone also means allowing them to be free? I’m eager to find out whether he will ever come to that realization.
I’m finding the drama so interesting, and I’m enjoying it so far (which doesn’t mean I support or agree with YCX’s actions). I really appreciate Cheng Lei’s acting ✨️👏🏻, as throughout these 13 episodes, he has made me feel some very conflicting emotions toward this character, haha. I have to say that, so far, the drama doesn’t try to tone down YCX’s sick behavior. So, buckle up, everyone, because I’m sure we’ll be facing many complicated situations before we get to a possible redemption arc (if we even get one). 🍂
OMG, YCX is crazy, crazy, crazy.
COMPLETELY obsessed with this woman. 😯🚩🔥
Keeping Pingjun locked up is also just a guess on my part. The way birds in cages keep appearing whenever the ML thinks about something related to the FL feels like a metaphor. But all of this is just my own theories about the drama. I haven’t read the novel or anything. I’ve only watched the trailers and the episodes.
Many people seem to have something against the Yu family, including those who live under the same roof. 👀 I haven’t trusted Pingjun’s fiancé since the trailers 🤣 and, after episodes 08 and 09, it has become even more evident that he is hiding some kind of motive. I suspect his plans are also related to something against the Yu family and may even have something to do with his deceased parents. But for now, these are just suspicions, and I’m curious to discover what is really hidden behind his intentions.
Cheng Lei is killing it, as always! So sexy ❤️🔥 His eyes are so expressive that they can convey every feeling of his character with such intensity. And the scene of his imagination with Pingjun in the bathtub? 🔥😏 Pure desire and tension! The fight between him and Xue Ting was also really good hahaha.
Besides that, it seems that even though he is consumed by jealousy, he still keeps calculating every move. The way he interacted with the little bird inside the cage was metaphorically alarming 🚩, almost like a foreshadowing of something that is yet to come. There is something deeply unsettling about the way he looks at that imprisoned little bird. I don’t know exactly how it will happen, but I feel that he will find a way to keep Pingjun trapped under his control, or perhaps the circumstances themselves will end up creating that prison. Either way, it seems to foreshadow her future fate. I’m expecting suffering ahead...
Anyway, I’m really enjoying this drama! There is still so, so much left to happen, and I wish I could have all the remaining episodes on my screen right now hahaha.
I really enjoyed the beginning. I thought it was visually stunning. I was also able to understand the context in which the story takes place, a period of political instability, which I found interesting. I believe that if the script handles this aspect well, it could add even more complexity to the narrative.
I liked the characters and the layers and nuances they present, especially Yu Changxuan, who, in just three episodes, has already displayed different behaviors that seem contradictory. On the surface, he appears to lead a reckless lifestyle, however, he knows how to manipulate and navigate situations to his advantage, using the power he has. He's capable of resorting to cruel methods, but he has also had a few moments when he revealed a gentler side or showed that he has principles. I'm curious to discover what lies behind his actions.
Pingjun, on the other hand, seems easier to understand at this point. She's an intelligent and dedicated young woman who works to help her sick mother, but she is far from naive. She's neither timid nor easily intimidated, on the contrary, she proves to be brave and perceptive.
From the trailers, I already know that the relationship between them will be toxic, but I started watching already aware of what might happen. So, let's see what The Lament of Autumn has in store for us. 🍂💃
Cheng Lei, it's so good to see you on screen again. ❤️💃👏🏻🍿