For some reason watching Feiyu in the first episode of Lighter & Princess made me feel quite sad. Not just because L&P started shooting a lot later than hyx yet managed to air earlier and without much hassles, but also since his character somewhat reminded me of Moran and seeing him in modern styling was like revisiting that one 2ha extra where both Chu Wanning and Moran lived in modern times (oh, just imagine how great it would've been if those extras were included in hyx, but this drama is already having a hard time airing even without them) It also makes me wish we could see Luo Yunxi and Chen Feiyu together in a modern drama but that's probably not possible.
Ngl I was originally there for blond feiyu but after watching the first half of episode 1 (and seeing him in a buzzcut...? Idk what it's called), I'm now convinced that feiyu could go bald and still look great. This guy has like 3-4 different haircuts in the entire drama and all of them suits him.
In case anyone's worried about missing out on the first two episodes because this drama isn't available on Viki in their country, Youku is also going to put them up on their yt channel. Not sure if they'll upload rest of the eps though.
Nanmo's life motto is probably something like: "Be gay. Do crimes. And might as well chase your wife while you're at it" (I must say Laoji suits these kind of characters though 👀)
I kind of regret watching the trailer so soon because now I'll have to wait until November 17 but... I can't. I want to watch this drama already (T᷄⌑T᷅)
I guess people are finding it hard to accept that unlike other dramas this time they are not getting the flawless…
Ikr! And honestly, Lee Seungcheon isn't even doing anything bad. He's just constantly trying to improve the situation of his family, helping those who got bullied alongside him, and gave those who abused their money/power a taste of their own medicine. I don't think SC ever gave up on his 'loving family' for money to begin with, since he cares for them and never abandoned them, he's just no longer a part of it.
I do like Taeyong too (tbh I kind of like them both, I'm not going to pick a side) and don't wish bad on someone who grew up without a mother and with an abusive father, but people are forgetting what Taeyong did to SC in the later half of episode 1. Although TY was threatened by his father, it doesn't change the fact that SC would've either died from drowning or if he survived, his life would've been ruined forever from the fake allegation. Taeyong is no saint just because he said "family > money" lmao.
𝗘𝗱𝗶𝘁: I assume a user below was referring to me, but accidentally replied to someone else. And in case anyone else feels the same way about my comment, let me clarify myself real quick in the main comment itself before there's more misunderstandings — "Although TY was threatened by his father, it doesn't change the fact" the emphasis was obviously on 'it doesn't change the fact' in that sentence because TY's reasoning indeed wouldn't have changed the impact of his actions. There's no way SC would've survived by the time he went back either, because he (SC) was about to give up on life and continued to let himself sink until he was reminded of the golden spoon.
And if he had somehow survived, just like TY did when he woke up with his identity later — does nobody here remember how SC (after switching identities) still got away with TY's actions? Even his phone recording or posting everything on social media wouldn't have helped and you all know this. The rich can bury each and every evidence if they're against someone as poor as SC and his family. Let's not pretend otherwise.
Also, I already said TY was threatened by his father (and never said he tried to drown SC purposely), I wasn't victim-blaming or making light of the situation. How come 'threatened' is not considered a heavy word anymore? It's a heavy word to me, I only use it seriously. Threatening is not just scolding someone til they obey you, threatening is... well, threatening. Anyone can use anything to threaten someone with, and it wouldn't change the meaning of the word. Taeyong's abusive father indeed used his trauma to threaten him and claimed to put him in that traumatic situation yet again (which is why I sympathise with TY) I never denied it, I only used the word 'threaten' to refer to it because I don't think it's incorrect to do so. I don't even get how it could be misinterpreted?
It probably because of the swap, He sees Seungcheon as him whome she fall for but doesn't know a swap happened,…
I do understand that (but your comment is definitely helpful for those who don't though). I was just impressed by the actress' ability to look so much in love with Seungcheon, whether it's his previous identity — which is a part of her memories, or his current identity — which is still SC in almost everyway, except for his background and everything else. Not everyone is able to create such a nice chemistry with two different actors in the same drama.
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(I must say Laoji suits these kind of characters though 👀)
I do like Taeyong too (tbh I kind of like them both, I'm not going to pick a side) and don't wish bad on someone who grew up without a mother and with an abusive father, but people are forgetting what Taeyong did to SC in the later half of episode 1. Although TY was threatened by his father, it doesn't change the fact that SC would've either died from drowning or if he survived, his life would've been ruined forever from the fake allegation. Taeyong is no saint just because he said "family > money" lmao.
𝗘𝗱𝗶𝘁: I assume a user below was referring to me, but accidentally replied to someone else. And in case anyone else feels the same way about my comment, let me clarify myself real quick in the main comment itself before there's more misunderstandings — "Although TY was threatened by his father, it doesn't change the fact" the emphasis was obviously on 'it doesn't change the fact' in that sentence because TY's reasoning indeed wouldn't have changed the impact of his actions. There's no way SC would've survived by the time he went back either, because he (SC) was about to give up on life and continued to let himself sink until he was reminded of the golden spoon.
And if he had somehow survived, just like TY did when he woke up with his identity later — does nobody here remember how SC (after switching identities) still got away with TY's actions? Even his phone recording or posting everything on social media wouldn't have helped and you all know this. The rich can bury each and every evidence if they're against someone as poor as SC and his family. Let's not pretend otherwise.
Also, I already said TY was threatened by his father (and never said he tried to drown SC purposely), I wasn't victim-blaming or making light of the situation. How come 'threatened' is not considered a heavy word anymore? It's a heavy word to me, I only use it seriously. Threatening is not just scolding someone til they obey you, threatening is... well, threatening. Anyone can use anything to threaten someone with, and it wouldn't change the meaning of the word. Taeyong's abusive father indeed used his trauma to threaten him and claimed to put him in that traumatic situation yet again (which is why I sympathise with TY) I never denied it, I only used the word 'threaten' to refer to it because I don't think it's incorrect to do so. I don't even get how it could be misinterpreted?