Finding Neverland

Another frustrating finale. I don't know what these screenwriters eat and drink to be so pessimistic. There is a sacred tree, they should have resurrected with its power for their sacrifices. They have to make a ridiculous tragedy. We can also get emotion with a happy ending. A dramatic ending is not necessary to give emotion. The important thing is the process, I wonder when they will realize that. The series was good in general, but the ending is definitely unsatisfying. This is not a different ending. It's just a clichéd bad ending.

Can't waiiiitttt <3

Rest in peace, our halabaci <3

He is always cute, but it is a fact that our eyes will shine much brighter if he changes his hairstyle and switches to cooler clothes (not necessarily a leather jacket, but a sporty casual style) :D

I hope sooooo, pleaseeeeee. 😂

Except for this and Because this is my first life, he didn't really have a bad hairstyle 😂 I love his messy hairstyles, but you're right, I'll follow him anyway 😂

Nooo my sweet love, change your hair style pleaseee :D

COME COME COMEEE ALWAYS COME, MY PERIOD DRAMAS <3

I read that it was a movie

The biggest problem with this drama is that Bian Luo Huan has been relegated to the second place. After all, Yue jin zhao is a being that came from nothing thanks to him. And in the end, he should become him. This part should be like Song of the moon. Luo huan is the main protagonist because he is the one who knows all the past and comes to change it, who creates another person out of himself. Unfortunately, the person he loved didn't care about him at all, she completely forgot about him, as if it never happened, and when she remembered the past, she didn't care, as if they had never lived before. Jin zhao was supposed to merge with Luo Huan or be a version of him that had to suffer in the mortal world like in Song of the moon and so on. I wish that when he created a person from himself, he would disappear completely and only Jin zhao would remain, maybe in the future he would remember his past as an immortal and that would be better. I'm sorry but in this way Jin zhao and Qi's love doesn't feel believable and enough. Xu kai I'm sorry but even though this drama is better than Wonderlanf of Love, it's still not a satisfying drama. Putting the original on the back burner while competing with yourself killed the romance in the drama that could have been memorable. My leading man is definitely Bian Luo Huan.


And the fact that they fed on the human beings to protect their own people in the first place is a ridiculous reason. They caused the problem in the first place. It's ridiculous that they use humans for the problem they created and then say let's save the world together.,,,

I finished the series but overall I found it unsatisfying in every aspect. I can say that the sense of mystery and curiosity made me watch it. The first half was better. It was too long and some things were too superficial. When the initial couple harmony disappeared, the romance also disappeared. All that was left was a pointless rescue scenario and a lot of loss and emotionlessness.

One of the best drama, best cast, best performances. An unforgettable drama in every aspect that I have repeated over and over again.

It was definitely a much deeper, much higher quality noir than the main drama.

As I said, the mother's approach is a problem for me. She can punish, but the way she does it is important. You can't leave it for 15 years and then suddenly show up and be a mother. You can't expect everything to be solved with a magic wand, just like a miracle. Some things take time and patience. You need a more sincere approach. The mother was in a hurry to educate her daughter. Here is a girl who for 15 years has been uneducated, bullied and now continues to be bullied because of her past. It won't take a day to educate her. I think the mother was too impatient to discipline, she admits that already. But I had a really hard time watching the mother in the first 10 episodes.

Yes, this time the father thinks that his daughter deserves punishment. He says she should be punished to appease his wife a little bit. In fact, this is a move to soften her up a little bit and not to punish her too harshly, but unfortunately she doesn't like her daughter's reactions and this punishment becomes serious. There is some stubbornness here. When her daughter doesn't step back, she doesn't step back either. She doesn't think her daughter is proud either.

This is exactly what I want to say. The purposes of Ling buyi's punishment were different (both to make the girl realize her feelings and to show off to the ministers). That's why I emphasized the importance of the reason for the punishment. If a punishment has a reasonable purpose, even if it's really a punishment, it doesn't hurt your feelings. Because you know you deserve it. It wasn't exactly punishment here, but just an example.

In her case, the reason for the punishment is not fair. Because the other party is never punished by their family for what they have done. So this punishment hurts her feelings and her pride. She could have found a way to explain to her daughter that what she did would be a problem in different ways by talking to her, just like the empress. That's what she starts to do with Lou, for example. She tries to convince her daughter in different ways, not by beating her.

Thank you, too.

It's not a matter of loving or not loving the mother. She seemed to be a really noble mother when she was educating her daughter just by talking or showing her.

I understand that she was cautious and harsh at first, but there was no need to teach her with a stick. She didn't give up her stubbornness and pride just because she thought she was right. Everyone around her thought her attitude was exaggerated. I think it was too.

If I were the girl, I would have rejected her as a mother after that scene, not because I was beaten, but because I couldn't handle the injustice more than the caning. A person's pride is damaged in the face of injustice and even more so when it comes from the mother. Otherwise, it wouldn't hurt so much to be caned by your mother for little mischief. What I am trying to say is that it was not the girl's butt that was hurt here. Her pride and her feelings were hurt. It was the same method the King used when he punished Ling buyi, but no one's feelings were hurt because there was no injustice. So it's very important why you give that beating.


It was not emphasized in the show because the girl left the family, but I think she would have had much more difficulties if she had stayed there. It was best for both of them that they broke up.

Yes, I love her too. She is beautiful and sympathetic and she acts well.
I'm not sure if it's her own voice, but she usually uses the same voice in dramas and I love the way she speaks. I tried Hidden love for her.

I tried Hidden love about two weeks ago, I skipped the whole thing and got to episode 17 (to see if there was anything to interest me, if there was, I would have started watching without skipping) but I couldn't find what I was looking for. I like historical dramas more, modern ones are too monotonous. The chemistry between her and the leading boy was good, and he was very handsome, but unfortunately, a straight romance that starts when they are young and develops without much interruption does not work. Maybe if they had an exciting start when they met when they were younger and met again in college, I would have been more interested, but when I got to the episode where they started dating, I lost interest. Modern dramas are not bad, but they are not exciting. Despite that, I keep trying.

And yes, I also like the contrasts in Chinese dramas and how they can be in the same drama and then reunite in different dramas and sometimes even become the lead. Just like the lead couple here.

I finished the series, so I don't think I missed anything. There is a 15 year old girl who has grown up without parental love, with a faithful helper and has been constantly abused by her grandmother and her uncle's wife. Such a girl learns nothing but to defend herself. Even a wild animal in the forest will come and bite you if you throw a stone at it. The so-called educated noble girls belittled her, set traps, gossiped, mocked, ridiculed and even abused her every chance they got to show their power. Because unlike her, they had strong families behind them who supported them. She had to struggle without the support of her family. Of course, she could not complain about them to her mother, who tried to discipline her at every opportunity, compared her to others and tried to discipline rather than love her, she had no choice but to deal with them herself. Even Ling buyi gave him her full support in the bridge incident.


They both understood that some things should not go unpunished. If you make a habit of being oppressed you will end up like Lou ben. No one on the bridge was innocent, two or three people were tormenting and the others were busy sycophanting and mocking and watching, the innocent ones were the ones not on the bridge.

I don't think her mother disciplined her, she learned to defend herself through her own experiences. She just showed her some things at the beginning and that's it. Showing her daughter what Luo's family was like is one of the few good things she did. That's when her scenes started to diminish.

After she left her mother, she became a little bit stronger because of what she went through. Then she came to the palace and matured in the palace. She never compromised her character. She always avenged what was done to her. Fortunately for her, the Emperor and his wives knew the concepts of justice. Unlike her mother, they were fairer.


Unlike their spoiled children, they were extremely mature. And they did not hesitate to do justice for the girl when necessary. She was also fortunate that Ling buyi supported her and taught her some court procedures.

Every argument between the couple made her think and with the advice of the empress, she began to improve herself. Through her experiences with Ling buyi, her quarrels, her experiences with the princesses at court, the way the adults at court treated her, she matured and grew stronger.

In fact, most of the people in the series have experienced character development through their suffering. Including the mother. Some in the opposite direction, unfortunately. For me, the daughter was the one who matured her mother. When her daughter locked herself in the palace and left her and the mother couldn't see her daughter for five years, this was the biggest punishment and maturation period for the mother. Her mother herself admitted her mistakes as she screamed at the door that closed on her. I still don't like the character of the mother in the first 10 episodes and the excessive discipline. As I said, if it was a short series and there was no time for the series to take a different turn, this excess would have made me leave the series.

I think the only good thing about long series is that they can suddenly switch to a different storyline. In this way, the mother's scenes were reduced, some separations that should have happened occurred, focal points shifted, life and death issues emerged, and each character matured with pain in their own place. The mother didn't have time to discipline her daughter and had the chance to self-criticize by witnessing her daughter's suffering. So when the story took different turns, we relaxed a bit and started to worry about other things.

Yes, I've already started the second part, we don't see the mother as much as we used to, she rarely appears and when she does she's protective, but still her behavior at the beginning is meaningless. We can even say that she is still a bit stubborn. If it wasn't a 50-episode series, I would definitely leave the show because of this. The overall flow of the series has shifted elsewhere, the middle part is centered on the palace. For this reason, it became a little softer. I'm glad that the girl got away from her mother, at least it's like a punishment for the mother.

It can happen. I realize she have her reasons, but that doesn't justify her methods. Unfortunately, it is not possible to say that everything is permissible on the way to the goal. She will be better in the future, of course, but that doesn't justify her unnecessary rigidity at the beginning. And after leaving her alone at the wolf's table for so many years. She should feel guilty. The girl needs some education, of course, but before comparing her to others, she should think about how she lived. Everyone around her made sense, except the mother. Just because she is a mother and an adult doesn't mean she is always right in what she does. She was not the only adult there. It's absurd to constantly compare her daughter to someone else, scolding her and punishing her. If I didn't know she raised two sons, I'd say she's a rookie mother. She only knows how to be a soldier. She can't accuse her daughter of lack of education if she doesn't know how to express what she thinks. If she is the so-called rational one, she should have expressed herself in a better way. And some things should be left to time. Treating her daughter like a machine that needs to be repaired is not being a mother in my opinion.