Brennnndda

It is starting to feel that way. It' on ep 22 out of 38 and yet it is still very romance-focused and he hasn't remembered anything yet.

It's like the Temu version of The Eternals, except they have no powers.

I think it just means to grow old together ie: until their hair turns grey

I find this a common denominator in many transmigration dramas. When someone transmigrates into an already established world, the ripple effects of their "unaccounted" existence extends into unknown territories. "Evil" characters become good and "good" characters become evil.

Ah! Thank you!

Where are you watching previews?

I'm hoping SYM wakes up soon. Yes, she's in self-preservation mode, she realizes the threats are very much real but still sees everyone as characters and not as people. She also hasn't thought about how to get out of this world, I'm curious as to what she thinks the end result should be to return to reality.

I do wonder if in the original script, Nan Heng and Song Yiting were in love. Character-wise, they were the most similar.

He hasn't done anything to prove he isn't what she thinks he is though. Every good encounter she's had with him is when he is his alter ego.

And hence their marriage which HIS grandmother arranged. She was innocent in it as much as he was. Hurting other innocent people to avenge a great wrong doesn't equalize anything. She shouldn't have to be his punching bag.

Well, I'm a woman so you'd be wrong on that front. And him going straight to her and taking out his anger on HER wasn't an overreaction to you? Their entire marriage is literally her catering to his feelings.

Wei Yan is such a good character. It's unfortunate he kind of faded into the background these past couple episodes. I really sympathize with him because he's right. He's a Wei, he knows his cousin and grandmother love him, but they truly are too careful around him. It's no wonder he feels like a pet. They defend and protect him but don't actually believe in him.
As for his affections..yes, they're wrong but no one can help who they fall for. In addition, his affections were in the privacy of his own space. He wasn't pursuing her nor trying to split them up. In my opinion, Wei Shao overreacted. He listened to the word of an outsider and rather than speaking to both Xiao Qiao and Wei Yan about it, flew into a rage.

He's rather short tempered though so he won't let it go too far

Probably in deference to his deceased brother. Due to what happened in the past, she pretty much gets a free pass as long as she doesn't threaten them outwardly.

Maybe I completely missed it, but what is the age difference between Wei Shao and Lady Yu Luo? I thought they were around the same age...but his older brother was engaged to her and at the time, Wei Shao was just a child. Is she quite a bit older than Wei Shao? It would be creepy if they were around the same age since it would mean Wei Shao's brother was engaged to a literal child.

With Prisoner of Beauty doing well, I'd hope they'd capitalize on Liu Yu Ning's momentum and air this soon.

It is starting to feel that way. We're already 23/36 episodes and nothing big has happened yet. That makes me think the ending is going to be really rushed.

Wei Yan and the generals make me nervous. It's never smart to love them too much since nearly every historical romance drama shows that the male friend group always dies.

Maybe it's how the actor is portraying the character, but I'm really loving Wei Yan's trajectory. He's quite a pitiful character and really could go either way (whether it's allied with our leads or against them). It's also really interesting to see him fall in love with Xiao Qiao.
His character in the beginning really made me question his motives but seeing him choose the Wei family only to possibly betray them once he realizes he covets his cousin's wife is quite a turn of events. It's not so much that he falls for her, it's the how/why, She's obviously the first person who's ever truly believed in him as a person but it's also clear he's mistaking gratitude/admiration for romantic love. Maybe it's also because he envies the trust Wei Shao and Xiao Qiao have in each other, but like so many, he only saw the end result and not the countless battles in between that caused them to form such a bond.
I'm nervous to see him turn against them, but because the actor is doing such a good job with the character, I'm also excited to see how far he'll go.

I think I'm at a point where miscommunication doesn't work for me anymore. If I'm rooting for a couple, they need to be a united front, which is why I loved dramas like The Blossoming Love, The Starry Love and Blossom but actually hated Till the End of the Moon. Personally (and everyone is free to disagree), I find that trope dated and pointless, not angsty.