From the bits and pieces that I’ve watched it seemed he tricked her into marriage initially? Did they have a…
hahaha im pretty sure the first one was not official bc the family didn't even know about it and if he was already married he wouldn't be able to marry Haimeng you know? Anyways I loved this. ignored all the small issues. Will def rewatch soon.
So I like that it's a remake of a kdrama I enjoyed, but I think it could've been a LOT shorter. Making it 40 episodes, the couples just repeated their problems over and over. Our main leads constantly argued about his past, only for him to reassure her, and then something else makes her suspicious and the cycle continues. Our second leads also had this problem. He rejects her, she says she'll move on but she comes right back like the psycho she is lol like girl no man is worth your tears over and over again. And the cycle continues for them too! Anyways, started strong ish but definitely falling flat a little past the halfway mark.
From the bits and pieces that I’ve watched it seemed he tricked her into marriage initially? Did they have a…
I mean, every drama has its plot holes. My take was that the first relationship wasn't legally binding, as in they were together and had a child but never registered their marriage. I honestly didn't mind that, the only thing I really had questions about was when Siyu was revealed to be the beneficiary of the marital possessions, why does that give the Lu family the right to all the property and not Siyu himself. He's an adult. Even if he was given ownership of the company or whatever, that's different than the family owning it all.
From the bits and pieces that I’ve watched it seemed he tricked her into marriage initially? Did they have a…
no this was so fun I'd love to explain anything you want to know hahaha
so it's kind of a surprise, even though there were some hints here and there, we find out as the audience when she reveals the truth to the younger brother after he confronts her. So basically he trusts her from the beginning, but then she sort of uses him, and then his family manipulates the situation to make it seem like SHE orchestrated the car crash (doesn't rlly make sense bc she nearly died lol) so he goes up to her like he's no longer a friend, asking her what REALLY happened during their honeymoon. She tries to brush it off, but eventually tells him that the truth he wanted to know SO BADLY was that his brother was the one who tried to kill her, not the other way around. And he hated his younger brother, even to get him into sports so that he wouldn't be interested in the family business. This shocks him ofc bc now he knows his whole family including the brother he looked up to, was evil against the one woman he fell for but refused to acknowledge out of respect for his family.
I'm sorry I can't check the episode right now, but it was almost right before they officially get together. Man, I think I might rewatch hahahah their little gestures and eye contact were sooo cute. ask me anything else HAHAHA
finally a drama where both lead time travel or transmigrate to past together
BUT every single time travel cdrama ive watched has a terrible ending... so I think im going to wait for this to end and find out if its a HE before I start :(
irl it is quite weird, unless you're religious, but in the drama it's not really weird for some reason. and it actually gets quite justified and makes more sense once some truths come to light about the ex-husband
From the bits and pieces that I’ve watched it seemed he tricked her into marriage initially? Did they have a…
so we find out he tricked her with his family to steal her fortune, since he was already in love with someone else and even had a son. but in the last episode we find out even further that though he conspired with his family, he didn't intend to actually kill her-- he was going to fake her death. His family was watching his every move so he had no choice but to play along. Unfortunately his father wanted his son to kill her and then kill his son to bury the secret, which we find out at the end. I'm sad you're dropping it, this was my fav modern c drama of the year :(
I read reviews only if they're unbiased like what I write. I watched this series for the Ml but the FL was definitely…
yeah I noticed that too... reviews can get so volatile bc people's opinions change so quickly based on what the masses are saying :/ but still would hope for a show I enjoy, this one, to have a higher rating simply so others can watch and enjoy it as much as I did
Yo this is so good. Really a prime example of not trusting reviews-- it had me hooked from the opening scene. The cast is great, I love the leads-- strong independent FL and softie ML who sees her at her softer side when she lets her guard down. IRL the idea of being in a romantic relationship with an in-law mortifying but in this case I honestly do not care hahahaha
Anyways
I loved this. ignored all the small issues. Will def rewatch soon.
Making it 40 episodes, the couples just repeated their problems over and over.
Our main leads constantly argued about his past, only for him to reassure her, and then something else makes her suspicious and the cycle continues.
Our second leads also had this problem. He rejects her, she says she'll move on but she comes right back like the psycho she is lol like girl no man is worth your tears over and over again. And the cycle continues for them too!
Anyways, started strong ish but definitely falling flat a little past the halfway mark.
My take was that the first relationship wasn't legally binding, as in they were together and had a child but never registered their marriage.
I honestly didn't mind that, the only thing I really had questions about was when Siyu was revealed to be the beneficiary of the marital possessions, why does that give the Lu family the right to all the property and not Siyu himself. He's an adult. Even if he was given ownership of the company or whatever, that's different than the family owning it all.
Loved the drama ofc but when that CAMEO hit I screamed hahahaha
so it's kind of a surprise, even though there were some hints here and there, we find out as the audience when she reveals the truth to the younger brother after he confronts her.
So basically he trusts her from the beginning, but then she sort of uses him, and then his family manipulates the situation to make it seem like SHE orchestrated the car crash (doesn't rlly make sense bc she nearly died lol) so he goes up to her like he's no longer a friend, asking her what REALLY happened during their honeymoon. She tries to brush it off, but eventually tells him that the truth he wanted to know SO BADLY was that his brother was the one who tried to kill her, not the other way around. And he hated his younger brother, even to get him into sports so that he wouldn't be interested in the family business. This shocks him ofc bc now he knows his whole family including the brother he looked up to, was evil against the one woman he fell for but refused to acknowledge out of respect for his family.
I'm sorry I can't check the episode right now, but it was almost right before they officially get together. Man, I think I might rewatch hahahah their little gestures and eye contact were sooo cute. ask me anything else HAHAHA
but in the last episode we find out even further that though he conspired with his family, he didn't intend to actually kill her-- he was going to fake her death. His family was watching his every move so he had no choice but to play along. Unfortunately his father wanted his son to kill her and then kill his son to bury the secret, which we find out at the end.
I'm sad you're dropping it, this was my fav modern c drama of the year :(
SO UNEXPECTED BUT AHHHHHHH ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
but still would hope for a show I enjoy, this one, to have a higher rating simply so others can watch and enjoy it as much as I did
And is romance a big part of the drama?
The cast is great, I love the leads-- strong independent FL and softie ML who sees her at her softer side when she lets her guard down.
IRL the idea of being in a romantic relationship with an in-law mortifying but in this case I honestly do not care hahahaha