I ask myself this very question often about my daily choices. ;p
😁Same if I’m being honest. But, this girl is a bit too dense and loser-ish at times. She has me 🤦🏾♀️ SMH. But, then other times, she’s so capable and no-nonsense. OMG 😆
It started nicely with a lot of mystery but it got boring really quickly. Won't force myself through 40 episodes.
The romance has lost a bit of sizzle and tension (they are in their sweet, comfortable era now), but the bigger story itself is still fire. I’m still intrigued with all the twists and turns. One thinks it’s predictable, that l’ve got the plot figured out, but then nope, more details and reveals come that add more flavor that you didn’t see coming.
so, may be, Empress Dowager indirectly kills off tons of innocent people, so her son can become emperor and she…
She definitely must’ve because how didn’t the throne go to the Crown Prince’s son? He was the legitimate heir, right? No wonder Lishan Mountain didn’t support Empress Dowager’s usurpation.
Plot wise it's fine, lots to tell yet. But I'm more concerned that he started walking so fast in general. It's…
Apparently, three months is not entirely implausible, especially given Prince Ding used to be a soldier and overall very fit. This is what AI said:
“After eight years in a wheelchair, the timeline to walk again with physical therapy is highly variable. It depends entirely on the underlying cause (e.g., spinal cord injury, stroke, neurological condition). While some patients see progress in as little as 3 to 6 months, others require a much longer or lifelong commitment to regain mobility.”
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“After eight years in a wheelchair, the timeline to walk again with physical therapy is highly variable. It depends entirely on the underlying cause (e.g., spinal cord injury, stroke, neurological condition). While some patients see progress in as little as 3 to 6 months, others require a much longer or lifelong commitment to regain mobility.”