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Replying to Payal • Oct 10, 2026
Only 2k comments? Where the hell is the hype? Lol, MDL only drools over basic romance dramas.
You are not wrong, sadly.
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Replying to Enigma05 • Oct 10, 2026
I’m glad that at least MR gets the whole stabbing and we have a cliff dive that of course no one ever dies from…
I call the cliff, "cliff-kun."
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Replying to Etherealblue • Oct 10, 2026
Well, I'm sure they'll make up and be friends in the end, even if these spoilers are true. Like it'll get worse…
I keep holding out hope for a HE for the ML. A girl can dream, right? 😉
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On Shadow Punisher • Oct 7, 2026
I realize this is mostly due to troll-like activity, but I think we need to clarify the terms being thrown around. BL (Boys' Love) is not the same as bromance (they are two separate things).

Bromance: a close nonsexual friendship between men (Merriam-Webster: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/bromance). For more details, check out: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bromance

Boys' Love (BL): a genre of fictional media that depicts homoerotic relationships between male characters (Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boys%27_love).

At best, you could say there is a bit of a (or a growing) bromance between Li Si and Meng Rui. Overall, the group is becoming closer as they continue their investigations. This drama is clearly mainly about friendship.
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Replying to Aveira • Oct 6, 2026
Every time I log in to iQYI, I don't see this drama on the banner or pushed around like the dramas they currently…
It is on the banner for me when I log in, so I'm not sure what region you are in (I am in North America).
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Replying to Good Grief • Oct 6, 2026
Loved what you wrote.Also, there is a difference between being in love and love. I learned that when I went through…
You make a good point about being in love vs. love. This is what I have thought about this drama as well. They really shouldn't use the romance tag because it is not a romantic story. It is; however, very much a story about love (different kinds) and about relationships. It has been too long since I took my Psych courses to be of more help in this arena, but there is very much a difference about falling or being in love to loving someone. And yes, I do believe that Lanxiang did love Jinqi in the end, but wasn't in love with him.
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Replying to Enigma05 • Oct 6, 2026
Dude is Old Master immortal? He’s going to outlive everyone lol! Except maybe LX.
I was jokingly thinking to myself he would be there to greet Grandma Lanxiang and the end. 😂
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Replying to lilmeh • Oct 4, 2026
Title A Prophet
I finished it. Now, i know the avalanche coming because of the ending, but tbh, I really really really liked this…
This was a good ending for a Republican era drama, to be honest. I rather liked how everything panned out. I too loved all the characters. They really did a good job here. 🥰
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Replying to 15955292 • Oct 4, 2026
Title A Prophet Spoiler
pls does it have a happy or sad ending
I would consider this a bittersweet ending, but it was a good ending in that it kept the momentum from the beginning, wrapped up plot points, and even gave us a bit of a surprise. One of the better endings I've seen.
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Replying to Sado Sadie • Oct 4, 2026
Title A Prophet Spoiler
Yo that ending. Maybe a set up for season 2?
That was a chef's kiss ending for real! Loved it.
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Replying to captioners • Oct 4, 2026
After 42 episodes and a kid, Li Jin Qi still hasn’t made it onto the list of things Xu Lanxiang actually lives…
This is not a romance. This is more about relationships between women, men and women, and families. I just feel for Jinqi that he doesn't make her list of things to care about.
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Replying to cjspock • Oct 4, 2026
Title A Prophet
I was thinking the same thing. That is MDL for you. 😐
I hate to break it to you, but this is a known issue with MDL. it is known thst non-romance titles have a lower rating in general on MDL. it has been commented on frequently. I know this because I watch many shows that aren't romance and see this problem often enough.
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On A Prophet • Oct 3, 2026
Title A Prophet
They really are keeping up their momentum! I enjoy this so much!!
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Replying to Indie Art Girl • Oct 2, 2026
Hi there! It sounds like you're saying theres very little romance? I'm a total romance girlie and trying to decide…
This is not a romance (there is very little of that here). I would say it deals more with relationships between men and women (and their impact on women) than a romance. If you are looking for romance, this is something you may want to skip.
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Replying to Embrosia • Oct 2, 2026
Title A Prophet
this is such a good revenge thriller!!! I can't believe the rating is so low just because of the lack of romance!
I was thinking the same thing. That is MDL for you. 😐
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Replying to leadtheprotection • Sep 30, 2026
I'm not surprised by the comments. The show is clearly not meant for a wider commercial audience. It reminds me…
Her "mentor" chose her because she thought she would be controllable. She was playing games from the start and the FL had to volley. Hierarchy has its place, but sometimes you have to go around if you want to get ahead. I don't find her disrespectful at all. She knows the game and simply plays it better than her mentor.
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Replying to oh honey • Sep 29, 2026
Omg omg I love this drama. I love both leads and I’m so invested in this story. I absolutely love a female lead…
I'm feeling the same things. I'm really enjoying this!!
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Replying to Conchiglia • Sep 28, 2026
They go to the 9-year-abandoned Shen house and start digging and cleaning in their wedding gowns. Some priorities!…
I said the same thing... y'all just going to do the yard work and cleaning in your wedding attire? Sure, okay... 🤣
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Replying to cjspock • Sep 26, 2026
Because he did the same thing that Lin Jin Qi did, but some seem to over look this. By that I mean, he forced…
No one, including her parents, asked her what she wanted. Han knew she had no feelings for him, yet he still went full speed ahead to secure her because he wanted her. The only difference is that he used her parents to force the marriage (because she would never go against them), instead of using the Emperor with an edict as Jinqi did.
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Replying to Mercy • Sep 26, 2026
Damn!!! Women’s experience was super horrific back then. What do you mean your husband can separate from you,…
I hate to break it to you, but it is only recent history that women are allowed to leave their husbands (in the US). This isn't some ancient practice... but something that has been going on for some time (and continues in some places). Also, domestic violence victims don't really have it any easier today than what was displayed here. I am glad that this drama is highlighting how tough women have always had it and continue to do so.
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