eliteles1

Okay. Despite some problems, it is an interesting drama and kept me engaged until the end.

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Kill me love me:
She is referring to (they tried to kill him. They took a fake corpse to deceive the king.) The main couple spent some time on the ice, almost starving to death, until they were rescued.

I like this contrast in her personality with her brother. I find the scenes very funny.

As in the book, in the drama the real interaction is between Shen Zai Ye and Jiang Tao Hua. The other women represent assets, political resources, which he accepts due to interests, but without real involvement. (And this is even more evident in the drama).
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There is even a double so that Shen Zai Ye doesn't have to fulfill his obligations (...) to these women. This is in the book. In the drama, this didn't even need to be used as an excuse.
Cesia_07 9 hours ago
The harem is not the focus here.
Those women were offered to him. They work as spies bcos ML is the most powerful official in the kingdom. He doesn't care about those women and never touches them. Those women also don't fight for his love. He will eliminate them with the help of FL.

Soocrafty 33 minutes ago
Just check it out. If you like court politics, espionage, enemies to lovers. You’ll probably figure out whether you’ll want to continue after the first couple eps.

I just finished ep 10 😁

Regarding the multiple wives - it’s not really about them fighting for his attention. None of that. He not romantically interested in any of them, not even the Fl (nor is she interested in him romantically). He very focused on his work and trying to purge corruption. She focused on staying alive in a foreign country and taking care of her family. The ladies in the house are all part of this web of balancing government power.

Welcome ! 😊

So you know the problem with this book (but the drama improved the plot a lot, but took away some interesting elements), (elements that would agree better with the ending of the book). . So, in the end, it's still an interesting story.

About "Kill me love me- drama and Kill me love me- Novel (chat)


➡️ Kbeauty Oct 15, 2024 06:44 pm
In the novel ML is a rapist and repeatedly rapes FL and beats her through the novel orders a prisoner who won't let him rape her be gang raped and beaten by his men. Kills innocent women and children. But the FL his rape victim loves him anyway. Because well who knows maybe he's "hot" ooh

Yeah go girls well done for glorifying this pathetic shit.

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➡️ eliteles1 VIPOct 15, 2024 06:50 pm
In the novel ML is a rapist and repeatedly rapes FL and beats her through the novel orders a prisoner who won't let him rape her be gang raped and beaten by his men. Kills innocent women and children. But the FL his rape victim loves him anyway. Because well who knows maybe he's "hot" ooh

Yeah go girls well done for glorifying this pathetic shit.

I like the drama version. (And as for the book, I analyze the writer's intention. But...(which was miscalculated). But the drama filming authors understood the true intention (and developed the true meaning of this story), which the female writer only sketched in her book.

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➡️ Kbeauty Oct 15, 2024 07:17 pm
I like drama version. (And as for the book, I analyze the writer's intention. But...(which was miscalculated). But the drama filming authors understood the true intention (and developed the true meaning of this story), which the female writer only sketched in her book.

Sorry I have no Idea what you mean.

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➡️ eliteles1 VIPOct 15, 2024 07:26 pm
Sorry I have no Idea what you mean.

I'll rewrite it. One moment.......

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➡️ eliteles1 VIPOct 15, 2024 07:29 pm
I'll rewrite it. One moment.......

When I read the book (these passages you mentioned), I read them as something that didn't fit the story. (Clearly the female writer wanted to create an anti-hero, someone troubled but redeemable), but she overdid it. (If there were an editor who helps writers, he would say, take that part out, take that part out, I know what your real intention is.) The book mentions that he is someone who has been wronged, etc. (The scriptwriters of the drama understood the draft of the book better than the female writer) and wrote and rewrote him better for the drama (a troubled, hurt, but fair man), someone redeemable. I can't read the book (thinking those passages are plausible), but I see the general outline of the book. I don't know if I made myself clear. I hope so.

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➡️ Kyeomiii Oct 17, 2024 07:26 am
In the novel ML is a rapist and repeatedly rapes FL and beats her through the novel orders a prisoner who won't let him rape her be gang raped and beaten by his men. Kills innocent women and children. But the FL his rape victim loves him anyway. Because well who knows maybe he's "hot" ooh

Yeah go girls well done for glorifying this pathetic shit.

I absolutely felt the novel was crappy and shit . FL being so pathetic enough to accept him after all shits he had done to her . In the first few chapter he raped her and let another girl named A'dai being sAed by his armys . He always compared her to another girl (luo mei )and did horrible shit and told her she was just a servant and called her names . Took advantage of her and still FL forgives him at the end . Tbh he was never her home which she wandered all long. However in the drama they have changed many things and I feel it is much better and makes more sense . The plot is much more appropriate and acceptable. They changed ml character while there are certain resemblance to the novel . I absolutely loving the drama and looking forward for the updates .

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➡️ Kbeauty Oct 17, 2024 07:53 am
Yes I just think it's so bad they should never have given it the pleasure or the writer the reward by adapting it for the big screen

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This drama is very interesting. This couple still doesn't love each other. They got married, but they distrust each other. Both are very intelligent, and live in a battle of the minds, but they end up joining forces, even if against their will, for their goals. It's Mr./Ms. Smith in ancient times, as someone compared it here. There's a lot of chemistry between them. She fights for survival at any cost, living with her possible enemy who lives next door, but who protects her better.

As in the book, in the drama the real interaction is between Shen Zai Ye and Jiang Tao Hua. The other women represent assets, political resources, which he accepts due to interests, but without real involvement. (And this is even more evident in the drama).
PS:
There is even a double so that Shen Zai Ye doesn't have to fulfill his obligations (...) to these women. This is in the book. In the drama, this didn't even need to be used as an excuse.
Cesia_07 9 hours ago
The harem is not the focus here.
Those women were offered to him. They work as spies bcos ML is the most powerful official in the kingdom. He doesn't care about those women and never touches them. Those women also don't fight for his love. He will eliminate them with the help of FL.

🤗Welcome.

The book has 246 chapters. I read up to 127 (I want to continue reading the rest), and I read the spoilers from readers who read the entire book. Putting both perspectives together, I think this story is wonderful (in the sense of the development of the love story, surrounded by dangers between life and death, and the change in the life story of the main couple because they met (this is what readers say because this female writer always likes to write about imperfect, flawed people, but who help each other to be better people. Both grow together as better people through their coexistence). And the ending is tremendously beautiful and dramatic.

The princess Gambit (is being broadcast now, Liu Xue Yi is the male lead). He is a Murong Jing He type hero (half villain, half hero).

There is a line (from the novel) that Murong Jinghe says to Mei Lin (who he thinks she is dead): "Woman, did you die so easily?" (This line defines all the admiration he has for Mei Lin and also all the frustration he feels for thinking she is dead). In this line, he, as a man, with all his pride, shows his pain for losing this strong woman. (And this line is not in the drama.) I even forgive it for not being the happy ending of the book. But this line... it even matches Liu Xue Yi's way of acting, sometimes a single look and a deep sentence on his lips (gain even more impact, depth, sensitivity), often without needing to shed a single tear, and still, he would make us cry.
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But don't get me wrong, this drama is beautiful, deep, moving, and full of surprises. (even if I don't agree with another key development).

I think despite the ups and downs of the plot, the character Murong Jing He is actually the most complete and deep character of all Liu Xue Yi's characters. The one who comes closest to the weight of this character is Yuan Zhong who he played in "A moment but forever", as he is also a multifaceted character (although he doesn't have as many twists and turns as the character Murong Jing He).

It's his real voice. And at the beginning he chose this slower speech to differentiate (the apparent villain, from what the character will show himself to be later).

The ending of the book is very dramatic and very beautiful. And it is a happy ending.

I think if something close to this will happen in the drama (it hasn't come yet). I think the drama is better than the novel (I just won't hold to that opinion) if they change the ending of the book.

In the novel, she does questionable things. She plots something that will happen to the women in the house. She helps in something that will possibly lead to the death of a prince. (She manages to act decisively to achieve her goals).

This makes the story between the main couple realistic, convincing, emotional, and built little by little. (The screenwriters and the novelist had to tie up all the loose ends).