Count me in ✋I hate his character, misfortune or miserable things happen all the time but we don't see all the…
It is true, regardless of the suffering that is inflicted on us, we must overcome it and choose the best path in life. But there are people who cross the dividing line unfortunately, and this the story wants to show, (this character is someone who, by a thin thread, could have had another choice).
The way my face did Pikachu face when they stabbed LYR's father. I mean, I had no emotional attachment at all…
" And how can these people just siege them like this... ?" This kind of thing happens in the world right next to us. There are innocent people arrested without the right to bail.
Luo zi shang is too cruel.. they killed innocent… i hope he regrets it and died in a hard way
No. It's not a happy ending, it's a tragic ending. I wanted a happy ending for this character, that there was a twist. But there won't be, as events unfold. It will be an ending just like it is in the book. PS: But what I understand from the Chinese fans' point of view is how this character will have a new chance in another life (because of their reincarnation belief). And so they can see some poetry in it. (Because he should have been the other face in the mirror, he had to have been his other self, so in the other life...). PS: I don't believe so in the religious sense of them, but....it's the principle behind who wrote the novel.
As they believe in reincarnation, there is always a phrase that Chinese fans say: "that in the afterlife Luo zi Shang will be happy being his true self, Jiang Jirê ", his true name. And yes, he dies in the end by the hands of the one who hurt him the most in life, his true father. The two die at each other's hands. That's how it is in the book. And he does regret it at the end.
Ps: It seems that in this drama some parents like to kill their own children.
Luo zi shang is too cruel.. they killed innocent… i hope he regrets it and died in a hard way
As they believe in reincarnation, there is always a phrase that Chinese fans say: "that in the afterlife Luo zi Shang will be happy being his true self, Jiang Jirê ", his true name. And yes, he dies in the end by the hands of the one who hurt him the most in life, his true father. The two die at each other's hands. That's how it is in the book. And he does regret it at the end.
Ps: It seems that in this drama some parents like to kill their own children.
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Yes, it's true, that's right.
This kind of thing happens in the world right next to us.
There are innocent people arrested without the right to bail.
PS:
But what I understand from the Chinese fans' point of view is how this character will have a new chance in another life (because of their reincarnation belief). And so they can see some poetry in it. (Because he should have been the other face in the mirror, he had to have been his other self, so in the other life...).
PS: I don't believe so in the religious sense of them, but....it's the principle behind who wrote the novel.
Ps: It seems that in this drama some parents like to kill their own children.
Ps: It seems that in this drama some parents like to kill their own children.