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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).

Yes, it brings an element of surprise.😊✨

Without a doubt, this film is a great comparison: "mr/s smith in ancient times…" a powerful couple, playing a game of trust and distrust, but with a lot of charm, face dangers with the strength of their talents. (Yes, they managed to take elements from the novel and transform them into this very interesting format.)

Episode 7 was like those spy movies (James Bond, Mission Impossible), with a lot of suspense. Very good!!!

Yes, each person playing their own deck of cards. (But in the novel this house can actually be empty for other reasons).

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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.

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I think that for this type of "fictional" story, for the "dangerous", "cat and mouse" element to remain in the story for longer, it needs to be that way. Because if he becomes sweet from one moment to the next, a lot of people's interest will be lost. (It's fiction, and in fiction, motives are found within the suspension of disbelief).

In the novel, he is young, a teenager, and falls in love with her. She calls him kid (but he is sincere and fair).She tells him that he reminds her of her brother.
I haven't reached the end of the book (but I suspect I will).

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Shen Zhai Ye shines.
And Jiang Tao Hua is next to him in this characters at the top 1.💖💖💖💖💖💖