ep33 When Grand Tutor Li asked for punishment for the Marquis for cutting off the Eunuch's ear I felt I saw the puppet emperor's face 'show a moment of delight at the discomfiture of the palace!
ep33 The scene between Sui YuanQing and QiMin. First aesthetically intense, Second, all of the whiners "what's going on?" "Why does Sui HUai hate his family " all people had to do waas wait...wait... and here it is.
Put yourself in the hands of the show. If you get too angry, just drop it. but wait...this wasnt too long a wait. It wasnt confusing atall. But by the endless endless ;asking for plot motivations etc, the impact of the actual reveal is totally diminished. It is an oldfashioned view of the art of cinema and I wont repeat it again. I am not such a fool as to imagine that the whole cutlure of epiphenomena around shows will ever go away.
But epiphenomena are secondary imaginative events, often (not always) created by poorer or inferior authors, as fun as it may be to work in that side-along realm. And there is no way to sort out the better from the worse at present, except to spend hours scrolling looking for sense and sensibility.
Ok. Rant over. And my usual solution is, watch the whole episode or show. Say what you have to say where you can be heard if you want to be. The side stuff is entertainment for some, deadly confusing for others.
The Royal Princess.I love her character. But I wish they gave her character more meaning.Right now she just seems…
I didnt like her giddy and willful at the Academy, and she sobers up at the seige camp swiftly without warning. More of a kdrama cutie at first. But when she puts on her hair and goes all regal as the Princess it was impressive later on.
I love how fierce the FL lead is in battle, but I wish we could see that same strength with the Marquis of Wu’an.…
up through 32 as a general he is the planner, and only does so far the one inperson vanguard battle at lucheng. His arc is a long falling in love and getting used to being with a very independent woman. His previous persona where he was defined by grim vengeance and bad temper is described by others but not seen in the dramaexcept through a few regressions to that behavior.
They deviated alot from the novel for LHA character. If i rem correctly, in d novel, he was a willing pawn for…
Yes, if you notice all the master-student of martial arts relationships have been dependably positive -- the old wuxia romanticism. So that would indicate Li Huai'an will keep the faith with General He as much as possible.
I am just watching Blossom to avoid the angst of waiting...It has the usual rom-com rhythm rather than the POJ ambitious compressions and slomos. So the characters go out in the garden, shoot arrows, try to kill each other in a leisurely way. The water images, the female-centric done with class and taste, I can see the choices and/or the team assembled by the director ZQJ. But the whole amazingness of the POJ narrative storytelling with layered thematic movement, I dont see that. Different source writer and different scriptwriter? maybe. But perhaps ZQJ is one of those great collaborators who executes the vision from the script and further amplifies it.
So what is happening in ep 31 with the teachers? 😂 Somebody please explain to me
ChangYu is just not made for traditional Confucian teaching tactics. They are designed to produce an elite of scholar-bureaucrats to run the state. Technically meritocratic they produce as cozy a bunch of elitist academies as you would expect.
The humor is that she just breezes past it all. Mispronunciations, misunderstandings, doesnt know enough basic characters, cant sit still, but after all that SINCERE AS HECK. And the teachers always shake their heads at her interpretations and say...well, that is not entirely wrong...
Okay about this royal princess and ML's betrothment, we were told it was officially cancelled, after ML rejected…
Within this drama's fiction the only thing I could think of was that WeiYan forced the Emperor to do something stupid, which was possible for some legalistic reason to do with a lack of finalization of the GPrincess and Li Huai'an's marriage plans -- that 2yr waiting period? And for motivation, the GPrincess' rebellion and the public look of her running off to a beseiged army camp to be with Gongsun Yin. Forcing the old marriage back on the table at least contains that scandal.
I stopped and just picked it back up at 28 because there were too many opposite characteristics of an Asian drama…
Yes the combination of battlefield scenes from an infantryman's point of view and essentially a comic opera military camp was a little hard to digest.
There is an air of unreality about this whole section -- On Beigu Mountain 800plus troops belonging to the Jizhou army of General He are beseiged, shut off from the outside world. Their commanders are from another unit and from the imperial court's world, and as silly as anything in romantic comedy. It is a little weird.
When Grand Tutor Li asked for punishment for the Marquis for cutting off the Eunuch's ear I felt I saw the puppet emperor's face 'show a moment of delight at the discomfiture of the palace!
The scene between Sui YuanQing and QiMin.
First aesthetically intense,
Second, all of the whiners "what's going on?" "Why does Sui HUai hate his family " all people had to do waas wait...wait... and here it is.
Put yourself in the hands of the show. If you get too angry, just drop it. but wait...this wasnt too long a wait. It wasnt confusing atall. But by the endless endless ;asking for plot motivations etc, the impact of the actual reveal is totally diminished.
It is an oldfashioned view of the art of cinema and I wont repeat it again. I am not such a fool as to imagine that the whole cutlure of epiphenomena around shows will ever go away.
But epiphenomena are secondary imaginative events, often (not always) created by poorer or inferior authors, as fun as it may be to work in that side-along realm. And there is no way to sort out the better from the worse at present, except to spend hours scrolling looking for sense and sensibility.
Ok. Rant over. And my usual solution is, watch the whole episode or show. Say what you have to say where you can be heard if you want to be. The side stuff is entertainment for some, deadly confusing for others.
The humor is that she just breezes past it all. Mispronunciations, misunderstandings, doesnt know enough basic characters, cant sit still, but after all that SINCERE AS HECK. And the teachers always shake their heads at her interpretations and say...well, that is not entirely wrong...
And for motivation, the GPrincess' rebellion and the public look of her running off to a beseiged army camp to be with Gongsun Yin. Forcing the old marriage back on the table at least contains that scandal.
There is an air of unreality about this whole section -- On Beigu Mountain 800plus troops belonging to the Jizhou army of General He are beseiged, shut off from the outside world. Their commanders are from another unit and from the imperial court's world, and as silly as anything in romantic comedy. It is a little weird.