All along he was Yan zheng, the red flag is Marquis Wu'an
True! It was a long day and they ended up talking about a heavy topic: Xie Zheng leaving. That triggered everything I guess. Both start to get petty, Xie Zheng gets jealous, Chang Yu gets worried, etc.
As someone who hasn't read the novel and didn't know what to expect, I felt very uncomfortable with the whole…
Maybe it’s because Chang Yu mentioned that she has prepared clothes and money for Yan Zheng when he leaves. Not to mention, she also said that she has prepared divorce paper and said that they should have closure before he leaves. Hearing that, Yan Zheng is mad, disappointed, and sulky because he thinks why is this girl so cool with him leaving or something. Then they banter and have a petty fight with him finding her a husband and she also talking about his future wife and stuff.
The forceful kiss was.. surprising. I guess both were just too emotional. Benefit of the doubt, maybe Xie Zheng held himself so much that when he knows it’s about to end (as in him leaving Xigu Lane and her leaving that moment, angrily), he just dgaf and went right on and kiss her. I’m glad she slapped him though!
After the first forceful kiss, I think he mentioned Song Yan just because he’s being petty and sulky, not because he’s insecure. I mean, I think he knows that Chang Yu has no feelings towards Song Yan. But, it’s just me giving the writers the benefit of the doubt. I also think bringing up Song Yan is a bit out of character.
Also I guess Chang Yu would’ve agreed to leave with him if they talked nicely. Here, everything felt a bit chaotic for Chang Yu. Him leaving, him saying that either his enemy or him will for sure die, and all that. So many things to process.
I’m glad you like the drama! Guess we just have different tastes.For me, the ending was a victim of sloppy writing.…
Oh, I’ve heard about that drama but not interested for now hahah. I feel like it’s too heavy so maybe I’ll try later.
I’m currently watching Pursuit of Jade. It’s so good so far!! I find it well-written and the cinematography is also great. I’ve also recently finished Twinkling Watermelon (I’m late, I know) and Honour (don’t really recommend) for Korean dramas.
If you need light dramas to combat the heaviness of Swords into Plowshares, I suggest you watch Mr. Queen, if you haven’t already! Or I may have other light watches but have to look at my list first.
So sad that you didn't enjoy it more. It's wrapped up better than most dramas. They may have left some open ends…
I’m glad you like the drama! Guess we just have different tastes.
For me, the ending was a victim of sloppy writing. I did not analyze it for flaws but the flaws were just so obvious to me. While watching, I did not feel empty but rather, quite entertained because of its light charm. However to me, the story lacked depth. I can’t say that it’s a good drama to my standards. It’s just an easy, no brainer watch.
Novel readers, I have a question. When Chang Yu leaves to go to Xie Zheng, or when she’s with Xie Zheng, what will happen to Chang Ning? Will Chang Ning go with her or stay with Madam Zhao? Will she keep staying with Madam Zhao? Will our Fan sisters be separated?
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The forceful kiss was.. surprising. I guess both were just too emotional. Benefit of the doubt, maybe Xie Zheng held himself so much that when he knows it’s about to end (as in him leaving Xigu Lane and her leaving that moment, angrily), he just dgaf and went right on and kiss her. I’m glad she slapped him though!
After the first forceful kiss, I think he mentioned Song Yan just because he’s being petty and sulky, not because he’s insecure. I mean, I think he knows that Chang Yu has no feelings towards Song Yan. But, it’s just me giving the writers the benefit of the doubt. I also think bringing up Song Yan is a bit out of character.
Also I guess Chang Yu would’ve agreed to leave with him if they talked nicely. Here, everything felt a bit chaotic for Chang Yu. Him leaving, him saying that either his enemy or him will for sure die, and all that. So many things to process.
All of this is just my opinion though hahaah!
I’m currently watching Pursuit of Jade. It’s so good so far!! I find it well-written and the cinematography is also great. I’ve also recently finished Twinkling Watermelon (I’m late, I know) and Honour (don’t really recommend) for Korean dramas.
If you need light dramas to combat the heaviness of Swords into Plowshares, I suggest you watch Mr. Queen, if you haven’t already! Or I may have other light watches but have to look at my list first.
For me, the ending was a victim of sloppy writing. I did not analyze it for flaws but the flaws were just so obvious to me. While watching, I did not feel empty but rather, quite entertained because of its light charm. However to me, the story lacked depth. I can’t say that it’s a good drama to my standards. It’s just an easy, no brainer watch.
I am fine with spoilers! Just mark it as spoiler.