Green Tea Emperor

kkkkkkkkkkk 22 past lovers, that's a woman who really knows how to move on.


and yan ke, probably the biggest cuck i've ever seen in a c-drama.
22 and you're still chasing her ? kkkkkkkkkk

The worst curse that can befall a child is a slutty mother and a cowardly father.

This drama is about two guys with intellectual disabilities who pursue two extremely annoying girls.

this drama is like selling a car and then buying it back 15 years later. You just don’t do that.
It’ll come with the same issues, and a few more.

I think this ML is a loser and should get some real problems in his life.
The son of a bitch falls in love with a married woman and then drowns in self-pity—he’s an idiot.

Tae Pung is right. She needs to overcome her insecurity and stand up for herself.
She’s not in danger — she holds the same position (or even a higher one, considering she’s been with Tae Pung since the beginning) — and she’s extremely competent. There can’t be a duality between her being fully capable and, at the same time, unable to defend herself or assert her position.

Besides, this is just another case of identifying a problem and trying to overcome it, just like what happened with Tae Pung. In the beginning, he was completely reckless and irresponsible, but now he’s shown himself to be more cautious.

Honestly, if she can’t handle sexism, she’s clearly not suited for the sales department. And considering the time period in which the drama takes place - and the fact that sales is a field based on human interaction - she’ll have to deal with comments of the same level or even worse.

Power that is not exercised is lost.
The king should have dealt with whoever he wanted.
'Oh, but there's no evidence.' Who cares? He's the king — just fabricate some.

Well, I’ve read over 800 chapters of the novel, and I’m quite apprehensive about how they’re going to adapt this story.
Han Li is a smart, low-profile character who doesn’t get involved in things that don’t concern him.
He rarely gets caught up in any drama, and even the romance is very subtle.
What worries me is how they might try to alter the plot to maintain a dynamic pace in a series with only 30 episodes.

It's an open ending. He ends the drama in a coma.
Whether he will wake up? You decide.

get over man, she's for the streets

From his point of view, she is just a witch who is somehow able to control him. She cannot be
allowed to live

Unfortunately, her spell is too powerful, and he can only resign himself.

He is just fighting against witchcraft, completely normal in my view.

She constantly takes advantage of him; he has to lie for his own safety.
Completely justifiable.

gaslighting, my bro is the really victim here

EP-5 - My bro is just a chill and innocent guy who’s being hunted by a crazy, seductive witch. So sad.

It's rare, but it happens — the rating on MDL reflects the actual quality of the drama. Unfortunately, that probably won't last.

I agree with your point of view, but for me 'realistic ≠ interesting.' My view is that the arc of the Marquis was more interesting, and the rest, while still good, fell short. But as I said, even though it wasn't the part I enjoyed the most, it’s still very good overall.

A really good drama. I’d give it an 8.5/10.
Unfortunately, I found the final arc quite average, mostly because the way he dealt with the marquis was masterfully done, while the eunuch's arc was handled half with excellence and half with luck. The final enemy was basically dealt with without any real plan—he stopped anticipating his opponent and started acting somewhat recklessly.
Still, even the final part had a storyline worth a 7, along with a happy and satisfying ending. It’s definitely a drama worth watching.

c'mon, you're smarter than that.

yeah, that's the point