This review may contain spoilers
Never think twice if you’re about to watch this drama. It’s a 10/10 for me.
If you love women-centric shows, this is the one for you, absolutely amazing.
(Continue reading only if you’re okay with minor spoilers about the characters and my personal interpretation of the show, which may differ from person to person.)
And honestly, I understand that the newly introduced characters at the ending might throw some people off. But if you watch it with an open mind, trust me, you’ll understand what this whole story was truly about and how it was important to complete the message.
It focused on many aspects, but one of the most important ones was women. I won’t spoil much, but this story feels truly needed to be watched. To me, it speaks about how women can uphold a dynasty, how they can rule, make their own decisions, and shape history.
That’s exactly why I don’t hate the newly added characters at the end which represent women who didn’t have privilege, protection, or nurturing, unlike Rong Shan Bao and her sisters. It showed how women were treated in the past, confined to their own cages, with little freedom or choice; it shows the harsh reality many women faced.
On the other side, through Rong Shan Bao and her sisters, the drama also shows us what a woman truly is and I feel this part reflects today’s world more. It represents a time where no one can impose themselves on us. We deserve respect and equality, and we are not behind anyone.
I don’t know if everyone will get it the way I did, but the way I perceived this drama gave me immense joy, and I loved every essence of it.
(Continue reading only if you’re okay with minor spoilers about the characters and my personal interpretation of the show, which may differ from person to person.)
And honestly, I understand that the newly introduced characters at the ending might throw some people off. But if you watch it with an open mind, trust me, you’ll understand what this whole story was truly about and how it was important to complete the message.
It focused on many aspects, but one of the most important ones was women. I won’t spoil much, but this story feels truly needed to be watched. To me, it speaks about how women can uphold a dynasty, how they can rule, make their own decisions, and shape history.
That’s exactly why I don’t hate the newly added characters at the end which represent women who didn’t have privilege, protection, or nurturing, unlike Rong Shan Bao and her sisters. It showed how women were treated in the past, confined to their own cages, with little freedom or choice; it shows the harsh reality many women faced.
On the other side, through Rong Shan Bao and her sisters, the drama also shows us what a woman truly is and I feel this part reflects today’s world more. It represents a time where no one can impose themselves on us. We deserve respect and equality, and we are not behind anyone.
I don’t know if everyone will get it the way I did, but the way I perceived this drama gave me immense joy, and I loved every essence of it.
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