Hyperborea

I haven't seen it yet but I have it on my list. The figure of the nine-tailed fox fascinates me.

Brutto per me significa non gradevole da guardare, onestamente devi ammettere che rispetto ad alcuni drammi non sono bellissimi, la protagonista sì ma è talmente insulsa e senza bravura nel recitare da risultare noiosa da vedere. Forse lo ha detto per questo. Mark Chao senza capelli lunghi e senza trucco non è un bellissimo. Non è brutto ok ma neanche come altri attori. Ha molto carisma però ed è meno terribile nella recitazione rispetto alla protagonista.

harassment and abuse of a pregnant woman, abandoned child, terrible motherhood. An actress without expressiveness and intensity, Mark Chao was perhaps poorly directed because he plays a "god" without personality, he also forgets his son... . HOW DISGUSTING! Personally, I have NOT seen all this eternal love, on the contrary, desperate and toxic (love).

For goodness sake, I don't dispute the narrative choices! I take issue with the protagonist's total change of direction with no apparent explanation but the series is "short" compared to the others so I understand that an alternative path couldn't have been found but he seems as a fickle and capricious type to me. Thank you for the constructive debate.

ok,let's admit that, also because it seems to me to be the only explanation, why later he changes his mind and wants the research back? Maybe because the uncle dies and considers his sins atoned for? But he died of a natural death....I really can't find any explanations

I also thought about skipping from the 20th but either you see it or you don't, unfortunately if I had known that it would have made me so bitter I wouldn't have started it.

and ...in the end... and what did you decide?

Thank you for your complete and in-depth review. I have seen the drama and I don't understand the reason for the change of attitude of Ron Yu before and after the divorce. First he says he wants to set her free but when she declares her love and her desperation he is unmovable, after she saves his life in battle he seems desperate. A'Tan asks him why he pushed her away and he doesn't answer. I think it was for the purpose of wanting to atone for his family's guilt towards the He family, what makes him change his mind in your opinion? The fact that she tells him "it's not his fault"? Yet, when she says it he had already fainted, and yet he goes so far as to tell her that he no longer loves her with such coldness to push her away. How did you interpret it? I'm confused.

Viste solo le puntate finora disponibili e devo dire che mi ha colpito parecchio, rischia di diventare uno dei miei preferiti, speriamo non si perda sul finale. Finora posso dire che è abbastanza prevedibile... non spoilero. Lo consiglio: spassoso ma profondo, sentimentale, sensuale e senza falsi pudori tipici dei kdrama.