I know what you mean. I haven't seen a really fabulous historical (excluding xianxia/ wuxia) for a while, especially…
The only thing is, it's a cliff-hanger. There are two more seasons to be released, hopefully within the next 4 years. Adapted from a novel, which is a super long one.
This show, based on the plot, should be filled with lots of fun stuff. Action. Romance. Political Intrigue...…
You're so right about the drama being two different dramas. I was so confused when I first started the series. I thought it was a rom-com which obviously not (or is it?) Too tired trying to make sense of these dramas anymore.
Until now, I don't have any idea about the love story of the second couple HAHAHAHAHA I've been skipping their…
Yeah, the Xu Li character is like an iron pot (as in the story of iron and clay pots), getting people into trouble whenever she bumps into them. She's going to get Yuan Shuai very annoyed once he finds out what she has done with his cousin.
- Dai Rui-er sleeps with Song Zhi, and return to Li's Manor- They expose Xiong Xiruo's faked pregnancy and have…
Exactly as what @asian_things said - they don't want the parents to feel guilty and heart-broken. The parents initially think she had lost the baby when she's hurt. Seeing them being so devastated, they tell them that the baby is safe.
BTW, her role name is Zhao Qing He 赵清禾 Qing means clean, clear, distinct or quiet. He is referred to grain,…
In I've Fallen For You, the Chinese characters used in Zhao Cuo's name have the homophone with the meaning "wrong anyway", whereas his father's name Zhao Juan Dui literally means, "All correct" :D
BTW, her role name is Zhao Qing He 赵清禾 Qing means clean, clear, distinct or quiet. He is referred to grain,…
Like you, I love dissecting all these characters' names used in Chinese dramas. Some of them are simply hilarious like those in Joy of Life and I've Fallen You. The play of the characters and their homophones is intriguing :D
This series is getting better and sweeter. By episode 26:
- Dai Rui-er sleeps with Song Zhi, and return to Li's Manor - They expose Xiong Xiruo's faked pregnancy and have her kicked out - But Xiong Xiruo is now actually pregnant (she doesn't know it herself yet), for real this time - She's a princess and only Song Zhi knows it
That line is very thin especially in those times: a wife is obligated to the husband. No matter how unwilling she may be, it is seen as her duty to please the husband. Denying the husband may trigger his wrath which I think Mingyu wants to avoid.
Episode 36 - The Emperor was put in a dilemma, save wanyin or mingyu. Honestly, this was such a sad moment, since…
I don't really think it's a dilemma at all; it's pretty obvious that he should save Mingyu and not Wanyin because Mingyu is being poisoned whereas the latter wants to kill herself. Logically he should save the one who wants to live and abandon the one who doesn't.
- They expose Xiong Xiruo's faked pregnancy and have her kicked out
- But Xiong Xiruo is now actually pregnant (she doesn't know it herself yet), for real this time
- She's a princess and only Song Zhi knows it