Right, the Emperor announces that she's dead, but she may not be. I just thought in many dramas, those powerful guys always store their dead loved ones in some vaults or something hoping to revive them one day.
In the medicine she drinks, there're 2 poisons - one for her to miscarry (presumably from the Emperor) and the other causes her to be unconscious (presumably from the Dou's) . When she's in a coma and is fed medicine, one of the concubines gives her another poison and she dies. But until now, she's still not being buried. Dang! These writers are really sadistic! How many times a person needs to be killed?
No, this drama doesn't have much mushy type of romance like L&R. Its focus is very different. It is very cleverly…
As for Mark Chao, not so impressive when he acted as her sifu, but when he became Ye Hua, that's when I fell hard, really hard as if my heart was stolen XD XD XD
No, this drama doesn't have much mushy type of romance like L&R. Its focus is very different. It is very cleverly…
I know what you mean with Eternal Love. I had a hard time even watching through the 1st episode and wanted to drop it. I knew nothing about Mark Chao and thought he was, er, not my taste. Then I heard so many fav reviews and stuff, so I thought I was missing something. I restarted and pressed on even when the first few episodes were unbearable, and then all of a sudden, BAM! Mark Chao stole my heart! Anyway, just sharing my thoughts :D
- Eternal Love (Be patient with the first few episodes)
- Love In Between
- Under The Power
- The Song of Glory