I was either out of it or this episode was confusing as hell. how did we get from kissing like there's no tomorrow…
Last week, I finished the webtoon and there was not such shit. And I was thinking how stupid it is in kdramas, 10eps are spent waiting for the couple to get together and then 1-3 more on being broken up due to some non-issue... but there is no such thing 'here'... but there is - so stupid.
"No matter what the relationship is, once it's started, I don't think it's right for one person to end it one-sidedly."Unless…
Agree the line is stupid - if someone wants to break up, it is abuse and stalking to continue chasing the other person and not let them go.
The problem with Ji Won's mother is the cheating and then stealing all money of the family and disappearing for life, She lived 30 km or something (of 3km?) but was never there for her daughter. I think she also stole Ji won's father's life insurance maybe...(I didn't get the point).
This episode once again has gone to prove to me that before I take every ones comments to heart and let them influence…
What's annoying is adding a completely useless character with only 4 episodes to go, when even the webtoon has plenty of material; is she in the novel? The crazy, rich ex-girlfriend is so overdone and stupid.
I'm coming back the comment previously by some fans that the ML is made too dark by ZLH. But if one puts his life in perspective - it can even be darker. 1. He was abused by his father as a child; treated the crown prince as the sun and him as dirt. 2. His mother was threatened so he can "choose" to go to his death by pretending to be the crown prince/emperor. 3. His father actively almost killed him and then watched as thousands of children were slathered. 4. From useless prisoner became one of/chief strategist of that prince... and more. His life was super dark.
I'm coming back the comment previously by some fans that the ML is made too dark by ZLH. But if one puts his life in perspective - it can even be darker. 1. He was abused by his father as a child; treated the crown prince as the sun and him as dirt. 2. His mother was threatened so he can "choose" to go to his death by pretending to be the crown prince/emperor. 3. His father actively almost killed him and then watched as thousands of children were slathered. 4. From useless prisoner became one of/chief strategist of that prince... and more. His life was super dark.
The problem is what can you do bevayse they haven't done it yet so whatever you do YOU will seem like the crazy…
Seems he had a crush on her but never did anything - didn't have the courage or thought she was happy in her relationship, etc. but in the end saw her life had been terrible.
I would never have her be with Zhang Zhe. He is so rigid and self righteous that I canāt take it any more. He…
She is obsessed with him because he is the best person she feels she meets in the previous life - he helps her and never betrays her even to the point of being executed.
Zhang Zhe: "She's an independent person, you cant control her."Xie Wei: "Really?"Me: (fans self)Woo god I love…
I liked that he never treated the FL badly. I hate the dog blood dramas that the male lead is 'good' but mistreats or allows others to abuse the FL. Even if he is very scheming the love progression felt natural and I liked that they are very similar and help each other be better.
Do we have an explanation from the cast or production team/director about the ending? I need to know how to interpret…
Really hate stupid endings where the main leads die for no reason, especially if they are supposed to be the smartest/strongest/most scheming person/people in the story - just makes no sense; that's why I loved the ending of Story of Kunning palace - that guy is the 'smartest person in the room' able to think 20-30 moves and years ahead. One thing is for a smart character to want to die/have terminal disease, etc. but just unexplained...? All these endings with the main leads dying just because, is shit; there is a way to make it make sense but it seems to me some writers/directors are so bent on confusing/surprising the audience, they just throw shit at the wall waiting to see what will stick...
I was thinking about Wan Niang, Xuening's foster mother. Is it Mother Wan or is Niang the name?
She is a concubine so even her biological children can never call her "mother" only the main wife is called "mother". And technically not a foster mother but the concubine was thrown out with supposedly her child and she switched and kidnapped the child of the wife so her child can live a good life as if she had raised her own daughter, after her death the daughter may not have even been accepted back in the family in the capital but directly married off somewhere, etc.
The problem with Ji Won's mother is the cheating and then stealing all money of the family and disappearing for life, She lived 30 km or something (of 3km?) but was never there for her daughter. I think she also stole Ji won's father's life insurance maybe...(I didn't get the point).
1. He was abused by his father as a child; treated the crown prince as the sun and him as dirt.
2. His mother was threatened so he can "choose" to go to his death by pretending to be the crown prince/emperor.
3. His father actively almost killed him and then watched as thousands of children were slathered.
4. From useless prisoner became one of/chief strategist of that prince... and more.
His life was super dark.
1. He was abused by his father as a child; treated the crown prince as the sun and him as dirt.
2. His mother was threatened so he can "choose" to go to his death by pretending to be the crown prince/emperor.
3. His father actively almost killed him and then watched as thousands of children were slathered.
4. From useless prisoner became one of/chief strategist of that prince... and more.
His life was super dark.
All these endings with the main leads dying just because, is shit; there is a way to make it make sense but it seems to me some writers/directors are so bent on confusing/surprising the audience, they just throw shit at the wall waiting to see what will stick...