Im watching dream of splendor and thinking of watching new life begins which I put on hold till ep 6🤧also watched…
new life begins and nothing gold can stay is sooo good but yeah the first few episodes is a little slow as the story unfolds but after many episodes you will get addicted!
How did a beautiful story lose its way down the road. The story could have wrapped up about episode 40. Seven…
I like the 7 episodes and I want more. I’m happy the side characters even the maids got their lovelife and want honestly want to see their story more❤️
After 42 episodes and a kid, Li Jin Qi still hasn’t made it onto the list of things Xu Lanxiang actually lives…
I love her answer! I was feeling the pressure about marriage being the end game in this life. Realizing now there’s far more important people an thing to live for. Not just for a man or for romance
I think I read from novel readers here saying 2nd sis will get together with xie zhao in the novel though not sure in the drama if they will adapt that
I think even if Jinqi asks Lanxiang for permission, she will never agree to this marriage. After all, the Lin family betrayed the Shen family.
Let’s say the ML tries to make the FL fall in love with him, and she eventually does. Even then, I don’t think she would willingly marry him because she is still a Shen, and the betrayal between the two families is too significant to simply overlook.
And if the drama makes it so that she marries him simply because she fell in love, I think it would feel illogical for the plot and raise a lot of questions.
So, to me, the most logical explanation for why this marriage happens is that it’s an imperial decree. It would make much more sense within the story.
You are so right my friend. scholar Han might also be a problem too.
Hope not. If he schemes against Jinqi then it’s like scheming against Lanxiang. If the Lin family suffers then Lanxiang will also suffer so scholar Han should think about that
K-Drama 
Let’s say the ML tries to make the FL fall in love with him, and she eventually does. Even then, I don’t think she would willingly marry him because she is still a Shen, and the betrayal between the two families is too significant to simply overlook.
And if the drama makes it so that she marries him simply because she fell in love, I think it would feel illogical for the plot and raise a lot of questions.
So, to me, the most logical explanation for why this marriage happens is that it’s an imperial decree. It would make much more sense within the story.