EP 25 Question:What was sheer trying to get out of sun kowtowing to save Alir? Why do you think Alir rather kill…
It was a time and a people for whom honor prevails over everything. If Sun does bow, he may no longer be respected and followed by his people. It is a great humiliation. She did this to save her son's honor but also to give his freedom back, because as long as she was alive they will use her to control her son.
Ep 25. Im so pissed with Changge. I will just watch leyan and hao du’s scene.Im really done... It’s just that…
Changge is a young girl under the age of 16, with no experience in politics, the outside world and war. She is in enemy territory, a slave waiting that A'Sun frees her and she has lost everything. A'Sun puts himself in danger, endangers his men and endangers Changge's plan by showing Sheer that he cares for her. Why blame only her for putting herself in danger to save an old uncle? She did everything she could not to involve A'Sun and his division. But she has the right to decide for what and who she is willing to put her life on the line. Of course she shouldn't have blindly trusted a stranger. But, as I said, she has no knowledge of political intrigue and thought she had found a compatriot.
It's a shame to give up on her character and her whole story just because she acts impulsively to protect someone she cares about. All the consequences that will result are not her fault. The animosity between Sher and Sun existed before she arrived, the plans to get rid of the Eagle Division also existed before her and the fact that Sun's mother was a hostage and ended up acting as leverage on Sun had nothing to do with Changge. Sun himself will admit that he shouldn't have blamed her.
Question for anyone who has understood this moment. At the end of episode 31, the little prince says something to Changge who turns to A'Sun who shakes his head comically. What's going on ?
ok, changge really has met some great men I think. I am not talking romantically even. Imagine the times she was…
You said everything but I would like to add something: Changge's free education was also made possible thanks to her father. If the latter had refused to let his daughter learn from her uncle, she would never have been able to have all this knowledge. He let her have masters, didn't hide what his daughter was doing, agreed to his generals sending weapons (such as a bow) to his daughter and so on. He seemed strict and not close to her but at least he wasn't ashamed of her and didn't try to restrain her.
Guys what do you all think of SheEr after ep 25?I think he is innocent but very naive and other people around…
I think he's an obsessive jerk who suffers from a lousy upbringing and inferiority complex but has still a little bit of good heart. This is the tragedy of his character, given his personality and his parents, he had no chance of getting out of it from the start. I don't forget that he almost killed Sun in the fight, that he keeps annoying his brother for years, that he almost killed Changge by shooting her to annoy Sun and so on. I find it good that his character is a little more complex than he seemed to be. Seeing him feel remorse and reflect on his past actions is really interesting. Just like the fact that he sincerely loves Mimi. But that doesn't absolve him of all the shit he's done.
omggg... thank u so much.. better lyrics indeed.. I'm looking everywhere for MVs of the OSTs made with ge sun…
Did you find any MV with Gesun content? Apart from the 2 MV that I posted on the post made for videos, I can hardly find others that are of good quality.
Changge tried to stop Sher's men from stealing Sun's horses. Therefore, they think she helped him and was one…
In this drama, at least for the moment, Sun being the oldest, the most experienced militarily and the one in the camp of the aggressors, he is the one who has the possibility and opportunity to save Changge in a more directal way. Unlike her who saves him a few times by using tricks.
Can someone please remind me how Changge helped Sun in Youzhou? Sher’s subordinate told him that he recognized…
Changge tried to stop Sher's men from stealing Sun's horses. Therefore, they think she helped him and was one of his men. Additionally, Sher's man saw Changge and Sun return from a nightime walk, indicating that they were friends.
The romance is really beautiful but you have to know that it is a slow burn. The main couple share scenes that build their relationship and romance in each episode but you shouldn't expect to see them come together too quickly. The secondary couple is also a slow burn romance. Personally I love it so I encourage you to watch it. Romances where the characters come together quickly have me much less passionate than this romance there.
The Khan is such a contradictory person. On one hand, he raised Sun and loved him very much yet took Sun's foster-mother…
The Khan is a man who lives in the moment. When he sees his son doing great things, he is proud of him, when he suspects that his son might be plotting against him, he is wary of him and so on. He loves his son but at the same time never forgot that they were not related by blood. And he's a weak and cowardly spirit, as seen in his attitude with his wife or when he plans to assassinate the Tang Emperor and then is terrified when the situation is reversed.
Thanks for the translation x)
She did this to save her son's honor but also to give his freedom back, because as long as she was alive they will use her to control her son.
A'Sun puts himself in danger, endangers his men and endangers Changge's plan by showing Sheer that he cares for her. Why blame only her for putting herself in danger to save an old uncle? She did everything she could not to involve A'Sun and his division. But she has the right to decide for what and who she is willing to put her life on the line.
Of course she shouldn't have blindly trusted a stranger. But, as I said, she has no knowledge of political intrigue and thought she had found a compatriot.
It's a shame to give up on her character and her whole story just because she acts impulsively to protect someone she cares about. All the consequences that will result are not her fault.
The animosity between Sher and Sun existed before she arrived, the plans to get rid of the Eagle Division also existed before her and the fact that Sun's mother was a hostage and ended up acting as leverage on Sun had nothing to do with Changge. Sun himself will admit that he shouldn't have blamed her.
At the end of episode 31, the little prince says something to Changge who turns to A'Sun who shakes his head comically.
What's going on ?
Changge's free education was also made possible thanks to her father. If the latter had refused to let his daughter learn from her uncle, she would never have been able to have all this knowledge. He let her have masters, didn't hide what his daughter was doing, agreed to his generals sending weapons (such as a bow) to his daughter and so on. He seemed strict and not close to her but at least he wasn't ashamed of her and didn't try to restrain her.
This is the tragedy of his character, given his personality and his parents, he had no chance of getting out of it from the start.
I don't forget that he almost killed Sun in the fight, that he keeps annoying his brother for years, that he almost killed Changge by shooting her to annoy Sun and so on.
I find it good that his character is a little more complex than he seemed to be. Seeing him feel remorse and reflect on his past actions is really interesting. Just like the fact that he sincerely loves Mimi. But that doesn't absolve him of all the shit he's done.
The secondary couple is also a slow burn romance.
Personally I love it so I encourage you to watch it. Romances where the characters come together quickly have me much less passionate than this romance there.
He loves his son but at the same time never forgot that they were not related by blood. And he's a weak and cowardly spirit, as seen in his attitude with his wife or when he plans to assassinate the Tang Emperor and then is terrified when the situation is reversed.
I would love so much that this drama gets all the attention it deserves and that the cast and the whole team are congratulated and rewarded.