mnorinsky

There is nothing the ML did to make Old Gao a villain. Old Gas just was a spoiled, entitled brat who was use to being #1 and was reduced to being #2. His jealousy and bitterness were what made him the villain. If you have watched episode 23-24 I think it becomes clear how bad a person he was.

I enjoyed this more than I thought I would BUT I have one question. I understand why the FL was allowed to return to the human realm but how did the ML get out of hell to join her? Was he forgiven as well for fulfilling his 500 year punishment and finally protecting the FL and their son?

The time flew watching this drama. It was really quite good and the acting was exactly what I expected, terrific.

It was good and then it wasn't and then it was good and ... Mixed feelings about this one but in parts it was extremely moving.

I'm starting episode 6 and I can understand the low ratings so far. The FL is toxic. She's toxic to her friends (hasn't seen or reached out to them in 10 years), toxic to her first love and especially toxic to her father. I have not seen a single redeeming aspect of this character. The ML is too forgiving of the FL as well as his horrendous mother. Here's hoping there will be some character development in the rest of this drama. I hold my judgment until then.

I found wikipedia helpful but beware that it also contains spoilers. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Nirvana_in_Fire_characters#Yan_Que,_Marquis_Yan...

I'm only on episode 6 and really enjoying this cdrama but omg, there are so many characters, so many names. I am trying to figure out who is who and what is what. I have to keep rewinding and researching.

Were the theories because it was a suicide, his injuries? I thought it was because it was too painful to remember but the ending where she continues to haunt him doesn't support this.

Enjoyed it but the ending was eh! Both the nurse and young girl can still see the living and nonliving? Cop's wife had a miscarriage. Do we assume his wife died too since it shows him going home to an empty home with almost nothing in the fridge? The suicide victim is upset about her boyfriend not remembering her but sometimes people forget because it is too painful to remember. What a strange ending where he is apparently haunted by her. If the shopkeeper had to make a bargain to save his child why did his daughter not have to do the same when she saved hers? Was her bargain to stay with her father? Some people love ambiguous endings. I'm not a fan.

I watched it on
https://watchasia.to/drama-detail/the-hidden-dragon. Its worth the annoying pop ups.

I don’t think we have that platform in the US but thank you for trying.

I can’t seem to find the drama anywhere. Would you please tell me where I can watch this.

I agree but I think he explained it more in that he never was truly himself with her. He always chose everything based on what she wanted or liked because he never felt worthy in comparison to what she had before with Sou. There is no doubt that she loved him as well but in a different way…a way in which it would not have been enough for either one of them.

Very smart kdrama. Enjoying it much more than I thought I would.

lol. You obviously did not read my post thoroughly.

No, just stating my opinion that I was surprised the ml was only 22 in real life when he seems to be portraying a man perhaps around 30. He comes across as a mature and well established nobleman. I was also stating in my opinion that the person the fl is impersonating was much younger looking than her. She was sent away around the age of 6-ish and was away for 10 years.. The fl looks much older. This is not age shaming just because you don’t agree with me lol.

Hard to believe the male lead is only 22! He really plays his role perfectly for such a young actor. On the other hand, the female lead, who is 33, looks much older than the real Jiang Li. I know it is a drama but it is a stretch, lol. I know in earlier episodes they refer to her beauty as different (unique)…

These are playlists from Spotify users and not Spotify itself so I can’t let them know really. Thanks anyway for your help. I can listen to it through YouTube when I want to hear it.

There are a few on Spotify now.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6bwxTjoxi9IBsktlNA2oz3?si=_C7Jx868S5eLw8mryvaeCQ&pi=u-0UmiAarmSMeG

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7yLovhBwrdfwdEu4DW7BxG?si=BJP52C3uR6SDxBD3GRh-ZA&pi=u-DWqBnEGuT0Oo

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2CFyaD20EE6HM1wvsd5RlR?si=S9NUDcg4Roy_rJ86wcrOLw&pi=u-hMxBELnqR4yh

And more…

Yes, that is the one. It’s beautiful but for some reason it is excluded from the OSTs for this Chinese drama on Spotify.