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Episode 1 when she’s reading the script.

I laughed so hard at the episode 15 preview. 😂 She’s a modern woman who definitely has trouble conforming to historical norms. She doesn’t really try to fit in, she just remains herself.

You realize that Nan Heng and Li Shiliu are the same person, don’t you?

Maybe this drama doesn’t appeal to you because you don’t get the humor. It’s a parody on common drama tropes and specific scenes from popular dramas. It’s not a fast action drama.

If you have the patience to keep watching it gets so much better. In the first few episodes they’re still setting up the premise for this drama. I got really hooked after watching episode 6.

This drama is so funny and yet parts are touching. Throughout this show they continue to poke fun at so many common drama tropes and specific scenes from popular cdramas.

On iqiyi 2 episodes per day until July 11. Then 1 episode per day July 12-15. It looks like they will release the express package on July 11.

According to Reddit cDrama 2 episodes per day June 27 - July 11. Then 1 episode per day July 12 -15. It looks like the express package will be available on July 11.

I’m torn about watching his new drama so soon after TPoB ended. I’m not ready to let go of Wei Shao yet.

The ranking is declining because the drama ended 3 weeks ago. A majority of interested viewers have already finished watching the drama. Experiencing a declining ranking after a drama has ended is normal for any show.

A more important statistic is the rating. The rating has held steady on MDL at 9.0. That means as new people finish watching the drama they’re still rating The Prisoner of Beauty very high. This show is a solid hit with international viewers.

In episode 10 Manman reminded Wei Shao of his agreement to let her mourn for one year. The conversation happened when Wei Shao carried her to bed after drinking the aphrodisiac that his mother tricked him into drinking.

The drama never showed a scene where Manman got Wei Shao to agree to her one year of mourning. We were told in episode 10 that their agreement came when they were in Panyi for their wedding. If they filmed that particular scene it was cut sometime before the 36 episodes were released.

How did you watch all 12 episodes when only a few episodes have been released so far?

I’m happy that you personally have had good experiences with disney+ and Viki. Others of us have had good experiences with Viki, Netflix, and Amazon Prime video.

Viki has a wide selection of Asian dramas and usually many choices for subtitles. The streaming quality of Netflix (4K) is excellent and for some kdramas like Good Boy with Park Bo Gum the only way to legally watch it is on Amazon Prime video. Amazon is never my first choice for watching Asian dramas, but for some shows it’s the only legal way to watch in my region.

People have different opinions about streaming platforms based on their different experiences. There’s not one option that works for everyone. People are just offering their opinions about disney+ not being a good viable option for them.

Sean Bean is an English actor who dies in many of his drama roles.

He shows up in episode 33 around 9 minutes into the episode.

ETA: In episode 31 after the battle was over Wei Shao took his men to find Man Man. After locating her in the inn Wei Shao decided to escort Man Man to her family home with a small group of men. The rest of the men including the advisor went back home to the Wei headquarters in Yujun. That’s why the advisor wasn’t in episode 32 which largely took place in Man Man’s family home.

Nam Ji-Woo. (Tip: if you want to look up actors names in a drama go to asianwiki because they have the most complete list.)

No one warned me that LYN wearing braids looks really hot.🔥🔥🔥 The stylist for this drama deserves a raise.

Refusing to use illegal streaming sources has nothing to do with a lack of being tech savvy.

All of the sources you listed have stolen the videos because they didn’t pay the licensing fee. Drama productions use the licensing fee as a source of funding for the drama. The quality of drama productions is directly affected by the

Why? Because if disney+ obtains the streaming rights for a kdrama they don’t release it for my region. Disney+ acts like westerners aren’t interested in kdramas and that so NOT true. Basically viewers in my region are locked out from watching disney+ kdramas.

Releasing thru disney+ automatically decreases the number of international viewers who would normally watch a kdrama. I wish disney+ would leave kdramas alone.

I’m just curious. Exactly what about him is not attractive to you? I’ve heard that some people don’t think he’s attractive and I really don’t understand.

This was my first time watching LYN in a drama and now I’m watching other dramas he’s been in. To me he’s gorgeous looking and his acting was really great in this.

okay, thank you for your helpful insight. 🙂