I mean did it get out after being sealed away the first time?
Good point, they didn't do a great job describing it like that. I am pretty sure the woman they are referring to is Cheon Gi (because it showed her silhouette during the voice over). If it is her, it's probably describing what happens at the end of the drama (she paints the king's drawing which is the sacred vessel used to seal the demon).
I literally screamed when I found this. I recently reread the webnovel because it's one of my faves and I had no idea it was being adapted into a drama. YAYYY
Gosh why did they have to make erduo's classmate act like a STALKER. He literally pops up and follows her everwhere, even to her multiple part time jobs. I was especially disturbed during the ktv bday scene where he was looking into every room trying to find her bc he knew she was gonna be there.
No.. 699 is actually the apartment that both of the protagonists lived in. The male lead is the one of the early…
honestly, I totally agree with you! That's why I have never rewatched a single drama in my life, plus there's just too many new ones coming out that I have to catch up with haha. I would say I enjoy watching a long historical drama like rebel princess at least once simply because the production and costumes are so gorgeous to look at.
I do have a tip though: Instead of rewatching you could try watching all the short clips of the long dramas on youtube! My friend was really interested in Ruyi but the drama is soo long so she decided to just watch all the clips instead of the whole drama and she could probably sum up the entire drama just from those clips alone LOL.
Also I don't know if this is correlated but I always wondered if maybe for historical or other large scale productions they wanna make it longer for more screen time (and hopefully more revenue) to offset all the money poured into production because I feel like they probably cost more than modern dramas. Who knows though haha.
No.. 699 is actually the apartment that both of the protagonists lived in. The male lead is the one of the early…
I think it's because for viewers in their own country they would usually watch while the show is still airing on TV or streaming sites so that it can become a routine part of the viewer's day. The last time I visited my grandpa in China he would sit down at 10pm everyday to watch this republican era drama on the TV before going to bed and those dramas usually tend to be like over 50 episodes lol.
that's what I wanna say too! I surprisingly found this drama super good because the couple had great chemistry. The cliches didn't even bother me, I just laughed at them lol
To be a Virtuous Wife was a good read but I think watching it as a drama would give me a headache because of the harem aspect lol. Still interesting to see though since I like ancient costume drama hehe
tbh only bumped my 7.0 rating to 7.5 because despite the poorly written plot the cgi and osts are really nice. Ratings aren't the greatest for this drama but I didn't feel like it was a waste of my time since I watched most of it while it was airing. If you're on the fence about it I say just give it a try :)
man i was really into the drama up until those two came in ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ initially i was all woo first time 40 episode…
FR the drama definitely could've done without that arc, it felt so randomly inserted into the plot. I'm not sure if it was in the original novel or not, but if it was maybe the author was running out of ideas lmao. At least it helped to show how strong their relationship has grown and that Mi Ka is not a pushover!
the random green tea b*tch really made my day. There was this one chinese comment asking if these sisters had transmigrated to this drama from a historical drama lmfaoo
I wanted to watch something while I was knitting so I just chose this because it's been on my list for a while but I never get to watching japanese films. It was a bit sloppily put together because I think they were trying to be artistic (lol) but I could still vaguely understand what was going on with the 2nd incident/ending. I can understand how people thought it was a waste of time because of that - I didn't really think so because I just needed something to watch while I was knitting so I guess I would recommend watching this while doing something else if you don't want any regrets.
I mean, this drama was based off a webtoon and the story/script was probably already written before they even casted people. It just happened that she got cast for a role younger than her actual age, nothing they can really do about it unless they want to change the plot.
https://www.novelupdates.com/series/secretly-secretly-but-unable-to-hide-it/
I have read a lot of age gap ones but they are all historical, lmk if ur still interested.
I do have a tip though: Instead of rewatching you could try watching all the short clips of the long dramas on youtube! My friend was really interested in Ruyi but the drama is soo long so she decided to just watch all the clips instead of the whole drama and she could probably sum up the entire drama just from those clips alone LOL.
Also I don't know if this is correlated but I always wondered if maybe for historical or other large scale productions they wanna make it longer for more screen time (and hopefully more revenue) to offset all the money poured into production because I feel like they probably cost more than modern dramas. Who knows though haha.