shootsNstairs

the mistress was so smart and confident in the first episode, only to become this stupid, weak, gullible character. too bad. it's a waste of a strong female character.

although, the show is well written and interesting enough to watch, most of the characters and all the lead characters are unlikeable in their own way.

playing go

i have. thank you.

apparently my opinion has personal wrong you. i didn't realize you were the hall monitor.

fuck off.

i tried and tapped out. i'm not waiting. there are too many good shows to watch to wait for something that will probably not happen.

their acting is reactive as well. it seems like they move and emote only after receiving off-screen direction. it's unwatchable and a waste of the actor's talent, especially joseph zeng.

i wish this was written well. the concept is nice enough.

they marred this great production with ai. shame.

i liked the quests, but the man in black narrative was too drawn out, obvious, and trite.

we'll see if the abuse is handled in the last episode, but this show seems like it was written to make the person seeking justifiable revenge too psycho to empathize with just to emphasize that the rich and powerful will always get away with the dastardly deeds.

i think they didn't want viewers to empathize with the victim's descendants, so they wrote them as bad characters who harm innocent people and make out of character, nonsensical decisions. it was compelling until the writers lost the plot.

the acting and sound recording (the audio peaks at times, especially when the dog has dialog) aren't great, but the writing and production values make up for them. it's fun and engaging.

they should have done season 1 with her family and season 2 with his. it was extremely rushed and disjointed. i felt the decisions ml and fl made at the end were contrary to their characters established throughout the drama.

he had to hide the letter in a place where only the son would find it.

i don't think it's a sudden change. she showed what she craved and valued when she was chosen by the fairies at the shop, and when she collected the discarded scroll.

i almost didn't watch this because cheng yi has the unique skill of draining the life out of his dialog in scripts. despite him, the writing is spectacular. the strategic tug of war is engaging, and the characters are developed.

she wanted to exact revenge against the royal family, directly and indirectly. her intent was to undermine every agenda it set, and protected people it wanted to ruin.

sell the production to netflix. release it .