Speed and Love Episode 22
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so not only is everyone working together to lie to jiang mu about jin zhao, they also stole her dog, then made her think he ran away because she didn't get him neutered in time? is that not too cruel?
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Ski into Love Episode 17
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why does wei zhi need a rich man to take care of her? why does she need her father's blessing to be in a relationship? why is no one considering what she wants? she's a capable, accomplished adult. maybe her parents can treat her with these outdated views, but shan chong should be better. and what, he's never thought of the future before? his loving, attentive parents never asked him what he plans to do as he ages? come on now. this breakup is dumb, predictable and pointless. we'll see how the next episode goes, but i might drop this if wei zhi and shan chong don't get back together soon
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Ski into Love Episode 16
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it's hard to believe wei zhi actually loves drawing comics because since the very beginning she has shown zero anger about having her career ruined and her beloved work essentially stolen from her? i hope at the very least she can stand up to her mom, who is clearly going to be rude to shan chong in the future. and if they break up over it, i think i can tolerate two episodes max of pointless angst and then i'm out. anyway, shan shan and dai duo are very cute! love their scenes
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Speed and Love Episode 8
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wan qing is so hot like fr she needs to stop chasing after a man who doesn't want her and chase me instead
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Ski into Love Episode 6
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it's very refreshing to see a cdrama with such good representation of a wheelchair user. shan shan has aspirations, hobbies and a love life of her own. she isn't defined by her disability, although i'm sure future episodes will reveal the tragic story of how she came to need a wheelchair (and tbh it will probably involve her brother). i just hope that this series doesn't fall into the usual pattern of needing to "cure" a character's disability in order to have a happy ending
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Ski into Love Episode 4
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why didn't wei zhi just tell wu manman that their boss wanted to pin the blame on her? i hate this trope where someone hurts the fl and in response she is just endlessly compassionate, and never shows anger or tries to explain anything. it's boring, unrealistic, and a drag for the audience
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Bon Appetit, Your Majesty Episode 11
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as always, the king is impulsive, short-sighted and, frankly, idiotic. also, this whole series prince jesan has been having rebellious little chats with his henchmen out in the open, but this episode is the first time anyone overhears him, and it happens not once, but twice? and of course they are both caught. smh poor writing. in someone else's hands, this story could've been great instead of merely mediocre at best. the acting is great, though
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Roller Coaster Episode 2
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look, i get we're supposed to feel sympathy for air but i don't at all. she knows she's hurting both lamp and pure, yet she's too much of a coward to actually cut ties with either of them. i'm sure she'll have some tragic explanation for her actions, but i don't really care. i'm glad pure stood up for herself at the end of the episode
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Bon Appetit, Your Majesty Episode 10
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i cannot wrap my head around how stupid everyone is, especially the king. how was he never suspicious of his consort? how is he still not suspicious about grand prince jesan? why is there no security at the prison where their key witness is being held? now they finally know that kang mok-ju is evil, so why is no one watching her? why would gong-gil try to assassinate the king without even being sure of who killed his sister? why go through all the trouble to embed yourself in his life, just to sneak off and shoot him from afar? that makes no sense. and what makes the least amount of sense is how a king devoid of all common sense and political savvy, manages to hold onto the throne for so long. honestly, if i knew how dumb these characters would end up being, i never would've started this show.
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Lighter & Princess Episode 35
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i don't want to see sweet scenes of gao jianhong and xu lina reconciling. screw his illness, i still want to see gao jianhong suffer. but now he's sick so suddenly he's no longer a villain? why do cdrama writers think they must redeem their antagonists in order for the series to have a happy ending? and even though xu lina is an irritating character, she still deserves better than to end up with a man who hits her. they're not romantic or cute, and it concerns me that their relationship is now being depicted as such. like what message are we sending here?? anyway, zhu yun was great here and i'm glad she's finally back with li xun because that's been long overdue. their chemistry is unreal
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Lighter & Princess Episode 20
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someone please tell me why li lan so weak and stupid. like this is a grown woman with a family of her own, yet she's depicted as so useless she needs her little brother to do everything for her. then all she needs to do is stay put until it's time for her surgery and she can't even do that? annoying
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The Starry Love Episode 40
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tbh yetan's death would've been a lot more poignant if we hadn't already seen it happen literally 40 times with the start of each episode. because of that, it's clear from the beginning that yetan is going to sacrifice herself to close guixu. and this narcissistic turd of a heavenly emperor NEVER should've gotten to redeem himself, especially considering they made suzhi randomly become evil. the emperor spent the whole series crapping on his kids and now suddenly he cares about them and sees the error of his ways? nonsense. both of these character reversals are neither believable, nor necessary. ultimately, i think this is a good series, but these last few episodes leave a lot to be desired
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The Starry Love Episode 39
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making suzhi a villain is so unnecessary. it's like the writers planned this story out and it only came to 38 episodes so they were like "hmm. how do we fill these last two episodes and also compensate for the incredibly unspectacular final show off with the heavenly emperor? let's find a character no one would expect to be evil to open guixu!" like if suzhi was going to harm innocents to fuel her vendetta, why wouldn't she do it in the 10,000 years she was alone? she spent the whole series protecting yetan and acting righteously but now she's gonna murder yetan to literally destroy the world? bizarre
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The Starry Love Episode 38
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so clearly suzhi is going to be the final big "evil" of this series. which means the heavenly emperor who STILL shows not an ounce of remorse for the unforgivable things he's done gets to live (and perhaps redeem himself in these last two episodes? we'll see, i guess) and instead poor suzhi is a villian now? i don't like how this is unfolding
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The Starry Love Episode 36
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well it isn't xianxia without an unnecessary case of amnesia, is it? how tedious. but yetan was great this episode! loved the scene in the void but i think consort xue and chaofeng wanting to give the void tyrant a chance to live was weird
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