Soryuu Aya Brea

Because we all have different tastes in dramas, not everything appeals to everyone. For example, I could never finish Until the End of the Moon, even though many of my friends (who usually share my tastes) loved it. I always start it, enjoy it at first, but then hit an arc I don’t like—and once that happens, I just lose momentum and can’t bring myself to continue, i tried 3 times 😅. I didn't like episode 28 of this drama either, except for when the princess rejected SH, but i like very much the drama overall

The worst is when they never regret their poor choices and keep justifying them until the bitter end (like Ming and FL's mother). Hopefully, Miao will be able to see the truth for herself before it is too late, and with the help of her friends, she will break free

Edited. When they met as children (in episode 2, I think), Miao looked maybe four or five years younger than FL; that's when her sister was about to be born. So Miao is older than Ming and younger than FL.

I believe FL will save her, as she failed to save her sister.

It seems that in her head, he's only waving all those giant red flags because he's suffering. How could she possibly resist? I understand she wanted to get married and have kids, but still, I don't understand what she saw in him to go into this mess willingly. He literally gave younger brother vibes in their interactions before

triggering a slow walk down memory lane while she is literally choking, only for him to wrap it all up with a mix of pathetic excuses and a couple of good deeds to make her forget. 😑 And, just like Ming before her, she ends up justifying her husband's actions because of her feelings. The difference is that Miao should be less naive than Ming, but unfortunately, when you're a victim of abuse, it's hard to recognize the red flags especially when you're being love-bombed after the abuse

"This is the handkerchief I gave you when we first met," he says...

Let's just hope most of these good people will survive to the end 😭

Yes, they need to make something of it, as he is a plot device; I don't see other utility in his character except being a problem for the leads

He might have had a terrible father and a pathetic brother, but all of his friends are genuinely amazing (and of course family from his mother side. His father side is rotten to the core)

Very proud of the princess 🤣

Is Miao Ansu her stepsister 2.0? The more pathetic the man acts in front of them, the harder they fall, ignoring every warning from people who genuinely care about them. Despite being told the guy is bad news, they remain naive and willingly throw themselves into a terrible situation.

There are other couples, like the sister and the loser, and her friend with one of the ML's men, but it is not really fleshed out or written very deeply

The only thing I feel sorry for is the time wasted on him instead of other characters. His only quality was the cat, but since he was using it to test food for poison, he lost any appeal 🤣

Every time the emperor or empress does not want their daughter to get married, they give someone else the title so she can marry instead 😅

We can agree to disagree on this. For someone with such deeply ingrained low self-esteem, constantly overshadowed by an exceptional and talented brother, living in a state of perpetual paranoia and emotional instability, it seems implausible for him to have this unwavering confidence without a single crack. unless, of course, he’s a psychopath. In that case, the detachment and lack of emotional vulnerability would align perfectly, but i dont think he is a psychopath. For me he is a useless filler character

We pay for consequences in January 😅

Im not talking about him being a nice person or being selfish or selfcentred. I can't see how he can be this confident after they showed him losing control of his emotions when his family was falling apart, or when he couldn't find the cat to test the food for poison. The amount of composure he displayed battling his brother and asking for the princess's hand in marriage is just too much. Maybe if he were a psychopath, which he isn't. I don't think his character is well-written

Song Han going from a poor, little, innocent boy to a 100% arrogant and over confident guy? Like, how? How do you get so much confidence? Is he on drugs? 🤣🤣🤣

They could've handled his brother's personality change better, making us care about him even as he goes off the rails. But nope, so one-dimensional, he feels like a filler character you just want to skip so the good stuff can start 😅 but whatever at least we can enjoy his humiliation