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The Emperor is like a trickster: please tell me your honest opinion... and when you do: how dare you! Die, traitor 🤣🤣🤣

General Wu turned out to be a funny character with his shady dealings 🤣. I was expecting some old, super serious general, and I was wrong

I hope she marries into the ML household. There's no one there except for the sister. They can use their wealth to travel and be free and happy. They can visit and help her family when needed instead of being there and responsible for everyone all the time. Once reunited, her family can function without her, and she can have her freedom in the ML household. She has done a lot for her family, so she can retire! 😆 But who knows what will happen in the next episodes with the Emperor and the throne? It's impossible to predict.

😆 I even disliked it when I watched the trailer, but now I've changed my mind and I'm a fan of the ponytail after watching the drama! #L'OréalBeacauseHeIsWorthIt 💁‍♀️ 🤣

Me too, I wish his ponytail were even more lush and wavy 🤣

It is unreasonable by our modern standards, but the Emperor is the son of Heaven, so he can't be wrong. 😅 you can read on the link below a bit about that

https://www.thinkchina.sg/

He still had to rescue her immediately when she fell from the horse, so it's not as if he was being idle. I suppose they decided to include this scene to demonstrate to us and the male lead how much she cares for him and that she is willing to risk her life for him despite the odds. He now knows that she will do it again regardless of the outcome

She is lucky that her grandfather doted on her and included her in his travels. Both her parents are unimpressive people, and she shares a minimal emotional connection with them and zero intellectual affinity. Who knows what kind of person she would have been if raised only by them

I had to wake up at 5 in the morning to watch it, but I still didn't manage to see the second half of the last episode, as I had to take my dog out before going to work. 😅🥲

The first episode showed us that she is a bit of a Wonder Woman. Hopefully, they won't rely too much on this and will write it better

Yes, that was the problem. He told the truth. 😅 At the end of the day, they all know the truth, but the Emperor doesn't want them to tell him that the situation is ultimately his fault. I guess you can't openly criticize the Emperor, even if it is the truth

I feel that if we need to complain about that, it was worse in episode 1 when she, as a child, went all the way to the top of a mast during a storm without being swept away by high waves and fierce winds. Climbing on wet wood on a cold night. What she did here is almost nothing in comparison. 😅 And in a way, I'm more surprised by the male lead surviving the fall of the rocks or her making them fall down, being completely certain that he will notice it and avoid it. This show was from the beginning a bit over the top in some situations, so what happened was still within the realm of possibility in this particular fictional world. Yes, it would have been better if they had included a scene of her learning some martial arts as a child or learning some when he was teaching her horse riding so the scene would have felt more genuine

I liked that her uncle was able to connect the dots very quickly and his reaction was understandable. And I liked as well that he backed off when she told him to

Their hug in episode 25 felt so much more intimate than their first kiss

How cute and adorable her grandfather was, waiting for her in front of the house! 😍🥰

Yeah, it did look like him, but I think that was done on purpose to confuse us.

I mean, when he discovered his father was the reason his mother died, he wanted to kill him himself, in a way. As well, even before that, he didn't seem to have any emotional connection to him and was closer to the Emperor. As for the killer, he did seem to have killed him before setting the fire (and the fire started just next to the bed, so even if he was still alive, he wouldn't be when the fire engulfed the bed and the room).

Towards the end of episode 20

ML is not as stoic as one might expect considering his background; he is surprisingly warm and even quite approachable. But my observation was primarily focused on the actor's portrayal rather than the character itself, and it is more about the way he acts in some scenes. That said, I don't think he is a terrible actor, but there is definitely room for improvement

True, he just needs to work on other emotions a as well 😉