they started calling him “ninth master” after he took over the token of Jiuweijiao “nine-tailed fox.”…
Ok, thought so, but decided to check because she is also 9th lady of the family. Although it would be weird for her to call him so, also because she took another surname now
I wonder why Zhao chose that city? I thought he had a reason, but it doesn't seem like that now. It is a tiny place with strong community. They are just arrived and already in trouble on both sides
I only wish they should have put better make up on Ding Yu Xi, too white for some senses especially he should…
I agree with you here. The drama is perfect, but the make up on the male actor is too visible. It is distracting. I wish they either put less of it or used more filters to make it less visible
Well, ML came to a police station in 1st ep. But the kidnapper noticed that and warned him abt it. Dont you remember?
Not sure what makes you to think so. As I told I tried to get into it , so I watched the first episode. Unfortunately it let me down and I felt no wish to continue.
He should have called the police. If they were of no help, then I would agree that he should try and save her himself. But he just tried to do so without asking for help first, out of nowhere. That kidnapper caught him and threatened him is just not enough incentive for me to start doing it myself. The kidnappers are doing it all the time. In every movie about kidnappers you watch, the first thing they do it to threaten to kill a victim if police is involved. If you cant go to the police, then call them. So not even trying to call police is for me a big no for believability. He was just a normal guy, not involved with any crime before, it is totally unbelievable that he would do what he did.
I also would ask you not to assume whether I watched anything or not, since you dont know it anyway.
Well, ML came to a police station in 1st ep. But the kidnapper noticed that and warned him abt it. Dont you remember?
I do, in my opinion he had to proceed or at least call the police. They know how to handle it so that it is not visible on the outside. They are way more experienced with kidnappers than he is
Tried to get into it, but I find the premise lacking. Why did not he went to the police? I know he was told she will be killed, but that's what all kidnappers say. What he thought he could do himself? He needs to get so much money in such a short term.. it is not possible in my country, so the kidnapper is also not very smart which takes the enjoyment away. It is like they need to make it happen and don't even try to make it at least a bit believable.
Like his dad, he poisoned his brothers in order to get the throne. Didn't succes in the end as his dad found out…
I am not so sure he originally wanted to. He might have decided he has to because his mother killed his brothers. I am under impression he kind of feels he was forced into it. But this also could be how he silenced his consciousness. Anyway everyone is entitled to their own opinion. I just wanted to point out that technically he did not kill his brothers.
Same, I like Yoo Jung so much. I was really surprised when I figured out that many people got second lead syndrome.…
So true. On top of this he is really hot headed and acts before thinking which makes him my least favourite type. It surprises me how people are eager to see "gray" leads in Chinese dramas and bashing this one for being really gray.
Like his dad, he poisoned his brothers in order to get the throne. Didn't succes in the end as his dad found out…
The chain is part of the deal the ml made with primodarial spirit. He got the power but promised to give back anything spirit wanted. So this may still haunt him in future. They probably wanted to keep the possibility of 2nd season open .
How many princes have died exactly? Which ones were poisoned, and which ones died because of the spirit (which…
just one died because of the spirit. the youngest one. the rest were poisoned. at least 2 brothers of the king and 3 sons of the king (one of them he poisoned himself)
He should have called the police. If they were of no help, then I would agree that he should try and save her himself. But he just tried to do so without asking for help first, out of nowhere. That kidnapper caught him and threatened him is just not enough incentive for me to start doing it myself. The kidnappers are doing it all the time. In every movie about kidnappers you watch, the first thing they do it to threaten to kill a victim if police is involved.
If you cant go to the police, then call them.
So not even trying to call police is for me a big no for believability. He was just a normal guy, not involved with any crime before, it is totally unbelievable that he would do what he did.
I also would ask you not to assume whether I watched anything or not, since you dont know it anyway.
It surprises me how people are eager to see "gray" leads in Chinese dramas and bashing this one for being really gray.