I was just texting a friend saying the same thing about Netflix. I hope they do this with more dramas.
I think it was Love Games in Eastern Fantasy that started on Netflix shortly after its release. And I think Amidst a Snowstorm of Love also. I am not sure. But I have never seen a Cdrama release on the first day by Netflix.
She refused because she didn't want her family to suffer. She remembered her father telling her to take care of…
When I said she wanted to take care of her mother and sisters I meant she didn't want them to suffer the insults from the Chai family. Maybe I didn't explain it.
On the one hand I understand why she broke off the engagement, but on the other hand Chai An was right to be upset that she didn't trust him enough to talk to him. I felt bad for him. She was hiding instead of facing him.
The whole marriage discussion was just painful and hurtful. KN amazes me. In all other matters, she is just stepping…
I felt so bad for him when I saw the tears. He went all the way to her hometown to get the highest branch and she broke off the engagement. He said she didn't trust him. On the one hand, I understand she feels responsible for her mother and sisters in terms of looking out for their happiness, but he was so happy when she told him she would marry him. She should have trusted him by talking it over with him. But she didn't even tell him to his face.
I am not surprised she refused the marriage. That Chai family was saying some awful stuff. If they do that before…
She refused because she didn't want her family to suffer. She remembered her father telling her to take care of her sisters and mother. It sad because it is obvious she was feeling so happy about the wedding before this.
I just started watching this today, came here to see comments and it seems like it's a bit tight here. I barely…
Oh you can talk with me. I love this drama. I just finished The Blossoming Love and while I loved it, it was not relaxing and I need a mental break! I love the chatter of the sisters and the way they have their own personalities. I am enjoying the third sister because she is so smart and well matched with Chai An. Both are smart and strategic.
I just started watching this today, came here to see comments and it seems like it's a bit tight here. I barely…
I keep saying I love this drama! It is a break from the angst. I have always enjoyed stories with a family of sisters such as in Little Women, Pride & Prejudice. They are usually so lively and fun to watch. But when I saw people commenting about what they consider to be problematic social issues, I try to scroll by because I just want to keep the fun vibe I get from this.
There are. New life begins and Hilarious Family have almost same story and are much better writen & acted
I tried watching Hilarious Family and could not get into it. I am enjoying TPM. Kangning and Chai An are fun to watch. And I loved A New Life Begins also.
I thought I praised TPR to the heavens! Pei Wen Xuan is at the top of my list of favorite male characters. I love…
This is because it has more that 40 episodes so they made two parts with different names. The leads have good chemistry in the way they understand each other. You need to look below the surface because even though the romance is not as obvious as some, it is there. That is why I said it is simmering in the background.
Zhao Lusi opens up about her condition, relapse risks & realisation from āDissociative conversion Disorderā…
My admiration for her has multiplied 10 fold. She is raising awareness. It was heartbreaking to see her struggles but also uplifting to see the improvement. I don't know why people think they have the right to judge having never walked in someone's shoes.
I am enjoying this. I love the various personalities of the sisters and the hustle and bustle of the household. I hope there will be more dramas like this one.
On the one hand I understand why she broke off the engagement, but on the other hand Chai An was right to be upset that she didn't trust him enough to talk to him. I felt bad for him. She was hiding instead of facing him.