A young woman has been forced all her life to pretend to be a man to replace her sick male cousin, including when she went to the army. When he got better, she was forced to give up her military achievements to her cousin and to become a woman again to get married. She was blinded by her family, cheated on by her husband and killed by his mistress, who was also her cousin. In other words, her family used her all her life like an object before killing her out of convenience She actually reincarnates in the body of a young woman who has the same name than her. She decides to use this opportunity to go back to the army, once again pretending to be a man, but under her own name this time and to get closer from her past tormentors to get revenge and justice for her past self
Okay I know the actors dubbed themselves but I still would have preferred no dubbing The acting is much more impactful without dubbing and i’m even more sure of that when I watch their BTS scenes ! Well, I guess I should esteem myself happy that they still used their own voices…
Maybe ‘cause she has a very mature auraI mean, only 16 and her acting is already more powerful than some adults,…
That’s not even the worst… For one her upcoming dramas where she’ll be a female lead, she will once again act with a guy who’s twice her age (and unlike the actor with whom she plays here, the age gap is obvious) Definitely not gonna watch that !
Oh he definitely did !It is confirmed in the novel
Well, it’s not confirmed with words in the novel but there are some extra chapters revealing some elements of the past life proving that he definitely had feelings for her her 1) he never intended for her to kill herself : the knife he gave her was to defend herself against Yan Lin’s assault 2) when she had some flowers delivered to ZZ after her death, he stomped on it in a fist of jealousy 3) after fulfilling his revenge and placing a new emperor, he committed suicide with the knife she used and it is very clear for the reader that her death is what brought him to do this
Denise is still 16 but the director made her do many skinships?? I know it's just acting but, she is still underage!
Maybe ‘cause she has a very mature aura I mean, only 16 and her acting is already more powerful than some adults, she plays the femme fatale with such charisma… Not saying he did right, just considering why he may have done so
Ning 'er don't know a bit of his life and she keeps judging him like who the hell are you Just because u went…
She doesn’t « judge » him She just doesn’t want to involve herself with him and doesn’t want to know about his secrets, his past or his goals But since he’s forcing her to be involved anyway, why should she back out when she guesses his intentions ?
Finally, my most expected scene came… the exposure of Qin Le Zhi’s lies in front of everyone 😆😆😆😆 Didn’t feel such satisfaction since the reveal that Wei Wei was a pretty woman in front of her game mates in Love o2o !
But I do not understand . Here they say there are 38 episodes but on kisskh.co they say 28 episodes. The story…
Nah, kisskh.co just always inserts the links for the upcoming episodes about 24 hours before their release, with a countdown : so even if it says 28 episodes, doesn’t mean it will only be 28 episodes
FL here is one of the smartest of Dramaland but just because she made ONE mistake, which was not entirely her fault, so many viewers so easily changed speeches and called her dumb 🙄 Why is it that viewers are so tolerant towards the male lead’s mistakes (like his tendency to threaten FL when he’s angry) but also eager to beat up FL like crap when she does ONE thing wrong ? (not just here : I often observed that viewers forgive everything to make leads in general but don’t do the same to female leads)
Could anyone remind me : is this dubbed or is it their own voices ? Also : am I the only one who wants to smack Xie Wei’s handyman ? Not the bodyguard who never talks but the one who always talks against Ning Er and thinks Xie Wei is never wrong
Try this : https://chubbycheeksthoughts.com/translations/
Zhen and Bengong are very specific pronouns in Chinese used by members of the royals family to talk about themselves instead of the traditional « I » (我 ： wo) : zhen was used only by the king/emperor and bengong was used by women of the royal family (empress, consorts, princesses) when they would talk to socially inferior people In ancient China, folks would often use very specific pronouns like that to point out and remind others of their position : for example, servants would designate themselves as « this servant » instead of using « I » to talk to their masters Ancient China was very strict about hierarchy so this was a way to remember who was at which position, so that no one would forget its place or to whom they were speaking to
I Pass Love triangle harem shxt she going to end up with her own killer that just stupid. Even for bailu i won't…
Actually, he didn’t really kill her… She misunderstood the reason why he gave her the knife (something tells me he’d have though twice before giving it to her, had he known it would lead to her death)
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She actually reincarnates in the body of a young woman who has the same name than her. She decides to use this opportunity to go back to the army, once again pretending to be a man, but under her own name this time and to get closer from her past tormentors to get revenge and justice for her past self
The acting is much more impactful without dubbing and i’m even more sure of that when I watch their BTS scenes !
Well, I guess I should esteem myself happy that they still used their own voices…
For one her upcoming dramas where she’ll be a female lead, she will once again act with a guy who’s twice her age (and unlike the actor with whom she plays here, the age gap is obvious)
Definitely not gonna watch that !
1) he never intended for her to kill herself : the knife he gave her was to defend herself against Yan Lin’s assault
2) when she had some flowers delivered to ZZ after her death, he stomped on it in a fist of jealousy
3) after fulfilling his revenge and placing a new emperor, he committed suicide with the knife she used and it is very clear for the reader that her death is what brought him to do this
It is confirmed in the novel
I mean, only 16 and her acting is already more powerful than some adults, she plays the femme fatale with such charisma…
Not saying he did right, just considering why he may have done so
She just doesn’t want to involve herself with him and doesn’t want to know about his secrets, his past or his goals
But since he’s forcing her to be involved anyway, why should she back out when she guesses his intentions ?
Didn’t feel such satisfaction since the reveal that Wei Wei was a pretty woman in front of her game mates in Love o2o !
Why is it that viewers are so tolerant towards the male lead’s mistakes (like his tendency to threaten FL when he’s angry) but also eager to beat up FL like crap when she does ONE thing wrong ?
(not just here : I often observed that viewers forgive everything to make leads in general but don’t do the same to female leads)
Also : am I the only one who wants to smack Xie Wei’s handyman ? Not the bodyguard who never talks but the one who always talks against Ning Er and thinks Xie Wei is never wrong
In ancient China, folks would often use very specific pronouns like that to point out and remind others of their position : for example, servants would designate themselves as « this servant » instead of using « I » to talk to their masters
Ancient China was very strict about hierarchy so this was a way to remember who was at which position, so that no one would forget its place or to whom they were speaking to
She misunderstood the reason why he gave her the knife (something tells me he’d have though twice before giving it to her, had he known it would lead to her death)