I'm confused, there wasn't a girl narrating a play in the first episode.
She could be! Didn't know the FL was supposed to have a sister. Otherwise she's probably gonna be the Princess we saw in the first episode when Zhang Hai was still a boy (the one who whipped him). I don't think they introduced the character of the Princess that soon just to never see her again.
I'm confused, there wasn't a girl narrating a play in the first episode.
When to check again and it actually was episode three I'm sorry lol I watched them all together so I didn't remeber exactly in which episode happened what. Anyway I'm taking about the first time Zhang Hai enters the Zhen Tower. Zhang Hai meets the FL and pays her 7 liangs to stand there to watch the play about the emperor's dilemma about where to bury the empress dowager. While the two of them are watching the play and talking about it, you can see sometimes a close up shoot of the person singing/narrating the play: you only can see their lips and their eyes (for example, at minute 16:11 there's a shoot of their eyes). I figured they were the Master of the play that the guards actually wanted to arrest and, while everyone believes him to be a man, those shoots made me think it was a woman since they looked quite feminine. Hope this helps?
I'm confused, there wasn't a girl narrating a play in the first episode.
You can't see her, really, you only see her lips once (eating a golden leaf that I think it's for modulating her voice) and her eyes sometimes while the play about the tiger is being narrated (you can see her eyes go big in shock when the FL falsely greet Zhang Hai as the Master of the play). Everyone believe the master of the play to be a man, but from what they show us both lips and eyes + makeup looked more feminine, but I could be wrong lmao.
The FL is the girl from the Zhen Tower?? I thought she was gonna be the mysterious girl narrating the play in the third episode help thank god im watching this for the politics 😂
how could they fit in a whole series worthy content to a 2hr movie? im cryinggg
That's why I'm worried lol I guess they'll adapt like maybe half of the first arc? Idk how they're gonna warp everything up nicely ngl. Just adapting the novel for a movie script is already so complicated and if everything else already feels a bit off (miscast actors, props that aren't supposed to be here, the vibes are off, the directing and photography don't convince me either but in the movie could be better so there's hope) it's gonna be extra hard for them to make this a successful adaptation. That's why I wish them luck, they're gonna need it ðŸ˜
Someone just told me that the name Peach, while yes, it can be literal and mean the fruit, it also has another meaning in thai - which is peace, tranquility. So PeachHome together represent a tranquil home, or as the title says, a Peaceful Property... Excuse me while I go ugly cry in that corner sob I miss them so much ðŸ˜
I mean when this little toned gets alot of hate because of its heavy, dark and sensitive themes, imagine they…
Oh, for sure it requires particular taste to appreciate this kind of stories, but unfortunately I think some of the changes they made impacted the original plot in a negative way (even only for logic's sake). Still I do appreciate they did their best, because some of the messages they actually wanted to convey in drama's story are quite important and it's heartwarming how they wanted to still give hope, love and a chance to heal some of the scars and trauma to all those characters who suffered. Not sure it was the right call for this type of story, but I can see the efforts.
Reading the real summary of the novel made me realise that in the drama they actually toned the tragedy and the gore down by a lot lmao. I personally don't think most of the changes of the drama benefit the story, the novel seems better planned out, but I also guess they wanted to pass along more of a hopeful and healing message.
Unless some kind of miracle, even after seeing the new teaser, idk how this is supposed to work. The vibes are off (still the gun?? pls), the actors are good (love most of them), but unfortunately miscasted and I already know they must have changed the plot quite a bit since it's only a 2-hours movie while both the novel and the manhwa are extremely long. Hope the best for them still, but damn, it's gonna be hard.
I've got some question about the plot so if someone here has read the novel and feels kind enough to enlighten…
1. First of all, wtf is the deal with the Snow Man, his character felt so off, like why is he even there, who is he?
2. I suppose that the ML also dies in the novel's ending, but is the the same as the drama? Since I read many comments says the novel was very heavy I didn't exactly expect him to die in the FL's arms just because of his wounds.
3. Does the FL just continue to live taking children in her home or do the ending implies she somewhat died since she see the ML? Also I knew the novel was called something along the line of "swallowing gold" which usually refers to suicide, but nodoby tries to kill themselves so did they make some changes?
4. Can someone explain me when exactly the ML got bought by the Koo-min? Like, he was a talisman kid, got kidnapped by the prince while guarding a tomb, then managed to escape, somehow found Koo-min who then bought him and his friends from the noble family since they were still legally slaves to them? Or it's different?
for realll. hyungyu is really smart but he's too rational and can be seen somewhat heartless to the other players.…
Yeahh I mean I get why the other players want to eliminate hyun gyu that badly, he's really a fearsome opponent: he can keep his cool, he's incredibly smart, calculating and willing to do whatever he has to win. Tbh one thing I appreciate about him, it's that even if he appears ruthless he doesn't go out of his way to betray people, he sticks to his alleances and actually help them to win. The only thing, it's that he stands out waaaay too much bc he's bold in his games; if he did like so hee and kept a more low profile he wouldn't have such a big target on his back. I have so much fun in watching him play tho lmao.
Me too, I hope so hee will be the winner of this season and tbh I kinda want to see her and hyun gyu play against each other one-to-one in the final! Especially since Tinno was eliminated (and I quite admired his gameplay damn) and rn apart from the two of them the only other I'd like to see in the final is eun yu since her gameplay in the death's room intrigues me. I quite like ji yeon too, she's good at reading the room.
I really hope Hyung Gyun won't be eliminated. He is the smartest player and only one who actually plays the game…
fr hyun gyu is scary smart and really practical, he always has a plan and seems like he's having fun, no hard feeling involved unless it's his burning desire to win lmao. I admire the guy and I'd never want him as an enemy, so I get why everyone else want to get him out of the game... Really hope he manages to save himself tho ðŸ˜
Hyun Gyu is a bit scary, but I hope he won't get eliminated cause it's just so much fun to watch him play, the guy's really smart ðŸ˜
I love So Hee a lot too, she's my favorite and tbh I'm praying she's gonna make it to the final lmao it would be interesting to see her go one-to-one against someone else.
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Otherwise she's probably gonna be the Princess we saw in the first episode when Zhang Hai was still a boy (the one who whipped him).
I don't think they introduced the character of the Princess that soon just to never see her again.
Anyway I'm taking about the first time Zhang Hai enters the Zhen Tower.
Zhang Hai meets the FL and pays her 7 liangs to stand there to watch the play about the emperor's dilemma about where to bury the empress dowager. While the two of them are watching the play and talking about it, you can see sometimes a close up shoot of the person singing/narrating the play: you only can see their lips and their eyes (for example, at minute 16:11 there's a shoot of their eyes).
I figured they were the Master of the play that the guards actually wanted to arrest and, while everyone believes him to be a man, those shoots made me think it was a woman since they looked quite feminine.
Hope this helps?
Everyone believe the master of the play to be a man, but from what they show us both lips and eyes + makeup looked more feminine, but I could be wrong lmao.
Just adapting the novel for a movie script is already so complicated and if everything else already feels a bit off (miscast actors, props that aren't supposed to be here, the vibes are off, the directing and photography don't convince me either but in the movie could be better so there's hope) it's gonna be extra hard for them to make this a successful adaptation.
That's why I wish them luck, they're gonna need it ðŸ˜
So PeachHome together represent a tranquil home, or as the title says, a Peaceful Property... Excuse me while I go ugly cry in that corner sob I miss them so much ðŸ˜
Btw really liking the young Pastor for now, he's really sweet, but funny. I hope he gets his happy ending.
Still I do appreciate they did their best, because some of the messages they actually wanted to convey in drama's story are quite important and it's heartwarming how they wanted to still give hope, love and a chance to heal some of the scars and trauma to all those characters who suffered.
Not sure it was the right call for this type of story, but I can see the efforts.
I personally don't think most of the changes of the drama benefit the story, the novel seems better planned out, but I also guess they wanted to pass along more of a hopeful and healing message.
The vibes are off (still the gun?? pls), the actors are good (love most of them), but unfortunately miscasted and I already know they must have changed the plot quite a bit since it's only a 2-hours movie while both the novel and the manhwa are extremely long.
Hope the best for them still, but damn, it's gonna be hard.
2. I suppose that the ML also dies in the novel's ending, but is the the same as the drama? Since I read many comments says the novel was very heavy I didn't exactly expect him to die in the FL's arms just because of his wounds.
3. Does the FL just continue to live taking children in her home or do the ending implies she somewhat died since she see the ML?
Also I knew the novel was called something along the line of "swallowing gold" which usually refers to suicide, but nodoby tries to kill themselves so did they make some changes?
4. Can someone explain me when exactly the ML got bought by the Koo-min? Like, he was a talisman kid, got kidnapped by the prince while guarding a tomb, then managed to escape, somehow found Koo-min who then bought him and his friends from the noble family since they were still legally slaves to them?
Or it's different?
Tbh one thing I appreciate about him, it's that even if he appears ruthless he doesn't go out of his way to betray people, he sticks to his alleances and actually help them to win.
The only thing, it's that he stands out waaaay too much bc he's bold in his games; if he did like so hee and kept a more low profile he wouldn't have such a big target on his back.
I have so much fun in watching him play tho lmao.
Me too, I hope so hee will be the winner of this season and tbh I kinda want to see her and hyun gyu play against each other one-to-one in the final!
Especially since Tinno was eliminated (and I quite admired his gameplay damn) and rn apart from the two of them the only other I'd like to see in the final is eun yu since her gameplay in the death's room intrigues me.
I quite like ji yeon too, she's good at reading the room.
I admire the guy and I'd never want him as an enemy, so I get why everyone else want to get him out of the game... Really hope he manages to save himself tho ðŸ˜
I love So Hee a lot too, she's my favorite and tbh I'm praying she's gonna make it to the final lmao it would be interesting to see her go one-to-one against someone else.