A jealous wife can be the source of all evil – so you must learn to control her and maintain a balance between…
Yes, it's the Empress. Some of her actions are evil. She manipulated and used Xiao Yuan Qi's mother and willingly sacrificed her people (epidemic). These actions led to further manipulation and ultimately triggered the central conflict this drama is about.
This drama focuses on politics with just a touch of romance. If you are not interested in politics or the lead actors, you might find it dull.
The director decided to use a wide-angle camera to film most of the drama, which felt unusual. I wondered whether this drama was intended to be a 3D production, if the director was trying to win a bet, or if there was another reason behind this choice.
The romance is simple and receives limited screen time. The male lead supports the female lead, and their relationship faces almost no conflicts. The kissing scenes are very well-executed, though. A positive aspect is the absence of a love triangle. The drama begins with the FL ending her nine-year relationship with a man who is largely irrelevant to the story - and to the writer, as they do not even bother to explain why the FL entered into that relationship in the first place.
Moral of the Story: If your ex doesn't want you back, persuade her by forcing her to kiss you. It's considered being romantic, but only if you are wealthy enough, of course. 🤷♂️
Moral of the Story: If a crying girl comes to you asking for revenge for her parents, just walk away - she's a psychopath who wants to see all adults killing each other and spitting fountains of blood.
The first few episodes felt like "Taxi Driver," which quickly became quite boring for me. I preferred the second part of the drama, where the focus shifted from the cases to the main characters, sometimes resembling "Flower of Evil."
Moral of the Story: If you're looking for a "killer" wife, visit some snowy mountains.
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Some of her actions are evil. She manipulated and used Xiao Yuan Qi's mother and willingly sacrificed her people (epidemic). These actions led to further manipulation and ultimately triggered the central conflict this drama is about.
Moral of the Story:
It takes over a year and a great deal of politics to fix a single timetable board at the bus stop.
The director decided to use a wide-angle camera to film most of the drama, which felt unusual. I wondered whether this drama was intended to be a 3D production, if the director was trying to win a bet, or if there was another reason behind this choice.
The romance is simple and receives limited screen time. The male lead supports the female lead, and their relationship faces almost no conflicts. The kissing scenes are very well-executed, though.
A positive aspect is the absence of a love triangle. The drama begins with the FL ending her nine-year relationship with a man who is largely irrelevant to the story - and to the writer, as they do not even bother to explain why the FL entered into that relationship in the first place.
If your ex doesn't want you back, persuade her by forcing her to kiss you. It's considered being romantic, but only if you are wealthy enough, of course.
🤷♂️
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If a crying girl comes to you asking for revenge for her parents, just walk away - she's a psychopath who wants to see all adults killing each other and spitting fountains of blood.
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Moral of the Story:
If you're looking for a "killer" wife, visit some snowy mountains.