Genre : Historical, Mystery, Romance, Investigation
Prince Xiao lacks reliable manpower to investigate case, while Chu Chu lacks people to step up, take charge and be a man.
Together, they manage to unravel a shocking case that has dragged on for 18 years. After solving the case, she won the Emperor's approval and is finally certified as the Imperial Coroner, fulfilling her life goal.
Prince Xiao lacks reliable manpower to investigate case, while Chu Chu lacks people to step up, take charge and be a man.
Together, they manage to unravel a shocking case that has dragged on for 18 years. After solving the case, she won the Emperor's approval and is finally certified as the Imperial Coroner, fulfilling her life goal.
It's a whodunnit just the same though romance does take a backseat. Also about a woman entering a profession as the first of her gender in a male dominated industry. Has a lot to do with betrayal of close friends but of the male leads. It's quite interesting how similar the two are. Both female leads are intelligent and strong, charismatic characters that never give in or up on their mission to find the truth.
In both of these series, the female leads are rational and are good at what they do. Jun Jiu Ling is smart and schemes with life as a whole while the imperial coroner does her job well and has a good head on her shoulders for deducting cases but can be a little naïve when not on guard. They portray strong characters to strangers and the outside world but have allow themselves to be comforted by their counterparts when they are having a breakdown.
The male leads in both series express their feelings pretty early on. They both have their own three musketeer group and really trust those around them. I like that both couples work hand-in-hand and serve as each other's support.
Both are great underrated historical dramas that definitely shouldn't be overlooked.
The male leads in both series express their feelings pretty early on. They both have their own three musketeer group and really trust those around them. I like that both couples work hand-in-hand and serve as each other's support.
Both are great underrated historical dramas that definitely shouldn't be overlooked.
Both are really well made and highly enjoyable dramas about Coroners/Forensic Medicine in Ancient China and Crime Investigation. Both have capable and smart characters who don't mess around, and the plot is carefully designed and fast-paced, not a single second is wasted. I wish there were more dramas like this.
About Judge of Song Dynasty, don't hesitate because it's an old drama. Only the camerawork/color palette is dated (actually better and consistent than some dramas these days) but everything else is really good and holds well against time.
About Judge of Song Dynasty, don't hesitate because it's an old drama. Only the camerawork/color palette is dated (actually better and consistent than some dramas these days) but everything else is really good and holds well against time.
