As far as I can tell, Chinese actors and actresses are way too good looking these days. They just look better with generations. Yeah, making pretty babies is becoming a thing.
Wu Yi should take back the throne. They should get rid of the evil father and son Li Mao and his dad Huai Gui. And that sick empress dowager who does nothing good for the country.
Will li mao will die at the end of the drama .any idea 🤔
I hope he does die. At least this won't ruin his good cheerful face with cute dimples in my eyes. I don't like it when he plays evil role. Too cute for evil.
Okay i love both the leads no hate just an unbiased opinion of mine I don't know this whole sister in law track…
Yeah, I agree. I think Zhang Ling He is so beautiful that's why I am giving this a try and also this drama we have so many good looking actor and actresses. I am pretty sick of the in-law situations and you're exactly right about this type of story. There are so many short dramas with this similar story and they are very bad to watch.
I came across this on YouTube and thought I'd share it (see link below). For this drama to truly make a comeback and win viewers' hearts aside from everything the Crown Prince is already doing, the love story between the ML and FL has to become incredibly powerful and emotionally moving. I want the last 10 episodes to leave us in tears every single time. More than anything, I want to see the FL's "block of ice-Antarctica" personality slowly and painfully melt because of the ML's unwavering love, care, and devotion. As a viewer, I want to feel every step of that transformation, every emotion, every moment of vulnerability, and every way she learns to return his love and care. I want this drama to steal tears from us, a flood of tears, in every episode until the very end. We'll see! But judging from some of the clips in this theme song, I'm feeling a little more hopeful that the drama won't disappoint us too badly. I'm keeping my fingers crossed.
I'm having a feeling that the upcoming episodes would make us cry so bad fr 🥲
haha I hope the writers atone for the unemotional FL's character that they make the last 1/3 of the drama so joyously touching that viewers just keep on shedding tears.
Oh, then it's very predictable as we have seen many dramas before. The 1 ultimate villain boss for the whole drama ;) Well then, I am hoping to see many funny moments from the main couple.
Blame the scriptwriters. I really don’t know what Jeremy has done wrong in a past life to always be cast in…
I believe you when you said that you don't think being a famous actor is all that fun, and perhaps that's one reason you aren't one yourself. However, I see it a little differently. By today's standards, being a famous actor is often viewed as a highly desirable career. Fame brings opportunities, financial success, influence, and recognition. Of course, every career comes with trade-offs, and acting is no exception. The loss of privacy and constant public attention can certainly be difficult. That said, I also believe that people who pursue careers that place them in the public eye such as acting generally understand what they are signing up for. While the reality may be more challenging than expected, it's still a path they chose because they believed the rewards outweighed the sacrifices. For that reason, I wouldn't go so far as to say that being a famous actor isn't fun simply because everyone is watching them. I also don't think it's my place to speak on their behalf, even if I am a famous actor myself because everybody's life is different. In fact, one could argue that for many entertainers, it is much less enjoyable when there aren't enough people's eyes on them or paying attention to them. Public recognition is, after all, an essential part of their profession. Hence, at times public figures need to stir up controversies to stay in the pool of public relevance. As for Prince Xi's character, regardless of what he did or failed to do, he now has to live with the consequences of his choices. Sometimes the harshest punishment is the regret a person carries within themselves. He placed this upon himself as far as I could understand. So no, I don't feel bad for his character one bit. Regarding the actor himself, people often say that typecasting is unfortunate, and in some cases it can be limiting. At the same time, it's also a reflection of reality. Most people build careers by excelling at what they do best. If an actor consistently delivers outstanding performances in a particular type of role, it's only natural that directors continue offering similar roles. Success leads to recognition, and recognition often leads to more opportunities, greater financial rewards, and a stronger reputation. And again, this is what this career path they chose is all about. Personally, I would feel much worse for someone who is genuinely talented but never gets the opportunity to develop and master their strengths. Being pushed to do many different things before becoming established in any one area can prevent them from reaching their full potential. Just my thoughts. P.S most people would not turn down an opportunity of being a famous celebrity for the mere reason of having too many eyes on them. That's the whole point of it all. I didn't want to write this long or put thought into replying to your comment but since I have seen so many comments on speaking on behalf of the actors I thought I let it out. Wake up, they are called the rich and famous for a reason. If they need support, then the support should be for their arts, their stardom, not for their thoughts or personal lives.
For this drama to truly make a comeback and win viewers' hearts aside from everything the Crown Prince is already doing, the love story between the ML and FL has to become incredibly powerful and emotionally moving. I want the last 10 episodes to leave us in tears every single time.
More than anything, I want to see the FL's "block of ice-Antarctica" personality slowly and painfully melt because of the ML's unwavering love, care, and devotion. As a viewer, I want to feel every step of that transformation, every emotion, every moment of vulnerability, and every way she learns to return his love and care.
I want this drama to steal tears from us, a flood of tears, in every episode until the very end. We'll see! But judging from some of the clips in this theme song, I'm feeling a little more hopeful that the drama won't disappoint us too badly. I'm keeping my fingers crossed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CoTItF3tvWQ
As for Prince Xi's character, regardless of what he did or failed to do, he now has to live with the consequences of his choices. Sometimes the harshest punishment is the regret a person carries within themselves. He placed this upon himself as far as I could understand. So no, I don't feel bad for his character one bit.
Regarding the actor himself, people often say that typecasting is unfortunate, and in some cases it can be limiting. At the same time, it's also a reflection of reality. Most people build careers by excelling at what they do best. If an actor consistently delivers outstanding performances in a particular type of role, it's only natural that directors continue offering similar roles. Success leads to recognition, and recognition often leads to more opportunities, greater financial rewards, and a stronger reputation. And again, this is what this career path they chose is all about. Personally, I would feel much worse for someone who is genuinely talented but never gets the opportunity to develop and master their strengths. Being pushed to do many different things before becoming established in any one area can prevent them from reaching their full potential. Just my thoughts.
P.S most people would not turn down an opportunity of being a famous celebrity for the mere reason of having too many eyes on them. That's the whole point of it all. I didn't want to write this long or put thought into replying to your comment but since I have seen so many comments on speaking on behalf of the actors I thought I let it out. Wake up, they are called the rich and famous for a reason. If they need support, then the support should be for their arts, their stardom, not for their thoughts or personal lives.