Absolutely not. I for one am glad they didn't force the story ending with kids and marriage. It's not up to the…
I disagree. We need a lot more pro-marriage, pro-family, pro children message in these dramas. This anti-marriage mentality is the primary reason why we're facing a low birth crisis all over the developing world. Unless we turn this around, entire countries will disappear. So I hope these governments wake up before it's too late. We need to propagandize the public towards getting married and having children. That's the right thing to do.
Season two. Title: Fatal Romance Synopsis: Five years on, Zhi Yu, Hu Xiu, Zhao, and Gong find themselves stuck in an upgraded murder mystery VR game. Some shady figures have locked them and others inside, surrounded by killer NPCs out for blood.
Xiao Li (ML), a thug worked in a country side casino,lived with his sick mother who was former courtesan.He was…
"they bite each other and chain each other" Whoa! Details please! How did they develop this relationship? So, it's true she never slept with the puppet husband, or she did but wasn't satisfied?
They’ve only been dating a few months though. It’s not that she doesn’t want to, she’s not ready. Also,…
Given how in love those two are, marriage and kids would've been a fitting ending. Instead, they went with a subtle anti-marriage message, which I find weird.
They’ve only been dating a few months though. It’s not that she doesn’t want to, she’s not ready. Also,…
I get this explanation, but the drama makes it seem like she cares more about her career than marrying this man she's madly in love with. Given how long they've been dating, they should've just kept the whole marriage conversation out of it.
HOT TAKE: I loved this drama overall, but the ending left me a bit disappointed. She shouldn't have poured cold water on his wish to marry her for her career. This guy helped her build up her confidence and reclaim her career. Yet they made it look like she's picking her career over marrying him. By the end, it felt like the show was quietly promoting living together and a career over getting married to the person who absolutely loves and is devoted to you. Marrying the RIGHT person early is infinitely better than becoming a corporate slave. Cohabitation is NOT the optimal arrangement as it often degrades relationships over time. I can't believe they've subtly pushed this anti-marriage message while China is in the midst of a low birthrate crisis. The CCP should decree that every show should end with a happy marriage and children. lol
Xiao Li (ML), a thug worked in a country side casino,lived with his sick mother who was former courtesan.He was…
" her puppet husband was impotent and they never shared the bed." So she never had sex with her puppet husband? 😂😂 Ok, that makes me feel a little better.
Pei, you idiot. You thought you could get a girl who doesn't like you to start liking you by kicking the man that she still loves when he's down? What a pathetic human being.
I was about to curse out the writer if they made HX dumb enough to take that scarf. But she's smart and level-headed. Friendly, yeah, but she knows where to draw the line. And to be fair, Pei hasn't done anything wrong to her. In his head, he's just pursuing a single woman who tried to friendzone him. If she'd accepted his gift, that would've sent the wrong message.
In the next episodes, Pei gets a reality check on his "great love." Then a short jealousy stint from HX (it's always funny when couples take turns getting jealous over nothing). After that, the other shoe drops on our main couple.
Here's what I'm expecting: 1. Pei gets redeemed. He stands up to his dad and helps Yu crack his case. 2. HX breaks up with Yu for a bit because of her father. I'm expecting a lot of tears 3. The couple fights their way back to each other.
I figure the writer might force in this side couple at the last second, and I'm not feeling it. They should've had Zhao and Wang as a dating pair instead of being married. That whole subplot came off shallow. Or they could've done more to develop Zhao and Gong emotionally. The smarter move is just leaving them as friends. Let's end this drama on a solid note!
Title: Fatal Romance
Synopsis: Five years on, Zhi Yu, Hu Xiu, Zhao, and Gong find themselves stuck in an upgraded murder mystery VR game. Some shady figures have locked them and others inside, surrounded by killer NPCs out for blood.
Whoa! Details please! How did they develop this relationship? So, it's true she never slept with the puppet husband, or she did but wasn't satisfied?
So she never had sex with her puppet husband? 😂😂 Ok, that makes me feel a little better.
"their romance is dark"
How?
In the next episodes, Pei gets a reality check on his "great love." Then a short jealousy stint from HX (it's always funny when couples take turns getting jealous over nothing). After that, the other shoe drops on our main couple.
Here's what I'm expecting:
1. Pei gets redeemed. He stands up to his dad and helps Yu crack his case.
2. HX breaks up with Yu for a bit because of her father. I'm expecting a lot of tears
3. The couple fights their way back to each other.
I figure the writer might force in this side couple at the last second, and I'm not feeling it. They should've had Zhao and Wang as a dating pair instead of being married. That whole subplot came off shallow. Or they could've done more to develop Zhao and Gong emotionally. The smarter move is just leaving them as friends. Let's end this drama on a solid note!