Honestly Chen Xuan Qing is wrong but understandable. Imagine having no control over your life, your uncle makes…
He wasn't forced to marry. He made a choice to save himself by marrying into the Yu family.
There are people in rea life who chooses the easier path then feel as if they are victimised. I see it now amongst people I meet. Then they justify their actions using that as an excuse. So " nah " not feeling sorry.
And oh yeah if you don't expressly say something to the girl its a one side love. So " nah. " No guts no glory.
Am on ep 17 now this ML is totally unlikeable, not married but he is keeping a mistress and has son and daughter…
Yeah what the heck do people think the chambermaids are? And childhood betrothals. The men married when they were boys. Those older females are brutal. I can't even watch the torture scenes by women. They are worse than men.
I didn’t want to tell her/him my grandfather had 4 wives and it was openly acknowledged. So did other relatives. The family was rich enough to afford it. And I am not even living during the Ming Dynasty.
Am on ep 17 now this ML is totally unlikeable, not married but he is keeping a mistress and has son and daughter…
Then you better not watch historical dramas then. Its a lie if a Cdrama potrays a single man.
He is supposed to be younger in age but they used an older actor.
A mistress is the same as a concubine to me. He is above 20 years old.
I respect your opinion just stating some common historical drama themes. I am also used to multiple wives culturally. I don’t agree with it but its not an unknown concept.
The fight scenes are fine. Sorta. The camerawork is a bit clunky. I am commenting because I wasn't expecting it to be having funny angles, close ups etc.
I literally cannot work out why this wuxia feels so disjointed. I am not even expecting any romance because there is no romance tags. He is also shown alone in both beginning and ending.
Is that Hao girl alright? She is a bit dense isn't she?
Different vibes. However based on the current epiaodes I have watched- that ML is confident and supportive. He doesn't have the looks I like but completely suited to the role and the main couple have chemistry.
I have marathoned The Story of Ming Lan from ep 1-45 over the weekend. I am emotionally wrung out.
I need a payback if I watched todays episodes or wait till ep 40 airs.
Otherwise would head over to the Yang Yang dramas.
I think I have ODed over stepmothers. I cannot even remember what JZ's father and stepmother looks like. Its evil, bitchy, underhanded, killing, torture, dying or unrequited female leads.... from 2 dramas. I am literally drained as a viewer.
There's Gu, Chen, Ye here. Then there is Gu, Sheng, Qing, Yan, Liang, Wen and who else? Both fathers are officials. I am getting the Ministry they are in mixed up. This GJZ has the 3rd sister and brother? The other has the 4th and 5th sister?
Are you guys watching any on-air C-dramas aside from Splendid Match? I’m really enjoying these daily watch-party…
The story of Ming Lan. I am now ep 26 and the main couple are nowhere near the flirting stage.
However the brisk storytelling pace is phenomenal. Its a 2018 drama and looks set to become not my favourite drama but certainly in the top 5 for welll written ensemble cast drama.
The story of Ming Lan is my favourite Chinese drama.
Its long man. I don't watch long dramas so being on ep 6 is killing me. I watched ep 63-65 to check out the vibes and liked it enough to check out from ep 1.
Episode 11 is just the right balance and break. I am returning to ep 6 and onwar d this week end.
I will tell you though that this drama has an absolute gem. The kid playing the King. My god he is phenomenal for his age. His acting is superb.
Hi. I won't want specific spoilers and even big spoilers.
I just want to know if there is drama every moment till the end from the novel. Yes I know its different especially for the half sister and cousin.
I have finished ep 25. I wasn't expecting the fallout from 2 secondary male characters.
I mean I know that the wedding is this Sunday.... I want happy wedding prep and sweet coy moments.
I am tensed up instead waiting for Ye Xian's big meltdown and confrontation. Then add on the engaged adopted nephew. Or the adopted nephew who is engaged. You know who I mean.
The old fart hadn't even been taken down yet. The Hu guy, the sea route etc.
There are people in rea life who chooses the easier path then feel as if they are victimised. I see it now amongst people I meet. Then they justify their actions using that as an excuse. So " nah " not feeling sorry.
And oh yeah if you don't expressly say something to the girl its a one side love. So " nah. " No guts no glory.
I didn’t want to tell her/him my grandfather had 4 wives and it was openly acknowledged. So did other relatives. The family was rich enough to afford it. And I am not even living during the Ming Dynasty.
He is supposed to be younger in age but they used an older actor.
A mistress is the same as a concubine to me. He is above 20 years old.
I respect your opinion just stating some common historical drama themes. I am also used to multiple wives culturally. I don’t agree with it but its not an unknown concept.
I am not sure how much longer I can last. I can't even work out if there is a plot worth talking about.
Troll. Troll. Troll.
The fight scenes are fine. Sorta. The camerawork is a bit clunky. I am commenting because I wasn't expecting it to be having funny angles, close ups etc.
I literally cannot work out why this wuxia feels so disjointed. I am not even expecting any romance because there is no romance tags. He is also shown alone in both beginning and ending.
Is that Hao girl alright? She is a bit dense isn't she?
I have marathoned The Story of Ming Lan from ep 1-45 over the weekend. I am emotionally wrung out.
I need a payback if I watched todays episodes or wait till ep 40 airs.
Otherwise would head over to the Yang Yang dramas.
I think I have ODed over stepmothers. I cannot even remember what JZ's father and stepmother looks like. Its evil, bitchy, underhanded, killing, torture, dying or unrequited female leads.... from 2 dramas. I am literally drained as a viewer.
There's Gu, Chen, Ye here. Then there is Gu, Sheng, Qing, Yan, Liang, Wen and who else? Both fathers are officials. I am getting the Ministry they are in mixed up. This GJZ has the 3rd sister and brother? The other has the 4th and 5th sister?
See? I am getting my dramas mixed up.
However the brisk storytelling pace is phenomenal. Its a 2018 drama and looks set to become not my favourite drama but certainly in the top 5 for welll written ensemble cast drama.
Episode 11 is just the right balance and break. I am returning to ep 6 and
onwar
d this
week
end.
I will tell you though that this drama has an absolute gem. The kid playing the King. My god he is phenomenal for his age. His acting is superb.
I have an opinion and have no time to whine. I am also starting The Story of Ming Lan and My Royal Nemesis
I like my balance of drama life. Some light. One crazy. One super long 73 episodes.
So different tastes for different viewers.
I am trying to work out how Qi Heng fits into the whole picture with the bitchy 4th sister.
I just want to know if there is drama every moment till the end from the novel. Yes I know its different especially for the half sister and cousin.
I have finished ep 25. I wasn't expecting the fallout from 2 secondary male characters.
I mean I know that the wedding is this Sunday.... I want happy wedding prep and sweet coy moments.
I am tensed up instead waiting for Ye Xian's big meltdown and confrontation. Then add on the engaged adopted nephew. Or the adopted nephew who is engaged. You know who I mean.
The old fart hadn't even been taken down yet. The Hu guy, the sea route etc.