Embarrassingly, it took me 14 episodes to realize that the palette on the episode title screen gains one extra color as the episodes progress. And there are 29 color sections in total. Nice detail!
finished the drama but went on 2x speed and skipped some parts. Anyone know why prince iksang's son didn't die…
From the Fl and the king's convo it was pretty obviously stated that the king didn't poison the prince's son. Instead from the very start he took him in as his son and named him the crown prince just so the spirit would go after him. It was all his plan. Queen Dowager was overly anxious to get rid of him and this gave him the perfect opportunity to throw her over instead. The king sending the prince's son out of the palace and the kid regaining consciousness pretty much proved that it was the spirit's doing. This way the king was able to hold onto his innocence and authority in front of the ministers and royal relatives. And now nobody would dare suggest naming another crown prince for a while knowing the spirit was rampant.. is what I think.
I hate the chains binding him to the palace in the end but I'll take this seemingly happy ending π I wonder what price he paid and whether or not there's salvation.
I love the discussions and analyses of the ML and FL happening in this forum. Some of them are really good analyses…
6 months. During the meeting between both of their families discussing marriage, they show a flashback of when XY and HM first met six months prior. So, I guess they dated for 6 months.
Haven't been this giddy about a show in so long. Didn't expect it to start airing so soon and it's hitting all the right spots ngl (β ｑβ β‘β βΏβ β‘β ｑβ )
The Faithful = The DoubleGolden Branch = The GloryThe novel title that she said on the series
Both the stories she mentioned share the same screenwriter, Cao Xiao Tian. Faithful (2023, starring Janice Wu) was his work and Golden Branch (Jin Zhi) is his upcoming work.
Oh and the transplant that they're going for in the drama is "Umbilical cord blood transplant". Which is why she…
She felt guilty because she would give birth to the baby only to save her other child. I mean, it's pretty messed up if the only reason you were born was to save someone else and your parent didn't genuinely want you. Hence why she felt guilty.
In the drama, the Marquis lost both his wife and son. The wife drank poison. The son was executed. And he is allowed to keep his title but it won't be passed down to anyone. His bloodline ended with him.
No it's vastly different. They kept the doting and funny brother and dad and the roughest out line but changed…
Ah, I see. Well, changes in adaptations are inevitable. Let's see how this one goes. I hope they don't mess this up, they already have a pretty good story at hand. π€
No it's vastly different. They kept the doting and funny brother and dad and the roughest out line but changed…
If you watch carefully in ep 1, around 2 minutes of the start, you'll notice that YuQi's arrow is still on the bow. He did not release the arrow that hit Jiang Si, it came from behind him, you can also notice his expression. But when she turned around it looked like he hit her. I think they'll talk about this in the future episodes.
In her previous life, didn't she marry someone else? How come she became ML's wife?
ML was her second husband. We don't have the specific details as to how her first marriage ended. They implied that after going through many wrongdoings, she ended up at the southern frontier where she met the ML and they got married.
I wonder what price he paid and whether or not there's salvation.
The kid is so adorable omg πππ
Faithful (2023, starring Janice Wu) was his work and Golden Branch (Jin Zhi) is his upcoming work.
It was subtle promotion by the screenwriter lol
There's more to her backstory! I love her acting.
I think they'll talk about this in the future episodes.