Only one thing I have to say, She didn't wanted to exist in the world where her lover is not present, so she choose to go back to the past just to live with him. And as we know the ending is predestined maybe she will choose to go back over and over again just to be with him.
Although it's an open ending but it resembles deep love 🥹🧿 , I am glad that I gave it a try.
Fr... I've seen so many comments saying that a drama doesn't have much romance just because it doesn't have many kissing scenes. But honestly, romance isn't just about kissing.
Romance is about love, and love is the connection between two souls. It's about understanding each other, supporting one another through difficult times, and choosing not to give up on each other.
I don't know why so many people think physical touch is the only way to show romance. 😮💨
Nope :).She definitely had potential for it, but would need stronger/better writing, instead of the mess it was…
That's fair. I haven't watched Veil of Vengeance yet, so I can't really compare the two.
I get what you're saying, but I don't think a female lead has to suffer more than everyone else to be considered strong. For me, Ren Ruyi's strength comes from her growth, resilience, and the fact that she never stopped making her own choices despite everything she went through.
And honestly, I never felt Ning Yuanzhou overshadowed her. One of the things I liked about A Journey to Love was that both leads were competent and respected each other. Ruyi still had plenty of moments where she completely carried the scene.
So while she may not be the strongest female lead for everyone, she's definitely one of my favorites.
Nope :).She definitely had potential for it, but would need stronger/better writing, instead of the mess it was…
I respect your opinion but I think we're looking at her character differently.
What makes Ren Ruyi such a strong female lead to me isn't just that she's good at fighting. She went through so much in her life. Her father sold her to the Scarlet Guards, she was basically raised to be a weapon, and she spent years carrying out missions without ever having a normal life.
The queen was one of the few people who genuinely cared about her, so losing her was devastating. Even after all the betrayals, pain, and loss she experienced, she kept moving forward and eventually started making her own choices instead of living as a tool for others.
That's why I consider her one of the strongest female leads. Her strength comes from her resilience and growth, not just her fighting skills.
Yes this drama is for those who can withstand sad ending or bittersweet ending. Not everyone can endure sad endings specially death of favourite characters :)
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Although it's an open ending but it resembles deep love 🥹🧿 , I am glad that I gave it a try.
Romance is about love, and love is the connection between two souls. It's about understanding each other, supporting one another through difficult times, and choosing not to give up on each other.
I don't know why so many people think physical touch is the only way to show romance. 😮💨
You can say that Ming Yi was SML's childhood obsession.
I love their chemistry so so much 😩❤️,
He's so gentle with her 😭❤️🩹
And I am sorry for what you are enduring
I get what you're saying, but I don't think a female lead has to suffer more than everyone else to be considered strong. For me, Ren Ruyi's strength comes from her growth, resilience, and the fact that she never stopped making her own choices despite everything she went through.
And honestly, I never felt Ning Yuanzhou overshadowed her. One of the things I liked about A Journey to Love was that both leads were competent and respected each other. Ruyi still had plenty of moments where she completely carried the scene.
So while she may not be the strongest female lead for everyone, she's definitely one of my favorites.
What makes Ren Ruyi such a strong female lead to me isn't just that she's good at fighting. She went through so much in her life. Her father sold her to the Scarlet Guards, she was basically raised to be a weapon, and she spent years carrying out missions without ever having a normal life.
The queen was one of the few people who genuinely cared about her, so losing her was devastating. Even after all the betrayals, pain, and loss she experienced, she kept moving forward and eventually started making her own choices instead of living as a tool for others.
That's why I consider her one of the strongest female leads. Her strength comes from her resilience and growth, not just her fighting skills.