Right lol this is so bad for diplomatic relations - like man is risking a full blown WAR over this show of pride.…
Actually, this was normal for rival states to engage in martial competition and such during this kind of event. Some for entertainment, some for displaying dominance and psychological warfare.
I am referring to consort Qin's and ED's conversation in ep. 20. When ED asked Qin what was she worried about…
I'm liking this dynamics. It's becoming more visible that their alliance is teetering on the edge. It's interesting to see who'll break first, and how it'll change the board.
I'm particularly interested in what Qin is hiding. She's the wild card among the trio.
Massive massive spoilers of what’s to come, if you don’t want to be spoiled, don’t watch https://x.com/mybailuv/status/2067118719004987657?s=46I'll…
Yes, the drama is indeed more "wild" with its characters, especially Ye Li and the mysteries surrounding…
Okay, then it'll be slightly spoiler-y. . . . . . . . . . . Ye Li is completely different. In the novel, she's a transmigrator from the modern world and she was a special force soldier. She is a master of CQC and introduces modern military doctorine to ancient world. No psychological illnes or anything.
MXY kinda the same in terms of character - cold, calculating and loves his wife a lot. He's someone you would label as a male yandere. Dude got no chill when it comes to Ye Li. But novel version is several times more powerful than the drama version. Dude is like within top 5 in the entire martial world and command millions of soldiers.
The Xu family (Ye Li's maternal family, the Linshan Academy people) plays a huge part in the story.
There are several differences in characters as well, like Mo Jingli, the Emperor, etc.
Plot wise, since there is no Linshan Academy mystery, it focuses more on the politics and wars.
I need someone to do me a comparison between the drama and the novel so bad!! i have been seeing reviews some…
Yes, the drama is indeed more "wild" with its characters, especially Ye Li and the mysteries surrounding her.
The novel, of course, is much bigger in scale—with a larger ensemble, bigger fights, grander schemes, and full-scale wars.
The relationship between the main leads is more or less the same in spirit; they have a fantastic relationship in the novel as well.
The novel has the natural advantage of text, allowing the author's and the reader's imaginations to run completely wild. The novel is as a grand epic of love and conquest, albeit with a fairly straightforward narrative style. On the other hand, the drama's pacing is much tighter, and the characters feel more distinct and unique.
I personally love both because they offer entirely different types of entertainment.
I need your opinions, guys. So far, until today's episodes, do you think Moli is a great drama? Like the pace…
Drama is all around very very well made, interesting story, good pacing, and very well crafted characters.
Since you mentioned relationship and kissing scenes, I would like to emphasize it. Relationship development and romance is very natural and warm. Kisses may not be 'hot' hot in comparison against other idol dramas, but they are so beautiful and meaningful. We are talking about a really good slow-burn romance here.
Since you already like the leads, it should be easy for you to get into.
But no divorce and stuff in the novel as well.
Princess is here for marriage alliance.
Her maid, Su Zuidie, is previously from Da Chu and was betrothed to MXY before.
Personally, after starting the drama, I even thanked the director and writer for changing it this way. It surely is a rare experience in drama space.
I'm particularly interested in what Qin is hiding. She's the wild card among the trio.
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Ye Li is completely different. In the novel, she's a transmigrator from the modern world and she was a special force soldier. She is a master of CQC and introduces modern military doctorine to ancient world. No psychological illnes or anything.
MXY kinda the same in terms of character - cold, calculating and loves his wife a lot. He's someone you would label as a male yandere. Dude got no chill when it comes to Ye Li. But novel version is several times more powerful than the drama version. Dude is like within top 5 in the entire martial world and command millions of soldiers.
The Xu family (Ye Li's maternal family, the Linshan Academy people) plays a huge part in the story.
There are several differences in characters as well, like Mo Jingli, the Emperor, etc.
Plot wise, since there is no Linshan Academy mystery, it focuses more on the politics and wars.
Hope this helps you.
The novel, of course, is much bigger in scale—with a larger ensemble, bigger fights, grander schemes, and full-scale wars.
The relationship between the main leads is more or less the same in spirit; they have a fantastic relationship in the novel as well.
The novel has the natural advantage of text, allowing the author's and the reader's imaginations to run completely wild. The novel is as a grand epic of love and conquest, albeit with a fairly straightforward narrative style. On the other hand, the drama's pacing is much tighter, and the characters feel more distinct and unique.
I personally love both because they offer entirely different types of entertainment.
Since you mentioned relationship and kissing scenes, I would like to emphasize it. Relationship development and romance is very natural and warm. Kisses may not be 'hot' hot in comparison against other idol dramas, but they are so beautiful and meaningful. We are talking about a really good slow-burn romance here.
Since you already like the leads, it should be easy for you to get into.
Make sense since the Emperor was changed.