Am I the only one who finds it difficult to understand the politics in these cdramas? I'm always lost unlike kdramas
I generaly don't understand everything at first, it can be very complex. But, as the story progresses, we get to understand more and more about the subtleties of the politics and it gets more and more interesting. At least that's the case for me ๐
Pursuit of Jade is not available on Netflix France, so of course it can't be popular. There are very little cdramas…
OMG! I tried, thinking it wouldn't work. But it did! How crazy is that? Thank you so much! I've been wanting to watch Who rules the world for a while now, and now I can. You're the best ๐
I'm at episode 4 and realised they haven't asked each other their original name?? Do they in later episodes?
I noticed that in most transmigration stories I've watched (maybe all of them, actually), they never ask about their real identities or names. I find it quite strange as well that they go on using the characters' names even when they know that it's not the right one. Maybe there's a reason for that?
I was about to be forgiving and understanding towards the SML, but then he still kept that bandaid. I was hoping…
I thought he would throw it away as well. But it wouldn't be a good idea to throw trash outside, in nature. I'm sure he waited to find a bin, and then he threw it away ๐คญ
the ost is on spotify! you can check it out and see if the song is part of the album๐ซถ๐ผhttps://open.spotify.com/album/6HfXDTzOhLciC9qQuhp8pr?si=ipyt-_JCRLiK9MWoDqvXSw
Does anyone know the title of the song in episode 1, when Qin Xiao Yi is first introduced? The one with these lyrics: I'll be relentless The terror in your dreams My ghost surrounds you Never lets you sleep. I really loved that scene!
I'll be relentless
The terror in your dreams
My ghost surrounds you
Never lets you sleep.
I really loved that scene!