Blue Orchid Blossom

true! I like how the scriptwriter is taking their relationship forward in the drama so far

I do get where you are coming from but the way Li Xun said things in the novel was kinda off. Idk. I'm not commenting based on one incident. I read the Chinese version of part 2 and saw that there's more than one place where the dialogues were sexist in my dictionary. It doesn't mean i don't like the drama, I just wish few things were put different

OMGGGG!!! Is this fr?!!! that's so awesome!! it has a large fanbase i guess. I had no freaking clue about this drama

nothing wrong. I just like more drama lol

all those 'rich ceo comes to poor cindrella recuse from the evil girl' lol

I do like this drama but a few things don't sit well with me. Like Li Xun saying a girl needs to be innocent and fragile to be called a princess in the drama and the novel Li Xun wanting a boy child cuz men are easy to raise and women are delicate. I don't get the innocent, fragile, delicate concept. Women are not some thin piece of glass or princess pea. It just ruins my eagerness for the drama, what century is this again?!

I'm not sure. I just saw that scene in youtube shorts :/ does anyone else have any clue?

I agree with you, there is so much stuff in the tech field that I just keep learning new things to even prepare for an internship in my field. If they showed Li Xun is doing all perfectly and getting back on track with his skills, then I would have a hard time believing it despite him being a genius. I like how they showed Zhu Yun giving him a book to read to gain more subject knowledge, it makes things realistic. He did miss a lot and now he has to keep up.

almost every cdrama video in a few channels address the ml as ceo and fl as cindrella. It irks me too :/

He had many negative comments across weibo due to nepotism. Although I do get that he had the privilege of getting a platform through his parents, he wouldn't have been able to proceed forward or earn a name only with that. Each one of us is privileged in one way or the other. Actors like Leo Luo Yunxi and Sean Xiao Zhan earned a name for themselves from the scratch and even if Arthur Chen Feiyu isn't like that, I do believe that he's earning a name through his acting. His daddy can't make all the netizens like him, if Chen Feiyu has a fan base now, it's mostly because he's being recognized for his talent. He's improving and will hopefully continue to do so.

a true match made in hell 👏👏

I agree. If love is just based on physical attraction or spontaneous emotional attachment then it's easy to fall apart. Love needs a more strong foundation like trust and respect

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/RdPDyCmmY7E

I want our leads in the 2nd arc to either take revenge or kiss ASAP for the sake of the responsibilities I am putting away. So please make it worth it. Either make a revenge plan or just make out, I wouldn't mind lol

I agree with your comment. It's a rare and unique gem of a script in cdramaland. Although I do agree that trust and a sense of security are very important in a marriage, I don't quite agree that love fades over time if it was true love in the first place. I just believe that true love gets another meaning over time. When couples are in the honeymoon stage, the sparks and tension between them are shaped into passionate love, and when couples have been together for a long time, its the trust and the fact that no one knows each other better that adds layers of intimacy and gives love another wholesome meaning.

I like getting spoilers too. It just makes me anticipate the episodes more

I kinda felt the same too. Yang Hua doesn't seem to be lying when he says those things. I feel like there's more to it. I'm really curious about how his past will unfold. He didn't meet Qin Shi at the party for the first time too I guess

I get where you are coming from but it's just sad that it's becoming more condensed. I just like a lot of drama lol

Can anyone tell me why kdramas have been cutting short on the number of episodes? It was 18, then 12, then 10, 8 in a few, and now I saw one with just 6 episodes

Can anyone tell me why kdramas have been cutting short on the number of episodes? It was 18, then 12, then 8 in a few, and now its 6 episodes in this.