Gone

Had me giggling. "The show keeps regurgitating the same past story over and over again as if you have the memory of a peanut and can't recall what was seen the previous episode. And the snippet they repeatedly show jumps around in time and isnt even interesting or complete so seeing it over and over again is fatiguing as the viewer." The highlight of this review. I was cracking because it's true but I dropped it way earlier than you did. It seem like it didn't change much.

Ep 16. The tension!! Everyone coming in clutch. They all, as a collective, created pressure during that ceremony. If I was Duke Xue, I would have wrapped my tail inbetween my legs and turned back already. Like if my opponents were Xie Wei, Zhang Zhe, Ning, Princess, future crown prince, and the headmaster of the Yan family... that's game over. That's an Avengers assembly there KSHYSEIRNSUFKFJFJ.

I never seen the prequel so I had nothing to compare. It started out good then focused on so many unnecessary characters, nothing was going on for over 8 episodes, and, in my opinion, Enemies to Lovers would have been a better fit than whatever we got. So yea, just disappointing watch overall.

It was Moon in the Day (I'm sure the rating will drop more once it finishes this week) and Strong Girl NamSoon.

Awww thank you. I hope you miss it less knowing many people are enjoying it. I was a little hesitant because there is politics and I didn't want to watch something that requires concentration. However, after watching two shitty kdrama back to back, I needed to cleanse with a good cdrama so I just decide to just take it slow.

I did after you said it. It's made more sense considering he didn't know the ship would sink during the silk arc but the wording of that scene in ep 14 was really weird. I probably misinterpret and they just meant they were trying mess up the ceremony and he won't allow it to happen.

Also the two sister literally defending each other 🤭🤭🤭 I love to see it. Ning acting all tough like she doesn't care her but she went to Xie to gossip about how good her sister was at everything... she is slowly reconcile that one sided hatred Ning had for her. And of course, I'm loving the fact the eldest sister is compassionate and doesn't take offence of her attitude. She matured quickly and I'm happy to see her holding her own. Can't wait to see more of the sisters. Loving the combo.

Ep 14 I think he already fell for her. Like why is he so upset she likes Zhang Zhe? He is acting all mean about her making casual conversations but still went out of his way to secretly make sweets. Boy, I see through that act 😂 even his majesty caught on.

I'm only at episode 14 but I think he did. He said something weird like about how the Age of Ceremony shouldn't be a mess again and I was like... AGAIN? 🧐

Ep 10.

I'm laughing! Their faces! When they realized they were criticizing his poem 😂 The stunt Xie Wei pulled and the way she backed him up. I'm glad this was the nail in the coffin for those two fools.

Ep 9.

"So I changed the textbook today to tell you what a woman should be like." said the MAN!

Sometimes I wonder if these men every thought it's strange how a man is teaching women how to be women... the irony of this is hilarious. In reality, it's not really funny knowing how people in that period were so misogynistic. I hope this old man gets some beating and punishment he deserves later.

Lol she witty!

Ep. 7 Her thoughts omg 😭
"Xie Wei wants me to be his hound so I have to bark."
"This old witch is still so annoying. Why would she try to prove her dominance to us, a few young ladies?"
The way she is shit talking everyone in her head is kinda funny.

Ep 4. I'm glad Ning had some character development with her sister. Maybe it's because the views were more outdated or Ning loved her other mother a lot but I wasn't a fan of the fact she was hating her sister just because she seemed like she "didn't care" about her biological mother. Like the mom was never there once in her life... yea, sure, she might have done it to give her a better life but she didn't ask to be swapped during birth. In the end, they showed us she does care about her bio mom but is being neutral about it to not create a rift in the family but even if she didn't care, I honestly wouldn't blame her. A different mom raised her with love and affection. It's hard to care about a mom who you didn't even know about until much later. Oh well, at least Ning realized her mistake after speaking with her.

I mean, Korea always deliver quality when it comes to cinematography romance and all but I would say Netflix USA are better in CGI. And yes, I do catch your drift. They have a diverse population unlike Korea that's why it's more inclusive but they just don't know the right shows to cast them which is very unfortunate of them.

It ain't about the fact it's short. Short episode always better than 16/20 episodes series. It's more about how emotionally connected we will get about the characters. Too many could be a good or bad thing depending on the writer.

This series only 8 episodes long but they are about to cast the whole acting industry 😭 this better have good writing. I'm worried this might just be a show with just pretty faces.

I don't want to stop from you watching it since the people in the comments liked it but it was a hard watch for me personally. If you are not feeling it by 2 episodes, I'm sure the rest isn't going to do much to change your mind (except for the past story. It's the only thing decent.)

Omg, I was wondering why the female actress looked familiar and now I realized she looks kinda like Yuri from SNSD. I have to say the actress really cries prettily in here.

I'm sorry but the actors can't act. Scratch that, I've seen them both in other dramas and it was fine but here? The acting is straight to the garbage. The compatibility is nonexistent. A good portion of it is off. I'm definitely considering dropping the drama. I guess the low rating is deserved.