I tried, but I can't with this ML, he always has the same bored smirk in every drama even when he cameos, in my…
This actor started with different roles, even comedic ones like in Shopaholic Louis, and I think he was pretty good at them. But he realized his poker face could make him a lot of money, and he never really tried anything new after that. Haha.
I don't know whether the series accurately portrays the procedures used to treat breast cancer in China. But if this is really how they handle it, they are seriously behind!
Exactly—you’ve hit the nail on the head. The show’s strengths lie in its romance, warmth, and slow-burn…
But I think those last scenes also appear in the original novel. it is not an invention of the director. Well, it's not important, but they could have been omitted.
Exactly—you’ve hit the nail on the head. The show’s strengths lie in its romance, warmth, and slow-burn…
Ok, I understand now. Thank you.
Either way, I still think those post- credits scenes add nothing to the story. In fact, I think they actually make it a bit worse and it weaken the ending a little. If I re-watch some day I won´t watch that part
Exactly—you’ve hit the nail on the head. The show’s strengths lie in its romance, warmth, and slow-burn…
Clearly, there's a scene where Xie Zheng's mother talks about what she's going to name her niece, and they decide on the name Changyu. After that, the protagonists are shown walking arm in arm on their way to meet up with everyone else. In that alternate timeline, there's no sign of Changyu's parents or any other family members or there's no other Changyu who happens to share the same name as Xie Zheng's cousin.
If it's really the way you say it is, then that's even worse, because all they've done is confuse people.
Exactly—you’ve hit the nail on the head. The show’s strengths lie in its romance, warmth, and slow-burn…
Totally agree. And I think those last scenes are completely unnecessary. I didn't want to see the main characters together, even though they're cousins. It's ridiculous in the 21st century, knowing that this practice isn't advisable. And it adds nothing interesting to the story.
I suppose it's in the novel too, but it would have been better if, in those extra credits, the protagonists had met without the events of 17 years prior, as the same characters. That would have been interesting. A new encounter under different circumstances.
Finished! In summary, I think the best part of this series is the romance: the scenes between the main characters, their chemistry, their love story, and how their relationship develops. However, the overall plot has some weaknesses. I'd say the series didn't have enough budget to fully develop the fight scenes and the special effects it needed, and the director rushed through certain parts of the story in a way that felt a bit confusing. I think that's what was missing.
That said, I really enjoyed the series!! And I absolutely loved the first 18 episodes!! I give it a **9/10**!
By the way, about the final images: in ancient China, did people also marry their cousins? In Europe, one very powerful dynasty eventually declined because of that practice.
ML is characterized with a great power and intelligence ...but episode 26 and he did absolutely nothing except to be wounded...ok, let´s see. I understand more and more some comments here.
I was excited up to episode 18 or 19, and after that, it's all been going downhill.... :( Episode 24 and If it doesn't get better, the disappointment will be terrible haha
I've seen many historical dramas and I've never heard any of the female leads speak like that, much less laugh like that. It's ridiculous, she sounds like Santa Claus. When she flashes back to the past, she doesn't speak this exaggeratedly either! It's hilarious.
Either way, I still think those post- credits scenes add nothing to the story. In fact, I think they actually make it a bit worse and it weaken the ending a little. If I re-watch some day I won´t watch that part
If it's really the way you say it is, then that's even worse, because all they've done is confuse people.
And I think those last scenes are completely unnecessary. I didn't want to see the main characters together, even though they're cousins. It's ridiculous in the 21st century, knowing that this practice isn't advisable. And it adds nothing interesting to the story.
I suppose it's in the novel too, but it would have been better if, in those extra credits, the protagonists had met without the events of 17 years prior, as the same characters. That would have been interesting. A new encounter under different circumstances.
In summary, I think the best part of this series is the romance: the scenes between the main characters, their chemistry, their love story, and how their relationship develops. However, the overall plot has some weaknesses. I'd say the series didn't have enough budget to fully develop the fight scenes and the special effects it needed, and the director rushed through certain parts of the story in a way that felt a bit confusing. I think that's what was missing.
That said, I really enjoyed the series!! And I absolutely loved the first 18 episodes!! I give it a **9/10**!
By the way, about the final images: in ancient China, did people also marry their cousins? In Europe, one very powerful dynasty eventually declined because of that practice.