The acting skills and production quality of this drama are absolutely top-notch! It’s unfair to see anti-fans review-bombing such a masterpiece. Please ignore the toxic 1-star ratings and watch it for the incredible talent and story. It’s easily a 10/10 show
Really like the educational journey of making ink. Eye opener to learn how tedious and difficult making ink is without modern technology. Hats off to all actors and production team for a realistic portrayal and also the feud aspects in family as well as competitors!
The antis are surely working their ass off.... 7.5 is just ridiculous. Tbh I'm someone who looks at the rating before starting a drama. I was very reluctant to start this. But somehow I started because of YZ. This drama is really good. I also recommend people to watch this. Ep 4 it's still going strong
I expected the rating to go higher after a couple of days but it actually went down from a 7.8 to a 7.5. This is a solid 8.5+ drama. Why is the rating so low? I don't understand 🙁
I simply can't fathom the low rating on this drama. No, it's not a masterpiece, but still a very good drama. It…
It's always like that at the beginning of a drama, people whom expectations are not met will give bad ratings, but then all the people who watch the drama to the end will give fairer reviews, and the ratings usually raise. That's what exactly like that during Love between Fairy and Devil where the ratings dropped even lower at the beginning.
One thing I found interesting in these recent episodes is seeing more western and supposedly modern influences appear in the story. I don’t know much about the Ming Dynasty, so it’s interesting hearing Europe and Japan being mentioned, plus seeing a mixed-race red head character in the drama. Then again, they’re merchants involved in trade, so it does make sense.
I also couldn’t stop thinking about the use of ticks and crosses to mark the ink recipes. Was that actually common during the Ming Dynasty? It felt oddly modern every time it appeared.
But why the rating is so low 😭😭
I also couldn’t stop thinking about the use of ticks and crosses to mark the ink recipes. Was that actually common during the Ming Dynasty? It felt oddly modern every time it appeared.
She was amazing in Wonderfools, you sensed that she liked playing her character!!