Kean Aw
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Another poorly written story
It comes to a point it starts to get irritating such as Miarong and Zhao Xiao kept going round and round wanting to harm Baoning and Li Qian...Just keep going merry go round... looks like the writer ran out of ideas but reuse the characters to repeat their plots over and over again..so typical of Chinese drama..then the sudden about turn of characters to a point that it is 180degree turn about...Contradicting and lack of common sense... merely to get the story moving up to episode 40. Why drag to 40 episodes if the writer lacks of materials...just wrap up early...24 episodes are just about right.Was this review helpful to you?
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Part 1 is better than Part 2
Part 1 was interesting. It feels new and depart from the typical Chinese drama. However, as usual Part 2 starts to show degradation in the story and characters... From episode 21 in Part 2 onwards, it starts to be disconnected, from Part 1. Very common for multi part drama, as writers start to ran out of ideas in Part 2. Anyway, the sword play was nice but Part 1 is more interesting than Part 2. In fact it could be contained into 40 episode instead of a total of 56 episode and broken into 2 parts to evade the 40 episodes limit.Was this review helpful to you?
I don't know to cry or laugh
This is the most ridiculous dramai have ever watched. I am not sure whether to laugh or cry. There were just lack of common sense in the story... Too much talking rubbish and scenes that is mainly to fill up to 44 episodes...Wasted my time completing the drama. Many instances I just want to give up and decided to give it a go and finished.... The best part is Jiang Yulang is everywhere.......... 😂 🤣 😅
My goodness please stop producing this kind of rubbish..... 😂 🤣 😅.................................
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The absurbness in the reasons and excuses to get the story twisted to fit historical fact became very lame and at some instances really portraits the immaturity of the writer.
Maybe the title should be change to "The Not so Legend of Ruyi".
On the good side... the costumes are nice. The acting are not too bad especially the main lead actress. She has the charisma and coolness of an empress.
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Weird mentality
What a weird mentality. When a patient's mum slapped a nurse and a doctor wanted to called the police and then had her phone smashed by the patient 's mum, it is the fault of the nurse and doctor. They were forced to apologise to the aggressor. This seems to be the common trend in all mainland drama... Very funny mentality... The victims are the one at fault while the aggressor is right.. 😂 🤣 😅 ... Just can't understand the way mainlanders think... Does this reflects their culture or it is just poor scriptwriting?Was this review helpful to you?
Poor plot
The plot is too predictable and kept going in circle. Characters in the plot such as Zhuo Jin Niang doesn't tally. She is an embroidery manager but she seems to be all powerful. This is just plain ridiculous to try to get the story going without much thinking on the part of the writer. It is so typical of Chinese drama for woman to disguise as man... lol.... She must be damn ugly to pass as a man.... Overall, it is childish at best... Thumbs down...On the bright side Guleznar is pretty and cute...
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