In Ep 24, something happened to Qian Fei - she was ordered out of the meeting by Liao Shi Yu, the woman leading…
Liao Shiyu got jealous (again) after seeing Qian Fei at the hospital with Wang Ruohai. So she went bawling to her dad again, who directly went to Qian Fei's boss''s boss asking for Qian Fei to be removed from the project.🙄 Qian Fei's boss apparently had been told by her boss to remove Qian Fei before the meeting and she wanted to try talking to Liao Shiyu again and try to convince her otherwise. But with Liao Shiyu openly stating her removal during the meeting, Qian Fei's boss could not not stand up for Qian Fei anymore. Whether this now means Qian Fei is also losing her job or whether she just gets reassigned to another project, I also don't know. In either case, Liao Shiyu is a whiny brat. And that Fulashida boss better run faaaaar away from the Liao family. They're best avoided like the pest they are.
Yep, it's too close to stalking for me to watch it comfortably...
Totally! The only reason they can play it off (barely) is because he has a handsome face. Like, imagine a jobless guy with a less favourable face and figure whose sole interest is gaming (non-professionally) and starts grabbing a unfamiliar girl's wrists (take at least the hands, fhs!) because she is his "idol"? Gives me the creeps! (With either face, just to be clear about that )
(If I got something wrong due to my skipping his scenes, please correct me.)
I love the characterisation of the ML in this! Chatty, energetic, and a bit quirky but still somwhat in the domineering-CEO or MLs-to-look-up-to cateogry. More of this, please, dramaland!
A thought..I actually feel they should have gone with the original footage since Zhang Haowei was cleared. Reapply…
I usually don't follow up on actors' news, so I didn't know about this until now. But the ex's scenes have been unusually unbearable to watch. I thought it was because he was a hypocrite (said Qian Fei providing the apartment made him feel pressured but being with a heiress is fine?) and just SUCH a doormat. But now I'm wondering whether part of that was due to the use of AI... 😅
Everyone at Lishan Academy is dead,coz she said Her senior saved her from the snakes but apparently he is still…
or, maybe, rather than being sent back, she fled back to Lishan after finding her mother killed, hoping to find a safe haven, only to find it being an even more lifethreatening place...
Everyone at Lishan Academy is dead,coz she said Her senior saved her from the snakes but apparently he is still…
I'm absolutely with you on this. PTSD and DID seem way more plausible to me than some preexisting condition.
From what I understand, her father's family killed her mom, her mom's maid Yunluo, and her own maid Qingsheng over that edict. Her father not just stood by and watched, he even supported it. With no time to process or mourn, Ye Li was sent back to Lishan mountain alone, where god knows what awaited her. I remember a memory fragment where she was trying to flee but was caught again. And also several where she's alone in a dark rundown hut, battling monkeys just to get some water or food. In that scene, Qingsheng was also "there".
So, I'm guessing there were still some people alive when she returned to Lishan mountain, but something (someone) had them eradicated soon after. Ye Li survived, all alone on that mountain, where all her loved ones had died a potentially horrible death, and unable to leave because Lishan was "closed off". For eight years!! Anyone would be traumatised. She must have "created" Qingsheng during those years to cope. To battle the loneliness, but also to dissociate her emotions. I noticed, in those emotional moments, it is always Qingsheng who is scared, sad, etc. while Ye Li is the "strong and rational one" who consoles her. That's a classic trauma response.
What I still cannot reconcile is that Ye Li seems to have studied how to treat leg injuries after the elder brother asked her to heal his brother's legs. But if all of Lishan was dead shortly after her arrival, where would she have learnt that?
I'm sorry for the rant that will follow, but this steam has to go somewhere!
Those insufferable Li family members!! My Ghaad!! (ofc, excluding the few sensible ones). She saves them time and time again, shows that she has an incredible talent for the craft and for management, and yet they doubt her again, as soon as the tiniest thing comes up! Every. Single. Time!!! Like, can you grow some brain cells please?!? Or, if not, just shut up?!? And what? "This needs a man to negotiate, so please give me the family seal"? And after what he'd done?!? The sheer audacity!!
I'm so glad, Li Zhen blew her top, at least a bit! I'm fuming just from watching!
Ok, rant's over. Now I can happily continue watching this amazing show. I always love these craft-tropes.
I think he wants to abolish the monarchy for his nephew...he wanted do it even before knowing Huiju... My guess
I assume, you're talking about the Grand Prince, Ian? However, in my original post, my theorising was actually actually about the PM. My theory was that the PM wanted Ian dead. But I guess, after today's episode, I guess we got our answer in both regards. Not that I find the PM's motive very convincing though...
"It is your fault that I turned out this way"?!?! The lion the witch and the audacity of this b!tch!!!
Also, this was a good show with so much potential. But what is with this lukewarm resolution and where are all the answers to the open questions? Like, what happened to the PM? Who sent Truckkun after the former queen mother and why? So the PM's motive was just jealousy? Really, that's it? How did that prosecution get resolved?
I'm still in denial that it was all Lord Inpyeong's doing all by himself. Please don't let it end with such a cliché and anticlimactic resolution! 🙏 I think it would be much cooler if the PM or his father had some leverage on him and he was just their lapdog all along. I still can't think of reason why Lord Inpyeong would call Truckkun upon the former queen mother... But maybe the former PM, the current PM's fater, who was supposedly the best PM ever, had a reason? Or maybe I just wish Jo Jaeyun wouldn't be the villain for once XD
Also, I need to know why the hell the PM wanted Ian dead! If it was just because he wanted Huiju, I'm throwing my laptop! Before today's ep I was also suspecting some crap like "I wanted to abolish the monarchy/class system for you, Huiju". Not like I think the abolishment is a bad thing, but not by unnecessarily sacrificing lives...!
Ok, all these mysterious snippets that created speculations but didn't really prove anything were a fun rethorical device at the beginning. It raised the tension and got the conspiration theories going. But if they don't start giving us the missing pieces in between and start resolving the mystery in today's episode, this is not going to end well... Either we'll get an anticlimatic, clichéed resolution or a rushed ending. Which would be a shame because the initial premise had a lot of potential.
The queen mother was way too chill when she taunted the PM right before the wedding. It was almost like she dared…
That is what I was wondering too! Like, how did that piece of paper make it out relatively unharmed, while the king died? There was definitively more going on than what we've been shown so far!
Anything that goes wrong there it’s Jin Mu/ Seong Won..I don’t even trust that queen mother, she’s capable…
Maybe, but it just feels so obvious, idk... All we've been given so far is circumstantial evidence at best. So, it could also be a red herring. It still could go either way.
But queen herself said that she burt everything down when her dad asked her
She did. But she could have also said that to protect someone or she could have wrongly assumed it was her fault when it was someone else who actually dealt the decisive blow. For example, she could be thinking that the edict she burned accidentally started the fire, making her think that she "burned everything to the ground" in her fit of anger. But in fact, that small fire was put out, and instead someone else deliberately set the place on fire that same night. That would at least explain why the edict wasn't burned to ashes. Or it could be her fault after all. I'm just saying it is too soon for me to condemn her. :)
The rest I skip. So the two episodes become just one every day lol
(If I got something wrong due to my skipping his scenes, please correct me.)
Honestly i hit the skip button the moment he appears on my screen now, so I don't even know 😅
More of this, please, dramaland!
But now I'm wondering whether part of that was due to the use of AI... 😅
From what I understand, her father's family killed her mom, her mom's maid Yunluo, and her own maid Qingsheng over that edict. Her father not just stood by and watched, he even supported it. With no time to process or mourn, Ye Li was sent back to Lishan mountain alone, where god knows what awaited her. I remember a memory fragment where she was trying to flee but was caught again. And also several where she's alone in a dark rundown hut, battling monkeys just to get some water or food. In that scene, Qingsheng was also "there".
So, I'm guessing there were still some people alive when she returned to Lishan mountain, but something (someone) had them eradicated soon after. Ye Li survived, all alone on that mountain, where all her loved ones had died a potentially horrible death, and unable to leave because Lishan was "closed off". For eight years!! Anyone would be traumatised. She must have "created" Qingsheng during those years to cope. To battle the loneliness, but also to dissociate her emotions. I noticed, in those emotional moments, it is always Qingsheng who is scared, sad, etc. while Ye Li is the "strong and rational one" who consoles her. That's a classic trauma response.
What I still cannot reconcile is that Ye Li seems to have studied how to treat leg injuries after the elder brother asked her to heal his brother's legs. But if all of Lishan was dead shortly after her arrival, where would she have learnt that?
Those insufferable Li family members!! My Ghaad!! (ofc, excluding the few sensible ones). She saves them time and time again, shows that she has an incredible talent for the craft and for management, and yet they doubt her again, as soon as the tiniest thing comes up! Every. Single. Time!!! Like, can you grow some brain cells please?!? Or, if not, just shut up?!?
And what? "This needs a man to negotiate, so please give me the family seal"? And after what he'd done?!? The sheer audacity!!
I'm so glad, Li Zhen blew her top, at least a bit! I'm fuming just from watching!
Ok, rant's over. Now I can happily continue watching this amazing show. I always love these craft-tropes.
But I guess, after today's episode, I guess we got our answer in both regards. Not that I find the PM's motive very convincing though...
Also, this was a good show with so much potential. But what is with this lukewarm resolution and where are all the answers to the open questions? Like, what happened to the PM? Who sent Truckkun after the former queen mother and why? So the PM's motive was just jealousy? Really, that's it? How did that prosecution get resolved?
I think it would be much cooler if the PM or his father had some leverage on him and he was just their lapdog all along. I still can't think of reason why Lord Inpyeong would call Truckkun upon the former queen mother... But maybe the former PM, the current PM's fater, who was supposedly the best PM ever, had a reason? Or maybe I just wish Jo Jaeyun wouldn't be the villain for once XD
Also, I need to know why the hell the PM wanted Ian dead! If it was just because he wanted Huiju, I'm throwing my laptop! Before today's ep I was also suspecting some crap like "I wanted to abolish the monarchy/class system for you, Huiju". Not like I think the abolishment is a bad thing, but not by unnecessarily sacrificing lives...!
And agreed on the PM. We know so little about him; I can't read him at all!
All we've been given so far is circumstantial evidence at best. So, it could also be a red herring. It still could go either way.
Or it could be her fault after all. I'm just saying it is too soon for me to condemn her. :)