I’ve been more into cdramas lately and the kdrama schedules mess me up now but my fault for not waiting to binge…
A lot of people dissed him in A Hundred Memories but I felt it was the characteristics of the character he portrayed not his acting that was at fault. And I liked his character in When the Stars Gossip.
I tried the new c drama and dropped it we're all stuck
I really liked Are You the One (9/10) but didn’t feel hooked like this and moved on quickly. I’m watching Ashes to Crown (ep10 of 24) but don’t have that “gotta watch as soon as available” feeling sadly. Maybe it’ll pick up.
I’ve been more into cdramas lately and the kdrama schedules mess me up now but my fault for not waiting to binge…
🤣 I’ll check out some kdramas if the actors and premise intrigues me. This one definitely caught my attention since the genre is a top fav of mine as is the FL and I’ve liked the ML’s acting for a while too. This was a superb pairing.
Please bare with me! Just trying to get my thoughts and theory out there. Sorry for the long read! This theory…
Good comments overall. But he’s the Grand Prince not the Crown Prince. I don’t know if they told us the specifics like exactly how the king became the king when apparently the grand Prince could’ve should’ve been that’s why the king does nasty things to him scared he’ll be overthrown. Google:A crown prince is the official heir apparent designated to succeed a reigning monarch. A grand prince is a title of nobility historically ranking either just below a king or, in certain historical empires (like the Joseon Dynasty in Korea or the Russian Empire), a royal prince of higher prestige than standard princes.
Bro, I can handle the freaking white truck and whatever chaos is coming in the next eps. In fact, I'm kind of…
I’ve been more into cdramas lately and the kdrama schedules mess me up now but my fault for not waiting to binge it all but I hate possible spoilers if I wait though.
the freaking white truck kun appeared again causing disasters, i thought he changed after lovely runner but apparently…
Ending scene and previews have me freaked out!
My thought about kid is Mun Do probably killed the mom because she made demands or he wanted no entanglements. No basis for this statement except his character and it’s a well used trope lol
In the novel he was a widower with 3 concubines, a son (Chen Xuan Qing, completely different personality in novel) and daughter with the first wife, a son with a concubine. But he didn’t choose his wife but they became friends and the concubines weren’t his idea at all. He practiced Buddhism, ate no meat and became celibate after his wife’s death because he just didn’t want to be bothered not because of some great love but he didn’t dispel the rumors that it was. I loved the novel as much as I loved the drama.
Simple question, guys: do you read episode synopses before watching a drama, or do you just watch the episode…
Before, during, after- it all depends but I wish every OTT app has them! I wish Viki and IQIYI did especially. They’re in my top 5 apps I use and they lose my place a lot and having a synopsis would help me know if I’ve seen an episode yet or not. I’ll read them before until I see a spoiler when I don’t want one and I’ll quit reading them then haha There’s some dramas I want spoilers though 🤣🤷🏼♀️
And I liked his character in When the Stars Gossip.
I’m watching Ashes to Crown (ep10 of 24) but don’t have that “gotta watch as soon as available” feeling sadly. Maybe it’ll pick up.
I’ll check out some kdramas if the actors and premise intrigues me. This one definitely caught my attention since the genre is a top fav of mine as is the FL and I’ve liked the ML’s acting for a while too. This was a superb pairing.
I don’t know if they told us the specifics like exactly how the king became the king when apparently the grand Prince could’ve should’ve been that’s why the king does nasty things to him scared he’ll be overthrown.
Google:A crown prince is the official heir apparent designated to succeed a reigning monarch. A grand prince is a title of nobility historically ranking either just below a king or, in certain historical empires (like the Joseon Dynasty in Korea or the Russian Empire), a royal prince of higher prestige than standard princes.
My thought about kid is Mun Do probably killed the mom because she made demands or he wanted no entanglements. No basis for this statement except his character and it’s a well used trope lol
And Chief? Chief of what or is that Chef?
(Remember the drama is very different from the novel.)
I loved the novel as much as I loved the drama.
I’ll read them before until I see a spoiler when I don’t want one and I’ll quit reading them then haha There’s some dramas I want spoilers though 🤣🤷🏼♀️
I just started ep 3 and I hope she had fun playing this role because she’s got me laughing so hard.