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I can't remember if I watched it on dailymotion or on bilibil.

What does a 'retarded' person sound and act like, then, Fatma? Are you referring to those with 'Down's Syndrome or low-functioning autism, perhaps? Are you not aware that this dehumanising term is now frowned upon around the world? It's right up there with the n****r word (and a few others like it). I can only hope that you are extremely young and very stupid and that you may yet mature and realise just how bigotted you are.
What you call people is how you treat them. Your comment was, and I paraphrase, "annoying to read and what's more, I'm trying hard to endure" your particular brand of immaturity, discrimination, and (whether intended or not) hate-mongering.

Thanks for the link. And yes, it is overly dramatic - but not necessarily unbelievable (up to a point). Ha ha. I'll give it a watch, anyway.

I know what you are saying - about women having no rights, etc. (I have known for years!) But punishing a woman for having a period... Supposedly, (in the drama) the punishment was not for having a period, per se, but for attending a rite whilst on a period when she knew that she was not allowed to.

A few minutes in and a 'princess' is led into the hall in 'handcuffs'. She was on death row because she refused to be punished for menstruating during an ancestral rite and then asking for a divorce when the man (presumably) complained. What!? I get (for the purposes of this drama) the 'how dare a woman ask for a divorce' bit, but really, how is a woman to blame for her periods coinciding with anything? And the next bit... Is this a pastiche variant of makjang / dog's blood? Dare I continue watching?

What on earth have I just watched? Please, please, somebody explain (or not)!

Thanks for the reply. The original poster was playing an April fool's joke on us.

Did you mean 'iconic', perhaps?

Are you guessing or do you actually know? (That is, are you referring to the novel? Does ML or FL die in drama/novel?

I, too.

Does it matter? The only thing that should matter to you is whether or not you are enjoying the drama!

That's fine, Nelia. I have done that, too.

As you addressed the same comment to me, it looked as if you were including me in your reproach. However, I will accept that perhaps you did not understand the humour in my reply, and/or did not mean to accuse me. Apology accepted. Parenthetically, I have just noticed that both of those immature comments (re abuse and porn) were written by the same person.

My generation? I'm in my seventies, Dear. Sorry, Nelia, but, although I understand why you made this response to 8452894 and, having both maturity and having a broadlook on life (thus making no value judgements either way) I don't understand why you directed it at me, too. It should have been obvious that, were there a side, as such, (speaking in the subjunctive) I would be taking yours.

Unlike the other posters below, I prefer to think that you were speaking tongue in cheek, as it were, or just admitting to enjoying a 'guilty pleasure' drama moment?

Enjoy!

Wow, you have been busy, Genevieve! And it seems, that I am not the only one looking.

Genevieve. Thank you so very much for taking the time to do this! I have been checking periodically, but even last week I was still only able to find them in Chinese (I can't remember though if I was looking on YT or Bilibili.) I shall finish ep 24 of the Glory then hop right over there, so to speak. Again, thankyou.

I have only watched ep.1 and I am unclear about the relationships thus far. I can see that the other guy is the son of the business woman, but that does not explain the relationship between the leads. If the business belonged to the ML's mother, how did the FL's father get it? At first I thought that they were half-siblings, but now I am not so sure. I got the impression that the house was oiriginally owned by the mother but maybe that is misleading? Where is the ML's father, then?

Can somebody please explain?