Mailyn

Assuming that she had reset time, and that the other figures lying on the grass were those who had originally time travelled with her, how was she able to go back in time again to meet the male lead?

The ML was the son of one of the time travellers. So, had she reset time or even changed history, he still would not have been born, would he? That goes for the grandson character, too.
Theories, anyone?

Oh dear! The writer or director obviously has no understanding of 'timeywimey' physics, as Doctor Who (my favourite Time Lord) would say.

By the time the opening credits are finished there are less than ninety seconds!

I have been too busy watching other dramas to start this, but thanks, anyway.

It is subbed up to episode 10 on myasiantv.ac but as I have not looked at it, I can not tell you whether the subs are manual or auto.

Thank you.

Does anyone know whether this drama is set in a particular dynasty (from ep. 13 I would say early Ming style) or whether it is set in an alternative / fictitious dynasty / state? I am trying to figure out why the general and his men look as if they were from an earlier northern (non-Han) dynasty (of some sort) or from the Yuan-led period.

Arabella 10: I, too, thought that the foster father is the main villain but why do you think that the ML knows that she is not the real childhood friend? (I have just finished ep. 10.)

Thank you for your explanation.

Thank you for explaining. I understand now - I think! Presumably, it also makes more revenue (in some way) for the respective companies.

I've asked this question before but the only person who answered it didn't make sense.

1. What is a reservation - in this context? 2. How does the number of reservations affect you, me, or the showing of the drama on a network?

Thank you for that.

Not knowing what (LGIEF) and (TSOPG) actually mean, I shall have to wait until they start showing subbed episodes on myasiantv.ac before I can read about them on MDL. Sigh.
Edit: I have just worked out that the second is The Story of Pearl Girl (or something similar) because I have just seen a reference to it in another post

Thank you. I might give it a go. I use myasiantv.ac (I have never used kisskh.)
Given the nature of both sites, I prefer to stick to the devil I know rather than the one I don't.

Sorry, my bad. I was actually replying to your comment about "Tablet is the biggest screen dramas on WeTV can be accessed with. " I shall be quiet now!

Thank you. Actually I have only just seen your other comment about the tones. I did wonder if it was a name but it seemed so unflattering. To be honest, I don't learn the tones because I just learn to read in other languages. If I recognise words or phrases, etc, when I hear them it is because they are used so frequently in historical dramas.

Xavion 15: I watch WeTV (on the odd occasion) on my laptop. Am I missing your point?
Edit: Were you referring to the app? (I don't use an app for the free version.)

Sorry, but have you seen this reduplicated character as a hononym for 妹妹? I can only find it (one character only - introduced in HSK 5) to mean eyebrow. (just curious)

I was watching this on a certain platform but 'episodes' 7-10 are just earlier episodes which have been repeated. (I don't know about ep. 11.) I am still waiting for the mistake to be rectified. I shall have to put it on hold.

You missed my original point - again. I have not even seen these episodes and was not speaking about what the CP had or had not done. I have no idea why when or why she cried. This is something which you assumed. You (and some other readers) still do not understand that I was pointing out that the act of crying does not signify stupidity (or intelligence) but you would have people believe that it does. Go and get a psychology masters degree then we'll argue this point again.