No matter how many times I rewatch it, I get to the same conclusion: this drama is magnificent. 💕The story, the acting, the music. Usually when I rewatch dramas I skip to the scenes of the main leads, but here the story is so good I find myself watching it without skipping. I wish I could rate it 10 after every rewatch. 🥰
Ep 17Oh my god... Last time I told y'all I hate the emperor because he uses his "cornering tactics", do y'all…
I sooo agree! There is nothing he can do in the future that would absolve him of all the disgusting things he has done to NH. I don't usually hate a character, but he is just despicable! 😠
I know we're almost halfway through, but seriously... that Crown Prince is sooooo annoying and so stupid. He really goes on my nerves, I have to skip his scenes. And that emperor - ugh! The way he treats NH is disgusting.
I love how everyone is like: "But why don't you just TALK to each other?! Communicate!" (which ofc I totally agree with), but if they did that, then the drama would not be titled "Feud" 😄 All this angst, miscommunication, killing-first-then-asking-questions is what the whole story is about. 😅
Is Qiao Ci Manman cousin or her biological brother?
Edit: My mistake then. Thank you for clarifying. 🙏 Her cousin. As far as I understood, she lost her parents when she was really young (no siblings) and she grew up with her uncle's or aunt's family (not sure which). They treat(ed) her as their own, so that's why she considers A'Ci and Da Qiao her brother and sister. But I might be mistaken, it was hard to follow the family connections :D
This might be an unpopular opinion, but I felt the whole story was kind of a mix of You are my Hero and Road Home. 😅 I really enjoyed the firefighter scenes but the love or chemistry for me between the main leads was not that strong. I much preferred YangYang with Dilraba in You are my Glory. This is only my personal opinion and probably also preference. Doesn't take away from the values of the series or the story or firefighters.
I loooved this c-drama! It was so refreshing to see women supporting and empowering women, and the whole show was just a breath of fresh air. I will definitely rewatch this over and over. It made my heart smile. :)
So, Noeul, when he's not playing the character Rain, he acts very differently. From all the behind the scenes…
I agree 100%! I also felt the script was cringey at times but the chemistry of the leads makes up for it a 1000times. I also keep coming back to the series, even though plot-wise there's nothing there. :)
As far as the plot goes, well... there is none. :D BUT the chemistry of the leads is OMG, off the charts!! I've never watched BL before (only read bl manga) and the way Boss portrays P'Payu, ugh, it so hooot! :D I'm totally hooked. :D
Plus, I think my favorite side character is SYM's dad. 🥰
Her cousin. As far as I understood, she lost her parents when she was really young (no siblings) and she grew up with her uncle's or aunt's family (not sure which). They treat(ed) her as their own, so that's why she considers A'Ci and Da Qiao her brother and sister. But I might be mistaken, it was hard to follow the family connections :D