Here, I suspect all the characters, I suspect Empress Wan, I suspect the Crown Prince, I suspect Prince Qing,…
Its clearly battle for the throne. Empress Wan is supporting her son Prince Qing and so is Ji Yong. In history Empress Wan's son didn't survive infancy but she is said to have murdered all of the emperor's offspring nonetheless.
I’m missing the elephant in the room. Why is Dou Zhao constantly rejecting Song mo? So obediently submitting…
I suspect she believes that she and SM are fated to be killed together by an arrow. So if she just keeps him at a distance, they probably won't get shot together.
I think in this life they are both dumb and good. A fitting match.
I want to dislike him bc of his first life but he is so dumb and cute I can't help liking him. Esp when he talks about how Dou Zhao is in love with him. That just has me dying of laughter.
I very much agree with your review, in addition to duan wu’s ‘change’ I’d like to bring some attention…
Indeed it is insult to the injury to have the ML lie to protect an allegedly strong and capable FL like Duanwu. This kind of relationship where they can't even be honest with each other and communicate would never have survived.
As per @Kumaxell's post on the main Feed, this should be the Chenghua emperor, who was also the emperor in from Sleuth of Ming Dynasty: He ascended to the throne in February 1464 at the young age of sixteen, succeeding his father. During the initial years of his reign, he implemented a new policy that included tax cuts and a focus on strengthening the state's power. However, as time passed, the positive impact of these changes diminished. In the later years of his rule, the Forbidden City was dominated by eunuchs, particularly the notorious Wang Zhi and Liang Fang. The emperor's preference for favorites over promoting capable individuals gradually eroded the positive aspects of his rule. This resulted in widespread corruption and the enrichment of his supporters at the expense of the state treasury. Peasant uprisings erupted throughout the country and were brutally suppressed. The emperor ruled with increasing autocracy, bolstering the secret police to monitor the sentiments of the people. (Wikipedia)
I agreed with you. The S1 focus is really different compare to this S2. IMO, I preferred this team approach in…
Si didn't make me invested in any of the stories. I can tell S2 is making sure that we are. That is what makes these dramas work. I will try to be around but probably be lagging behind bc I need to get all my stuff done next 10 days before taking off for the year...
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He ascended to the throne in February 1464 at the young age of sixteen, succeeding his father. During the initial years of his reign, he implemented a new policy that included tax cuts and a focus on strengthening the state's power. However, as time passed, the positive impact of these changes diminished. In the later years of his rule, the Forbidden City was dominated by eunuchs, particularly the notorious Wang Zhi and Liang Fang. The emperor's preference for favorites over promoting capable individuals gradually eroded the positive aspects of his rule. This resulted in widespread corruption and the enrichment of his supporters at the expense of the state treasury. Peasant uprisings erupted throughout the country and were brutally suppressed. The emperor ruled with increasing autocracy, bolstering the secret police to monitor the sentiments of the people. (Wikipedia)