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The bed in the executive office is suspect. Even if the CEO wants to sleep in the office, and be comfortable, this could be construed as harassment, if used for other purposes.

i am watching episode 10. Kelan's office wardrobe and her office hairstyle look drab. She dressed and styled her hair a lot nicer before she came back to the company as the new VP. The wardrobe and makeup supervisors don't know how to style a business executive. They dressed her like she is an old school headmistress.

Kelan is being disrespected by the executives, who feel she got the job through "special" favors with the boss. This makes her feel very uncomfortable. Yuhao was being selfish when he gave her the job promotion. This is why lovers should not work in the same department or company. The Jin Yi and Zhang Bi scenes are time wasters. Zhang Bi acts like a spoilt brat.

🤣🤣🤣🤣 The only positive thing about the ending is that LY has let down his hair, and is wearing a skirt. He looks more relaxed, and his face does filled out. Watching him run in the skirt is funny. The last scene was filler.

When you analyze all the evil doers, he was the forerunner, but he wasn't the typical villainous villain that we see in the historical dramas. He was lowkey and ineffective as a drama villain. When he and Liang Yi "reconciled" in ep 34 by the ocean, it looked like he turned good. He went back to his old evil self a few scenes later. He wasted our time. His hairstyle didn't help his cause, either.😆 😅 😂 🤣

LMAO

The irony is that the Crown Prince, who is half Dashuo and half Northern Liang, becomes Emperor in the end. So, the conspiracy upon conspiracy upon conspiracy was a waste of time and effort.

The turning point for me was when the Emperor and the Empyrean Fairy Virgin subplot began. Someone said there were six writers...that would explain the muddled parts.

It's a conspiracy in/out of the palace drama. LOL

He is a student of Luo Jin, the Crown Prince of crying. I read comments that Luo Jin cries in all his dramas. He was crying in Royal Nirvana in every other scene. LOL

LOL After 1,530 minutes, or 25.5 hours, watching the drama, one might expect to feel happy at the end.

Qiu Yan's interfacing with Qiu Min throughout the drama was very stiff. In the flashbacking when they were children, to the end, when they said goodbye, QY was standoffish.

The little boy was probably a production executive's son, so they made up the scenes in the bookstore and on the street.

I dropped it from 8.5 to 7.5 because of the extraneous events in ep 34... Yuan Lang's hypocrisy and job promotion, Old Madam's final fifteen minutes of fame, Qiu Yan's fake confession and jilting Liang Yi, and the social distancing reunion at the end. In addition, the Northern Liang conspiracy within conspiracy, within conspiracy... LOL

They were social distancing at the very end of the final episode. Very odd drama conclusion! I guess Liang Yi was exhausted from running across the town and the countryside, and up the mountain, to run to her for a cuddle. And she was stuck in the gazebo.

😁😁😁 When you reach ep 34, you might just watch the first eight minutes. 😁😁😁

That Goodbye My Princess ending was startling and shocking. The FL gave the award winning Aragorn (LOTR) final speech. I broke down and cried like a banshee. The ending was so heart-wrenching.

Warning: King's Woman does not have HE, but Zhang Bin Bin looked handsome, as always.

Final episode was a killjoy.

Qiu Yan is impulsive and pragmatic...traits that do not correlate necessarily. The writers and director had her running off at random, which cancelled out her brain smarts.

Jade has become my favorite younger C-drama actress. She is acting naturally, which is the actor's craft.