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Lol, ok. 😄👍🏻

Killing her own grandson is the greatest punishment she could have received. The fact that she killed the only heir of her only son—and nearly extinguished her own bloodline—is the hell in which she will have to live (unless she dropped dead on the way to her chambers).

Honestly, I wouldn't have minded if he hadn't come back—were it not for the child. Whenever a child is involved, I like seeing a happy family, especially since his parents genuinely loved each other. Reality is usually harsh, so I don't mind this fairytale, unrealistic ending all that much.

I watch dramas on that site too, but I fear that—after so much debate regarding the morality of those of us who use it (and so many mentions of it)—it might suffer the same fate as certain sites that vanished overnight.

Yes, that seems to be the case. It’s just that my wallet isn’t a bottomless pit, and if I’m going to part with my money, there are organizations that need it far more; I’m sure the entertainment industry won’t be going bankrupt anytime soon.

Couldn't agree more 👍🏻.

Which platform do you use to watch Korean dramas? I used to subscribe to Viki, but they’re really bad—they don't air half the dramas, they’re always late releasing episodes, and many shows aren't available in my region. Netflix is ​​lacking when it comes to the volume of Asian dramas.

When you mention an illegal site, please use a spoiler tag. 🙂

Viki is terrible; I used to pay for a subscription, yet they didn't have half the series airing at the time, they released episodes with delays, and some shows were unavailable in my region (though, conveniently, my money was always available to them). Now I pay for Netflix, and honestly, I don't watch a single drama there (since Netflix broadcasts Asian dramas, I pay my share, even though I don't watch them, right?). I’m certain the entertainment industry isn't short on money anywhere in the world, and if it bothers you so much that someone can't afford to pay the way you do—instead of calling them a thief—be a decent human being and pay for them yourself.

Yes, :-*kh will probably air the remaining 4 tomorrow, but it's a bit odd that they released episode 32 and the extra episode without posting any announcement regarding the 4 missing episodes.

It seems to me that today's episode was a bit late, but I'm surprised they didn't announce when we can expect the next one (they usually do that).

They haven't even announced when they will release the rest of the episodes.

I can't wait to see how they explain this whole mess. In the end, only the 9th Prince—who isn't even interested in the throne—will be left. Talk about karma.

That might make sense if the current king took Prince Qian’s wife—who was already pregnant—as his own (and he himself already had six sons). I don't think all the princes are the same age, since the ML only recently had his coming-of-age ceremony, whereas the other princes either already had wives or were of marriageable age but chose not to marry.

No, he's seventh; he's younger than almost all the princes. At least that's what Google says, lol.

If ML is the seventh prince, how can Prince Qian be his father? What kind of timeline is that? Did the current king already have six sons with different women?

Hu Jiaping

I just watched the previews for episodes 25 and 26, and I have to say that this repeated game of cat and mouse with the 4th aunt is getting a bit tiresome. How many times are we going to watch this 4th witch try to destroy LZ (getting away with it without consequences), and how LZ emerges victorious from a seemingly hopeless situation? If the scriptwriter hadn't been creative enough to come up with something new, the drama could have had fewer episodes. It feels like we're going in a vicious circle.

Where can we watch it then?

I understand these criticisms of CXQ's character, although I must note, again, that no one can predict the reaction of a person in a given situation, I can only guess how I would react, but that is only an assumption until I find myself in a given situation. I know that cultural patterns were strictly observed at that time, but I am also convinced that there were not a small number of those who violated them, either because of jealousy, or because of revenge, or because of the psychological problems they were dealing with. Overall, my comment was about CYY's behavior at that moment, and why I do not see such behavior as something strange or out of character for him.