Did yβall see her eyes when that asswipe poured the tea on her hands? You know heβs on her shit list now even…
I'm actually intrigued to see how she will deal with the Zheng family 'issue'. Because Yan Zijing is coming after them and she's smart enough not to get in his way. Their paths are crossing all the time, I'm wondering (and slightly worrying) what the screenwriters have prepared next :)
ep.21 - oh, I love all the girlpower dynamics and jewelry-making! With so many pretty women around, some backstabbing is bound to happen. I really like the direction the show is taking - Su Muzhe is all about business and making a name for herself, she's so refined and elegant now. I'm very intrigued to see how she'll win over Yangzhou (at least, I hope that's what will happen). I'm also wondering about their future interactions with Yan Zijing - they're both in the same biz, they'll probably be meeting a lot, ah.
Ep. 19-20 Our girl is such a survivor, I loved the whole sequence of her traveling alone across the desert and the wintery snows. It's beautiful and so in tune with her loneliness, sadness, and heartbreak. Yes, some of the things are a bit far-fetched, but it's a cdrama, so I'm letting it slide and just enjoying the ride:) It was cool that Duan Wu could meet with Yue Yunxiu, so she's not completely alone on her journey.
The drama is drama-ing hard in the ep.20 with the rain scene. Both Liu Yuning and Zhao Lusi are such amazing actors, they deliver everything so believably!
I have to say, Iβm still emotionally wrecked from DW and YZJ's grief in episodes 18-20. Just thinking about…
I totally agree with you. ZL and LYN are such powerful actors - I just believe whatever they portray, be it lovey-dovey scenes, sweet romance, or that devastating heartbreak of the last few episodes. I'm happy that got paired together (and hopefully we'll get some less tear-inducing scenes in the show:)
I was also thinking about Yan Zijing's motivation and it doesn't (imho) come from the place of chasing power.…
Ah, yes, now I get it :) Fully agree with you. And the emotional damage has already arrived with ep 18, ah. But I'm very curious to see where the screenwriters will take YZJ and Duan Wu next. Both their characters are quite multi-faceted and I like how falling in love didn't make them suddenly stop being who they are. It's quite realistic in this aspect
The revenge isn't over yet. Zijing wants to clear the Yan's family name (I believe) or at least avenge them before…
Yes it's his character's story arc so I don't imagine he will just drop everything he's been working so hard to achieve and go live with his wifey somewhere nice (although, I would have gladly watched it XD)
I've never felt that revenge was on Duan Wu's plate on the same level as YZJ, but I may be mistaken. I felt she was more into living and making a name for herself, that trading stuff she wanted to do. Anyway, I'm looking forward to what happens next.
Okay, so after a little break (and some intense PvP therapy), I dove back into episode 18 for a rewatch. I had…
Woah, I didn't even think that far, thanks for your guess, I also think it's very possible. I sensed that something was fishy when the General got stopped so conveniently from going and helping YZJ with his plan - like someone in the upper circles of power got a warning note and they acted fast. Luckily, Zhang Jinran still decided to go, but the whole story with the bandits seems a bit more complicated than I initially thought.
Shrimp : Mr Yan keeps staring at you...does he want to kill you πππππ I mean that honey dipped…
I could feel the sweetness in my mouth XD Haven't had so much fun with a (supposedly) non-romantic drama in a long time, but here we are))) Cuteness overload.
Episode 15 thoughts- Spoilers ahead I love watching these characters scramble for power, it leaves me with so…
I was also thinking about Yan Zijing's motivation and it doesn't (imho) come from the place of chasing power. I think he genuinely wants to help people who have suffered the same fate as him and to prevent the same from happening (that's what I got after watching ep.17, like, why he's doing what he's doing even though he has something more important than revenge in his life).
I've discovered that it's not even so much about revenge for him (although that is still present) but rather to fight the evil forces of the world that take advantage of innocent people. He doesn't seem like a savior type of guy, but it seems to be the underlying current of his actions.
He was also reckless because he didn't value his life much, so he could risk it to achieve some goals. After this poisoning, things changed for him and Duan Wu, though, I won't spoil it. But the motivation to risk his life for a greater cause is still there, which makes me worry about the upcoming events (now for both of them).
The sweetness of ep.16 was truly something else... We've entered the magical world of fluffy romance and I'm all up for it! I don't care if the two of them got close too fast (they did go through a lot lately together), would love to see some more happiness unfold (I can hope, right? XD). Kissing scene - top-notch, perfect, and beyond romantic.
ep. 17 - love the desert aesthetics! Gorgeous looks and the cinematography is killing it. But I just want to shake them and ask why do they have to do all this dangerous stuff? Why not just go and do some less stabby trading, build a house, have kids? But then we wouldn't have this series XD Waiting patiently for the 'storm' because something is definitely brewing.
i cannot stop thinking about that archery scene. they knew what they were doing...the way they filmed his hands...…
Oh, yes, it was a classic cdrama trope, but works so WELL every damn time XD I loved it. Also, their height/size difference makes everything cuter and spicier at the same time. Just love their height difference so much)))
the scholar look for medicine to give the mermaid legs , but did not try to find medicine to turn himself into…
I loved this moment so much! So wise. She's perfect the way you are. But people who fall in love are often blind to the other person's actual feelings and can have a hard time letting go or giving up. I'm hoping the 'scholar' will understand that she's not meant for him (or at least, I hope so:)
I love how Duanwu is intuitive. She's intune with what goes on around her and people's emotions. it's how she…
Yes! I love how she's smart and very sensitive. I'd imagine that's what you get from living in a survival mode for most of your life, surrounded by people who could hurt you at any time. But that's also what makes her so caring and open to other people's pain - she's super empathetic! The way she hugged YZJ when he lost it after hearing about his sister's death - she just couldn't stay away from a person in such pain (well, and the fact that she probably likes him:)
I also like her straightforwardness with Zhang Jinran, it's refreshing for a FL to just be a normal person and say 'I don't like you the way you like me' and in a very classy way.
Our girl is such a survivor, I loved the whole sequence of her traveling alone across the desert and the wintery snows. It's beautiful and so in tune with her loneliness, sadness, and heartbreak. Yes, some of the things are a bit far-fetched, but it's a cdrama, so I'm letting it slide and just enjoying the ride:) It was cool that Duan Wu could meet with Yue Yunxiu, so she's not completely alone on her journey.
The drama is drama-ing hard in the ep.20 with the rain scene. Both Liu Yuning and Zhao Lusi are such amazing actors, they deliver everything so believably!
And the emotional damage has already arrived with ep 18, ah. But I'm very curious to see where the screenwriters will take YZJ and Duan Wu next. Both their characters are quite multi-faceted and I like how falling in love didn't make them suddenly stop being who they are. It's quite realistic in this aspect
I've never felt that revenge was on Duan Wu's plate on the same level as YZJ, but I may be mistaken. I felt she was more into living and making a name for herself, that trading stuff she wanted to do. Anyway, I'm looking forward to what happens next.
I've discovered that it's not even so much about revenge for him (although that is still present) but rather to fight the evil forces of the world that take advantage of innocent people. He doesn't seem like a savior type of guy, but it seems to be the underlying current of his actions.
He was also reckless because he didn't value his life much, so he could risk it to achieve some goals. After this poisoning, things changed for him and Duan Wu, though, I won't spoil it. But the motivation to risk his life for a greater cause is still there, which makes me worry about the upcoming events (now for both of them).
ep. 17 - love the desert aesthetics! Gorgeous looks and the cinematography is killing it. But I just want to shake them and ask why do they have to do all this dangerous stuff? Why not just go and do some less stabby trading, build a house, have kids? But then we wouldn't have this series XD Waiting patiently for the 'storm' because something is definitely brewing.
I also like her straightforwardness with Zhang Jinran, it's refreshing for a FL to just be a normal person and say 'I don't like you the way you like me' and in a very classy way.