(In the drama)I see a happy ending in the positive development of the two main characters' personal development.…
Okay. I get it. Because if you don't watch all the episodes, you might get the wrong impression about the drama. And oftentimes, you only understand a drama when you get to the end. That's what happened to me when I watched "Legend of Shen Li." I slowly watched all the episodes, but when I finished, I really enjoyed the drama.
There’s so many inconsistencies in this drama, I hope we won’t get another anticlimax like The Princess Royal.I…
(In the drama) I see a happy ending in the positive development of the two main characters' personal development. Messages hidden in the plot, which if we pay attention, are telling us something positive in the end. They always say, "It can't kill me." There is a reference to the immortal flower in the story, a flower that never dies, which is Mei Lin's favorite flower, and which despite showing Jing He's admiration for her, also represents himself (the personality that does not accept defeat), in most difficult moments in life. They are two similar characters. Like sides of the same coin. PS: In addition to a hidden message on the board that Jing He's mother left for him before she died (giving a warning, explaining her love for him, that she trusted him, that everything they accused him of, she knew he was innocent) . She died but managed to leave this message for him. And it was Mei Lin who made this possible. (In addition to the 5 trailers), and the ost. Some can see a sad ending, but I see many messages in text drama showing otherwise. PS: Another element, lines from the trailer: "I pay back what I owe you. Everything I made you suffer, I will spend my whole life making it up to you. Mei Lin, I'm here with you." And the main symbol is the immortal flower (which serves as an analogy for the two main characters). (And in the book it's a happy ending. I think the 4 writers of the drama want to keep the happy ending). __________________________________________________________ (In the book) the female writer exaggerated the bad attitudes of the male protagonist (and still wrote him to be redeemed at the end of the book and have a happy ending). But (these attitudes) could not be redeemed. (When I read the book I saw that it would not be plausible) she would have to remove these parts (to coherently redesign) a redeemable male anti-hero character. PS: I read it (kind of trying to understand her intention) as if it were the draft of a better story. Got it? That's how I read it. See these comments below: Kbeauty In the novel ML is a rapist and repeatedly rapes FL and beats her through the novel orders a prisoner who won't let him rape her be gang raped and beaten by his men. Kills innocent women and children. But the FL his rape victim loves him anyway. Because well who knows maybe he's "hot" ooh. Yeah go girls well done for glorifying this pathetic shit. eliteles1 VIP When I read the book (these passages you mentioned), I read them as something that didn't fit the story. (Clearly the female writer wanted to create an anti-hero, someone troubled but redeemable), but she overdid it. (If there were an editor who helps writers, he would say, take that part out, take that part out, I know what your real intention is.) The book mentions that he is someone who has been wronged, etc. (The scriptwriters of the drama understood the draft of the book better than the female writer) and wrote and rewrote him better for the drama (a troubled, hurt, but fair man), someone redeemable. I can't read the book (thinking those passages are plausible), but I see the general outline of the book. I don't know if I made myself clear. I hope so. blabla100 19 minutes ago @eliteles1 I have read the novel too, but I don't remember the ML to be that evil. He was mostly an as. hole. Yes, those parts are mentioned in the beginning. It's not his personality most of the time in the book. They work together, they go through hardships together. So (it's like those parts are not plausible) they were in the book. blabla100 2 minutes ago @eliteles1
Oh maybe I didn't pay enough attention or something. I kept reading how evil the ML was în the novel, that I started to believe that I must have read some censored version of the novel. Was mostly an as.hole torn between 2 women basically.
eliteles1 VIP in a minute (yes), but then he decided on Mei Lin because they went through life and death together. There are interesting parts in the book and even poetic ones. This book is a contradiction.
came back to say that I’m very disappointed in Luo Mei and I hope she’s playing the long con. If not then…
The crown prince was torturing the eunuch to reveal something. And the eunuch himself was begging Luo Mei: kill me and save the emperor. (This scene was even understandable. And she is a general, so she is cold-blooded. She had no choice.)
They really changed the whole plot and kind of their personalities can be said that ok they did because in the…
Yes, there is a scene in the last episode where he almost reveals himself to her, when his subordinate arrives and interrupts him.(He is at an impasse).
I think he didn't reveal to her that he is the master of shadows. It's her nightmare.
Iven if there wasn't the dilemma imposed by YQ, MJH would reveal, he tried and was interrupted by Qing Yan.
((I remembered. He almost revealed himself to her).).
MJH has a dignified nature, he was raised to be fair and good.
(Ohhh, that's exactly what the drama shows us. Both MJH and Mei Lin are upright people, fighting with all their weapons in a dark world). And the masks were almost all taken off, with only one mask left to be taken off.
He is wearing a jade flower on his head. She will also wear one on her own head. In the book, it is a healing…
I believe it is because of what you are saying. And this encourages me to continue trying to always contribute with the experience. Thank you very much!
I think he didn't reveal to her that he is the master of shadows. It's her nightmare.
And Yue Qin is the one using the two of them as chess pieces. And it's even understandable that Murong Jing would delay revealing it until the last second. He couldn't bear to have to reveal this to her.
I think he didn't reveal to her that he is the master of shadows. It's her nightmare.
I think Murong Jing's sickbed and their hands separating reveal her reason for marrying Yue Qin. To save Murong Jing's life, and in the meantime her life is saved as well.
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I see a happy ending in the positive development of the two main characters' personal development. Messages hidden in the plot, which if we pay attention, are telling us something positive in the end. They always say, "It can't kill me." There is a reference to the immortal flower in the story, a flower that never dies, which is Mei Lin's favorite flower, and which despite showing Jing He's admiration for her, also represents himself (the personality that does not accept defeat), in most difficult moments in life. They are two similar characters. Like sides of the same coin. PS: In addition to a hidden message on the board that Jing He's mother left for him before she died (giving a warning, explaining her love for him, that she trusted him, that everything they accused him of, she knew he was innocent) . She died but managed to leave this message for him. And it was Mei Lin who made this possible. (In addition to the 5 trailers), and the ost. Some can see a sad ending, but I see many messages in text drama showing otherwise.
PS:
Another element, lines from the trailer: "I pay back what I owe you. Everything I made you suffer, I will spend my whole life making it up to you. Mei Lin, I'm here with you."
And the main symbol is the immortal flower (which serves as an analogy for the two main characters).
(And in the book it's a happy ending. I think the 4 writers of the drama want to keep the happy ending).
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(In the book) the female writer exaggerated the bad attitudes of the male protagonist (and still wrote him to be redeemed at the end of the book and have a happy ending). But (these attitudes) could not be redeemed. (When I read the book I saw that it would not be plausible) she would have to remove these parts (to coherently redesign) a redeemable male anti-hero character.
PS: I read it (kind of trying to understand her intention) as if it were the draft of a better story. Got it? That's how I read it.
See these comments below:
Kbeauty
In the novel ML is a rapist and repeatedly rapes FL and beats her through the novel orders a prisoner who won't let him rape her be gang raped and beaten by his men. Kills innocent women and children. But the FL his rape victim loves him anyway. Because well who knows maybe he's "hot" ooh. Yeah go girls well done for glorifying this pathetic shit.
eliteles1 VIP
When I read the book (these passages you mentioned), I read them as something that didn't fit the story. (Clearly the female writer wanted to create an anti-hero, someone troubled but redeemable), but she overdid it. (If there were an editor who helps writers, he would say, take that part out, take that part out, I know what your real intention is.) The book mentions that he is someone who has been wronged, etc. (The scriptwriters of the drama understood the draft of the book better than the female writer) and wrote and rewrote him better for the drama (a troubled, hurt, but fair man), someone redeemable. I can't read the book (thinking those passages are plausible), but I see the general outline of the book. I don't know if I made myself clear. I hope so.
blabla100 19 minutes ago
@eliteles1
I have read the novel too, but I don't remember the ML to be that evil. He was mostly an as. hole.
Yes, those parts are mentioned in the beginning. It's not his personality most of the time in the book. They work together, they go through hardships together. So (it's like those parts are not plausible) they were in the book.
blabla100 2 minutes ago
@eliteles1
Oh maybe I didn't pay enough attention or something. I kept reading how evil the ML was în the novel, that I started to believe that I must have read some censored version of the novel. Was mostly an as.hole torn between 2 women basically.
eliteles1 VIP in a minute
(yes), but then he decided on Mei Lin because they went through life and death together. There are interesting parts in the book and even poetic ones. This book is a contradiction.
(This scene was even understandable. And she is a general, so she is cold-blooded. She had no choice.)
((I remembered. He almost revealed himself to her).).
MJH has a dignified nature, he was raised to be fair and good.
(Ohhh, that's exactly what the drama shows us. Both MJH and Mei Lin are upright people, fighting with all their weapons in a dark world).
And the masks were almost all taken off, with only one mask left to be taken off.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E82G8CiSvmg
Liu Xue Yi's next dark character.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E82G8CiSvmg
Liu Xue Yi's next dark character.
And it's even understandable that Murong Jing would delay revealing it until the last second. He couldn't bear to have to reveal this to her.