For most people, if they have eaten something out of ordinary that have side effects, they would immediately relate the two. For the most intelligent woman here, she can't remember. I want to throw a book at my screen :\
Knowing how important her pregnancy is, she should have bubble-wrapped herself up, instead she takes food from…
We all know Liu E had never had any children of her own. I can accept if the fictional Liu E has inherent fertility issues (which are very common among women) that makes her unable to conceive or having miscarriages (very common too), instead of making her so dumb in taking food from a stranger. I just can't swallow that, fictional or not :\
Knowing how important her pregnancy is, she should have bubble-wrapped herself up, instead she takes food from…
Yes, I love looking at such injustices in the eye, but so far, gender inequality still exists, especially in a very advanced country, like the USA. I'm dumbfounded!
Knowing how important her pregnancy is, she should have bubble-wrapped herself up, instead she takes food from a stranger. Simply dumb! Why do the writers want to make her so brilliant and at the same time make her dumb? Totally not align with her intelligence :(
Any wars and political intrigue?My interest has been piqued by the absence of romance.
Yes, quite a lot of war scenes. Very well done. Politics within the royal court as well as with Liao, showing the great diplomacy of Liu E, are fascinating to watch.
What you say is so true, but these two dramas are meant for different viewers, don't you think? :)
Well, attention to details takes so much effort. They even use manhua to substitute many scenes. So we can tell how much effort they want to invest into details, unfortunately. Maybe the bulk of the budget goes to the pay of the big names.
Be patient. We're only at Episode 18. Still a long way to go. Remember it was the emperors' job to "sleep around"…
It is indeed very sad that women were treated so poorly in ancient times, as well as in modern times. Ironically, women have been and continue to play an important role in shaping the society as well in politics. Despite being so suppressed, women have been the power behind many emperors and in today's politics as presidents for many countries.
Be warned, new viewers. This is not a fluffy romance story, but a very real historical one based on actual events and people. Therefore, the ML here has multiple spouses which was the norm and required of the emperor. So don't be thrown off.
The production is of very high quality and the acting is very good. Just the editing was a bit off in the first 10 episodes or so, I guess they tried to trim down the length to 61 from over 80 initially.
Best drama since Addicted. It's the only one of his drama I have managed to watch since Addicted. He's awesome!!!
I love Timmy Xu in "Mayang Street", but not so much in "Weaving a Tale of Love". I've already watched five episodes of "Ping Pong" since I last posted. So far, not bad, and I'm enjoying the training camp. Timmy's acting is not bad here too. This is the type of role he's good at - kind of bad boy attitude :)
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The production is of very high quality and the acting is very good. Just the editing was a bit off in the first 10 episodes or so, I guess they tried to trim down the length to 61 from over 80 initially.