They are siblinging too much. It was weird to begin with, but I hoped they would turn the tables before their family bond gets too strong. Now they are even officially siblings. Like .... how do you go from cherishing your brother to oh we're not blood related though I thought we were, and we have the same parents but let's be in love?
so I get from some clips that only ml who was gealous every time, is she also have some scenes she get gealous…
I don't remember. Maybe there is one scene where she gets jealous, but nobody gets angry. And later, she apologizes for misunderstanding him for his jealousy.
I like this, it was a fun, short and unserious watch. All the characters had a nice development arc, but still stood true to themselves. The final conflict was a little crazy, I admit, but it all fit together nicely and made sense.
Honestly, I'm not sure if I find this good, I just know that it's so entertaining. The turn of events in ep 18 are truly so unbelievable. Feels like I'm watching a completely different drama. I'm screaming and laughing about the many plot twist. OMG.
I don't think there was one happy moment in this entire drama.
I enjoyed it until Jiang Ci became sad and passive. Their one romantic moment was also really their first and last, I'd say it was when she knelt with him and agreed to play the role of his wife longer. Then like five almost kisses, only for their first kiss to be at a hidden angle.
I don't think there was one happy moment in this entire drama.
I think it lost in quality the moment Jiang Ci entered the palace. She just became such a passive role, always being knocked out by someone and having no free will. The one romantic moment was in Yue Luo, when she put that flower in his hair and then after that when she knelt with him and agreed to play the role of his wife longer. That's it basically.
As a woman, the scariest thing is the obsessive affection and attention of a man who won't accept your no. her master probably wouldn't have died, or at least not in that way, when PY would't force a marriage that nobody but him wants.
Okay, so I've watched two episodes so far in these are my two cents. 1. This is my first time seeing the female lead actress and I wished she'd wear less make up because when is she supposed to put on her eyeshadow and lipstick in the desert? While being chased, attacked, kidnapped, etc. It reminds me of Ju Jing Yi, where nobody allows her to be just slightly unpolished. 2. I'm not yet sure about her acting, because while she seems to do enough, it feels like her eyes and brows just never move. It's not yet too distracting, I guess I can get used to it and maybe it's because her character has only been enraged so far. 3. I really really really hope Rou Wen is nobody's love interest or end game because the way he manhandled both female leads so far and the way he has spoken about women and his intention with them, just let's you know that he has graped too many women already. There is no romanticization of him possible, no redemption. 4. The last scene in the second ep has me intrigued but honestly it was also very cringe. I was rolling my eyes all the time while simultaneously smiling and hoping the male lead has enough sense to reject her drugged advances. 5. I'm excited to see Alen Deng the first time in the first male lead role because I always thought he was too handsome to be an annoying second lead. haha.
PY really showed his colours when he tried to hold JC captive, but using the people against the city people being his idea really shows that there is no redemption for him. Guy even had the audacity to act surprised when those people were killed off
her master probably wouldn't have died, or at least not in that way, when PY would't force a marriage that nobody but him wants.
1. This is my first time seeing the female lead actress and I wished she'd wear less make up because when is she supposed to put on her eyeshadow and lipstick in the desert? While being chased, attacked, kidnapped, etc. It reminds me of Ju Jing Yi, where nobody allows her to be just slightly unpolished.
2. I'm not yet sure about her acting, because while she seems to do enough, it feels like her eyes and brows just never move. It's not yet too distracting, I guess I can get used to it and maybe it's because her character has only been enraged so far.
3. I really really really hope Rou Wen is nobody's love interest or end game because the way he manhandled both female leads so far and the way he has spoken about women and his intention with them, just let's you know that he has graped too many women already. There is no romanticization of him possible, no redemption.
4. The last scene in the second ep has me intrigued but honestly it was also very cringe. I was rolling my eyes all the time while simultaneously smiling and hoping the male lead has enough sense to reject her drugged advances.
5. I'm excited to see Alen Deng the first time in the first male lead role because I always thought he was too handsome to be an annoying second lead. haha.