Soryuu Aya Brea

I’m starting to think the ML’s manager was very committed to making sure all the spotlight went to him because wow, the level of suffering, screen time, and emotional weight he gets is unmatched 🥲. His pain is apparently the centerpiece of the entire script universe

I actually like FL a lot. What frustrates me is the writing. Whoever’s behind the story just isn’t giving her the development she deserves. And by “development,” I don’t mean falling for the ML or suddenly understanding his pain or whatever cliché they might throw in. I mean actual depth. We need to see who she is beyond the comedic lens.Nan Heng’s character has been given that kind of attention. It feels lopsided like one of them is in a drama and the other is still in a satire. She deserves better than that. #justiceforSYM 🤣 ps. I really like your username, love triangles is what i hate the most (after childhood connection trope 😅)

I really like the FL as a comedic character she’s charming and fun but now that the show is leaning more into serious character development and emotional depth, especially for the ML, she’s starting to feel left behind.You can’t have one character trapped in perpetual comic relief while the other is spiraling through tortured, misunderstood soul mode. It creates a weird tonal disconnect that’s hard to ignore 🤷🏼‍♀️ but regardless i love this show so much, hope that FL will have her character growth soon

Unfortunately what ML is going through at the hands of the Emperor isn’t tough love, it’s calculated cruelty. There’s nothing redemptive or character building about being systematically broken down, humiliated, and mentally abused.If the show ever tries to reframe all of that as some twisted form of fatherly love, it crosses into truly disturbing territory 😨😱

I’m sure Shangguang will get his own character arc eventually (and bring some.fun in her life), and honestly, I’m just relieved it’s not Nan Rui 😱. The moment I saw him showing interest in her and knowing we’re in a trope-filled script, I was bracing myself for the worst, thinking they’d eventually make her fall for him 🤮🤢

She was literally thrown into a trope filled script and she was the first one rolling her eyes at how cliché everything was. The whole setup is clearly poking fun at the very tropes it's built on, and she should be some kind of our 'in universe audience surrogate'

I think the Emperor, in the original story (the one they are making a movie from), exists solely as a plot device, his only job is to inflict pain and trauma on the ML to justify whatever the ML becomes later in the script. That’s it. no nuance, no complexity, just royal grade abuse on demand 😅😅😅😅 thats why im scared he will get some.kind of redemption arc

Anytime 😊 🤣

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I'll help you hide the body

save your device and time than 😅😭 anyway he is just emotionally waterboarding his son on the loop with a side of physical torture too, there is nothing else there 🥲

The worst is, let us all see how they will redeem him, making him the victim of the scriptwriter or something like that 😅🤣

🤣🤣🤣 'How To Be Blamed for Breathing: Nan Heng Story', 'A Blame Within the Blame: Nan heng diary', 'Ouch I Tripped: Most be Nan Heng Fault', 'Wrong Place, Wrong Face: Nan Heng edition' , 'Guilty until The Scripwriter says Otherwise: Nan Heng Life', 'Plot Twist: No, Just Blame It on Nan Heng Again' and many more titles 😅

In my opinion, it will be a tragic one in the script world with a happy ending in the real world, or something like that 🤔 I guess the actor from episode 1 will have the memories of NH once she goes back. that's my prediction 😎

In my opinion, the focus has been almost entirely on the ML in these past couple of episodes, which hasn’t left much space for the FL’s development. I’m guessing her arc will pick up soon, though,they’ve already started laying the groundwork as her sister pointed out that she needs to start actually living in this world, and the ML called her out for being a bit too cold and calculating with her plotting. So I think some kind of turning point or epiphany is on the horizon for her at least, I hope so

No, I need to hate him even more, if possible 🤣

thank you 😘

Nang Heng and Chu Gui Hong act like a divorced couple who ruined their marriage not because of fate or tragedy, but because they’re experts in miscommunication, blaming each other, and dodging even the most basic emotional honesty. And of course, not even by accident do they say something that could clear things up God forbid someone slips up and solves the conflict 😅😅😅😅

I was laughing there no stop, so I feel like I'm the real villain 🤭🤭🤭

If the show were told solely from the FL’s point of view (her knowing the script, the ending, and the version of the ML as written) no one would be siding with him. From her perspective, he’s someone who used the original FL to get what he wanted and betrayed her in the end. So how could this FL ever be sure he’s changed? For all she knows, he could just be pretending, following the same manipulative arc the script gave him.We, as viewers, have the benefit of a wider lens, we see his inner conflict, his thoughts, and how unfairly he was treated. But she doesn't. All she sees is someone who, in the original storyline, destroyed the life of the girl who trusted/loved him. And now, even as she tries to change things, the world keeps dragging her back to what’s “meant” to happen. So of course she assumes his evilness (can I say evilness? 😅) is set in stone too

It honestly gave me the ick. Like, genuinely. The idea of not having agency over your own body, being forced to say things or do things you clearly don’t want to, while being fully aware but unable to stop it, creepy. The kiss scene included, felt bad for both of them. ps I guess the only part that didn't give me the ick is when he had to save her from himself or else she would died 🙄😅