His real identity would make things very awkward for FL especially since his family hasn’t been pardoned. Moreover…
The issue wouldn’t be her keeping it secret, it’ll be everyone else. I don’t blame him if he’s not fully trusting of the rest of Li family (I mean I’m sure he’ll change his mind once he finds out about his aunt with Seventh Grandma)
Just binged from episode 20 to 28, and I’m still not sure what it is about this show that keeps pulling me in.…
There’s something about the drama that’s very enrapturing to watch, I can’t explain it either. For me it might be my first “business” drama I’ve finished fully maybe because it actually focuses on the craft than business
Okay I don’t completely understand the ML pushing the FL away is it because the path of revenge he’s on could…
His real identity would make things very awkward for FL especially since his family hasn’t been pardoned. Moreover someone or anyone would start investigating his identity a little more and there’s no doubt there’s gaps
yes evil for no reason or he was always evil which was inherited from his father. him being evil I can understand.…
She wounded his ego very deeply by rejecting him. His pride was far bigger than the love he had for her. It makes sense that he’s willing to go that far to hurt her
Great great drama. I would’ve given this a higher rating if not Xiao Qin’s absolute miserable of a marriage. I’m sorry I just didn’t find it believable that everything just became okay after they decided to reconcile after their divorce. Regardless of how immature Xiao Yang was, I felt far more chemistry between these two than with Chen Yu ever. I would’ve likely kept Xiao Qin single after all that
What's funny is it is a korean production itself filmed in a korean studio. So what's with the unnecessary comparison??…
And the writer is Japanese which is the most important thing. It goes to show that the problem of kdramas isn’t the production team but the kr writers for sometime now. Also kr version had a big problem of lacking chemistry and stuff acting which isn’t an issue here
Got to episode 21 and I’m bored and will be dropping it. I think the intensity of first episode not being carried through was mistake and I’m not wholly convinced by the chemistry of the leads
I’ve been sounding the drum even before 2020 but yes kdramas are dropping in quality like it’s insane that there’s nothing that matches the quality of Beyond Evil In kdramas but I can find that easily with other countries dramas. I was super weary in the investment of Netflix and the like into kdramas cause unlike China and Japan they’re far more swayed in westernisation. I don’t view the nudity and sex as westernisation as it’s plenty in kmovies but they haven’t done a smooth transition into those topics which is bizarre considering kmovies
Kdrama writers always think they know better rather than being restrained and logical. No longer interested (I mean the chemistry was middling but it was an enjoyable watch up until this point)
The last 10 episodes are overdramatic and drag on with the leads' relationship. The female lead (FL) starts as…
I’m still watching but I have to agree like I get the circumstances of her personality but it’s definitely getting grating to me beyond belief and not sure if I want to continue