Their interactions are so wholesome. I hope they get together after she finds out his real background. I think…
I feel like the revelation will lead to some angst, breakup, and separation stuff. But they need to get together ASAP, almost 3/4 of the drama is over and there still aren’t any proper lovey-dovey moments. I still can’t even tell if QF has feelings for LYF or not. I do enjoy their interactions, but it’s time for the relationship to move forward.
LYF: Are you that desperate to get married? Didn't you just get out of a relationship?QF: No. Career first. Love…
Their interactions are so wholesome. I hope they get together after she finds out his real background. I think in the novel that didn’t happen, but I’m hoping the drama changes it.
Hindu mythology kinda similar with Chinese mythology.
What do you mean by “metaphor” here, do you mean it’s representative of or symbolically linked to Hindu mythology? Because I don’t think you’re using it in the usual figurative sense. As for the drama, I might still watch it, but I was just curious about the “Hindu mythology” tag since I haven’t seen it before. Tags are meant to give a sense of what a drama is about beforehand, so I just wanted some clarification.
Hindu mythology kinda similar with Chinese mythology.
There are some overlaps between Hindu and Chinese traditions due to Buddhism, but their core mythological narratives remain quite different, Hindu mythology is based on Vedic/post-Vedic epics like the Ramayana and Mahabharata, while Chinese Buddhist traditions centre on the Buddha, bodhisattvas, and Jataka tales, later blended with Daoist and folk elements. Even figures like Sun Wukong and Hanuman, though loosely connected, play very different mythological roles in their respective traditions.
Greek and Hindu mythologies show stronger structural parallels due to shared Proto-Indo-European roots: sky/thunder gods (Zeus, Indra), serpent-slaying myths, cosmic order, divine twins, sacred fire, and sacred mountains. But even here, the similarity is mainly archetypal, not shared narrative tradition.
My point is they’re not similar enough that one can use Hindu mythology in place of Chinese mythology.
Hindu mythology kinda similar with Chinese mythology.
There are definitely some similarities, but Chinese mythology is influenced more by Buddhist traditions than by Hindu mythology. And if things like rebirth, samsara, karma, and immortal beings are enough to make two mythologies interchangeable, then Hindu and Buddhist mythology should be interchangeable too, but nobody would say that. By the same logic, you could even argue that Hindu mythology has more in common with Greek mythology.
Hindu mythology kinda similar with Chinese mythology.
How so, if you don't mind me asking? I know Hindu mythology pretty well, and I've also read a fair bit of Chinese mythology, but I don't really see many similarities. I'm curious what made you think that.
What's going on with this drama? It's been surprisingly low-key, and it's only available on YouTube (besides Tencent Video, which isn't available in my region).
Question for the novel readers: what kind of story elements give it the Hindu Mythology tag? I'm curious because it's the first time I've seen that tag.
The only wish I have is to get at least 10 episodes of my favourite couple in recent times happily together, without any breakups, unnecessary separations, or petty misunderstandings, lol. I’ve seen so many people say they get bored once the leads get together, but I’m the complete opposite. For me, that’s when the story gets even better. ❤️
Damn, I didn’t even know it’s started airing! Yay! I’ve been waiting for this one to air for so long! By the way, it doesn’t have any English name? I thought it’ll get one before airing like other dramas.
Greek and Hindu mythologies show stronger structural parallels due to shared Proto-Indo-European roots: sky/thunder gods (Zeus, Indra), serpent-slaying myths, cosmic order, divine twins, sacred fire, and sacred mountains. But even here, the similarity is mainly archetypal, not shared narrative tradition.
My point is they’re not similar enough that one can use Hindu mythology in place of Chinese mythology.
By the way, it doesn’t have any English name? I thought it’ll get one before airing like other dramas.