Novel has a sad ending. But the novel ending cannot be repeated here, in the novel, FL dies, and ML kills his…
I've read directly through to the ending, and something really shocked me.
In the epilogue, the ML has an affair with a teenager (basically his daughter's friend) while he's already married and has a family. He is utterly disgusting and such a huge red flag.
I really hope the drama's plot will be different and that all the characters will have decent characterizations, especially the ML.
I hope they change the whole entire drama in general - the novel was not great. FL deserve way better than ML…
And in the epilogue, the ML has an affair with a teenager (basically his daughter’s friend) while he already has a family. He is utterly disgusting and such a huge red flag.
I really hope the drama’s plot will be different and that all the characters will have decent characterizations, especially the ML.
Novel has a sad ending. But the novel ending cannot be repeated here, in the novel, FL dies, and ML kills his…
I'm still reading the novel now...
So it has a sad ending? Wow...
Okay, I think I'll stop reading it. From the beginning, I kept wondering how the author was going to make the plot work because the male lead is such a huge red flag. I also don't really like how forced the plot feels. That's why I rarely read or watch stories set in the Republican era.
And thanks for the spoiler—it saved me a lot of time. I'll just move on and read another novel instead.
Surprisingly, this drama is so good and deeply engaging. I used to teach high school students, and I truly miss those days—the energy, enthusiasm, and bond shared between teachers and students. Watching this drama made me nostalgic for that period of my life.
I don't know if Ye Li ever learns that the Empress Dowager manipulated her mother, but I hope Mo Xiu Yao does. Then Ye Li won't have to carry the burden of believing her mother was solely responsible for the tragedy.
Someone predicted that possibility before the Lishan arc even happened. I don't remember who made the comment, but I remember reading it. They turned out to be right.
Someone commented that the Empress Dowager might have manipulated Ye Li's mother into obtaining the imperial edict from Mo Xiuwen, and they were absolutely right.
The Empress Dowager is incredibly manipulative.
Many commenters blamed Ye Li's mother for meddling in something that wasn't her business. But now we know she was manipulated by the Empress Dowager into obtaining the imperial edict.
The Empress Dowager deserves much of the blame. She was the mastermind behind the tragedy, and her manipulation led to the suffering of Lishan, Ye Li's mother, Mo Xiuyao's brother, and countless others.
If there were a title for crying on screen, it would belong to one and only Bai Lu. 👑I've watched countless…
I cried so hard during Episode 1 of Moonlight Mystique when the father died and Bai Lu's character broke down in tears.
I also cried in Feud when her son and her mortal friend died. Those scenes hit me especially hard because I have a son too. As a parent, I can't imagine the pain of watching your child become seriously ill while being unable to get the treatment he needs. It was absolutely heartbreaking.
Bai Lu is incredibly good at portraying suffering, grief, and emotional anguish. Her crying scenes feel genuine and powerful, which makes them even more devastating to watch.
from the trailer for next episode, I love jealous Ye Li. She's absolutely fierce when she's jealous. It's about time she used her martial arts skills on those women who keep trying to steal her husband!
Considering the novel, it's always entertaining when Ye Li quietly tolerates most things, but the moment someone sets their sights on Mo XiuYao, her patience starts running out. That contrast between her usual calm personality and her possessive side makes those scenes especially fun
In the epilogue, the ML has an affair with a teenager (basically his daughter's friend) while he's already married and has a family. He is utterly disgusting and such a huge red flag.
I really hope the drama's plot will be different and that all the characters will have decent characterizations, especially the ML.
I really hope the drama’s plot will be different and that all the characters will have decent characterizations, especially the ML.
So it has a sad ending? Wow...
Okay, I think I'll stop reading it. From the beginning, I kept wondering how the author was going to make the plot work because the male lead is such a huge red flag. I also don't really like how forced the plot feels. That's why I rarely read or watch stories set in the Republican era.
And thanks for the spoiler—it saved me a lot of time. I'll just move on and read another novel instead.
The Empress Dowager is incredibly manipulative.
Many commenters blamed Ye Li's mother for meddling in something that wasn't her business. But now we know she was manipulated by the Empress Dowager into obtaining the imperial edict.
The Empress Dowager deserves much of the blame. She was the mastermind behind the tragedy, and her manipulation led to the suffering of Lishan, Ye Li's mother, Mo Xiuyao's brother, and countless others.
I also cried in Feud when her son and her mortal friend died. Those scenes hit me especially hard because I have a son too. As a parent, I can't imagine the pain of watching your child become seriously ill while being unable to get the treatment he needs. It was absolutely heartbreaking.
Bai Lu is incredibly good at portraying suffering, grief, and emotional anguish. Her crying scenes feel genuine and powerful, which makes them even more devastating to watch.
Considering the novel, it's always entertaining when Ye Li quietly tolerates most things, but the moment someone sets their sights on Mo XiuYao, her patience starts running out. That contrast between her usual calm personality and her possessive side makes those scenes especially fun