Finished ep 10 of BBJX and taking a little break before I get so depressed I eat my head. This is a very melancholy drama and it's getting to me. Also, can I have more Four/Ruoxi please? As
hamster428 put it "i mean, all they do is drink tea and talk and talk and talk, and back to tea, but sparks are flying off everywhere." Also, if this isn't a description
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A wonderful new BBC drama!
It might be awhile before I watch either one, but from everything you've said, I might be more inclined to try Jade Palace.
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BBJX is objectively better, but I prefer Jade Palace. It's such a darling.
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From all the pictures, both look lovely. And I do like me some angst now and then. But these days I'm not as willing to watch the more depressing stories. I think I hit some kind of quota somewhere. Though I might a few episodes anyway.
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I guess that's what is driving Ruoxi's decisions?
Even she is turning melancholic, all the carefreeness in her when she first arrived at the Qing dynasty gone.
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I am not rabid about it the way I was with JPLH because it's a different type of drama - squeeing seems misplaced. But I do adore it.
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Thanks for warning me! I skipped the spoiler part, and am saving it for later when everything ends (then we can discuss about the good and bad of this entire story).
If only Ruoxi was a typical modern world girl with no knowledge of history other than the general knowledge such as "3 Kingdoms", "Empress Dowager Cixi", and "Mao Ze Dong". Knowing too much is a torture to herself, the various princes, and us viewers. Thing is, she's not even attempting to change history. She is just resigned to being carried off by the hands of fate.
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