Korean drama "The Queen of Tears" China Overlord Edition
In 2300, Jiang Lai, the president of a technology company, married Shen Youzhi, a young actor who had just graduated.
Their love affair, because of the cross-century proposal ceremony planned by Jiang Lai, became famous all over the world through live broadcast and was called a fairy tale of the new century, making everyone envious.
Just when everyone thought that the prince and Cinderella were living happily together... Three years later, there were rumors that they were getting divorced.
(Future science fiction/fake marriage first, love later/no mistresses/life after marriage/relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law)
Reader comments
It's an atypical boss. If you want to see a crazy sweet pet showing off your wealth, I don't recommend watching it.
It is suitable for people who have been married, or who are mentally mature and pay attention to practical logic and wisdom.
I think the highlights of this article are the heroine's various complaints about marriage and some ideas about future society.
There is also the contrast between the male protagonist's cuteness and lightness.
If you like phenomenal science fiction and married life, this may be more to your liking.
The Korean drama "The Queen of Tears" will be finished in two episodes. Alas...
How can I put it, because the first five or six episodes were quite interesting, and many points made me want to discuss them, but it downplayed many serious issues because of the comedy elements, which I felt was a pity, so I came to this book written by Tomato to express it from a normal perspective.
The drama became more and more disappointing as the show progressed. I have to lament that the Korean screenwriters really have nothing new to offer. Cancer, car accidents, and amnesia were all repeated in different ways. Because of the skill of the actors and director, this drama didn't look too bloody.
But the previous theme is obviously very good, maybe because you are afraid of controversy and quarrels with the audience, so you just mention it and leave?
Or is it because subconsciously you can't accept the image of a "weak" male protagonist, so you later add various auras to the male protagonist to make him a person who can turn the tide and "save" the female protagonist's family?
All in all... I was very disappointed in the end.
It's an atypical boss. If you want to see a crazy sweet pet showing off your wealth, I don't recommend watching it. It is suitable for people who have been married, or who are mentally mature and pay attention to practical logic and wisdom. I think the highlights of this article are the heroine's various complaints about marriage and some ideas about future society. There is also the contrast between the male protagonist's cuteness and lightness. If you like phenomenal science fiction and married life, this may be more to your liking. The Korean drama "The Queen of Tears" will be finished in two episodes. Alas... How can I put it, because the first five or six episodes were quite interesting, and many points made me want to discuss them, but it downplayed many serious issues because of the comedy elements, which I felt was a pity, so I came to this book written by Tomato to express it from a normal perspective. The drama became more and more disappointing as the show progressed. I have to lament that the Korean screenwriters really have nothing new to offer. Cancer, car accidents, and amnesia were all repeated in different ways. Because of the skill of the actors and director, this drama didn't look too bloody. But the previous theme is obviously very good, maybe because you are afraid of controversy and quarrels with the audience, so you just mention it and leave? Or is it because subconsciously you can't accept the image of a "weak" male protagonist, so you later add various auras to the male protagonist to make him a person who can turn the tide and "save" the female protagonist's family? All in all... I was very disappointed in the end.