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Pig Butcher defends her Pretty Princess husband
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All of us after spending some time on AO3.
there are two categories of historical dramas: one where emperors execute you for breathing wrong and the other where the power of love can overcome emperor's decrees
he said, like a liar
this man is exclusively attracted to women who could and would murder him with extreme prejudice
took one of the best mistranslations from tencent youtube cql and threw it over what is, imho, the best bts picture from cql to exist
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hi, do you think you could please recommend some popular c-dramas for me? I am thinking specifically like palace intrigue types. Thank you so much and have a great day!
"Empresses in the Palace" (also known as "The Legend of Zhen Huan" or "ēå¬ä¼ ") This is a classic and widely loved drama set in the Qing Dynasty. It follows the story of Zhen Huan, a young woman who enters the imperial palace as a concubine and navigates the treacherous world of court politics, betrayal, and power struggles. The storytelling is intricate, the characters are complex, and the costumes and sets are stunning. Itās a must-watch for anyone who loves palace intrigue. "Empresses in the Palace" is pretty much considered the number one Chinese palace drama out there. The script is super deep, it shows sympathy for what women went through back then and celebrates their spirit of fighting back. Another drama with a really deep story is "War and Beauty." (éę欲å½) Itās in Cantonese, and while the costumes and sets arenāt as fancy as "Empresses in the Palace," the way it portrays tragedy is just as powerful. Fun fact: the original novel of "Empresses in the Palace" wasnāt nearly as deep. The screenwriter totally changed its meaning. In the book, the emperor was super handsome and charming, but the director scrapped that idea. They went with an actor who wasnāt conventionally attractive but had incredible acting skills. That choice made the tragedy hit way harder. Honestly, without the amazing performances and the rewritten script, "Empresses in the Palace" wouldnāt have become such a massive, nationwide hit.
"Yanxi Palace: Princess Adventures" (or "延禧ę»ē„") Another Qing Dynasty drama, this one focuses on Wei Yingluo, a clever and determined woman who enters the palace to uncover the truth behind her sisterās death. Itās filled with scheming, revenge, and intense court rivalries. The production quality is top-notch, and the female lead is strong and resourceful, making it very engaging. Compared toĀ "Empresses in the Palace,"Ā itās not as deeply tragic. A lot of it obviously doesnāt match real history, but itās super emotional and moving. The pacing is fast, and it fits more into the å¤č£ å¶åå§guzhuang idol dramas that often cast young pretty actors, and are set in several hundred years ago but talk and act like people in modern days. For Qing Dynasty palace intrigue dramas, I only recommend those two (Empresses in the PalaceĀ andĀ Story of Yanxi Palace). But there are other amazing historical dramas, likeĀ "Kangxi Dynastyåŗ·ēēę(2001),"Ā "Yongzheng Dynastyéę£ēęļ¼1999ļ¼,"Ā and"Young Kangxiå°å¹“åŗ·ē(2004)" etc. Theyāre all fantastic, though theyāre a bit older. I think they have english subs on youtube too. I donāt recommend those Qing Dynasty time-travel palace dramas because, honestly, the scripts just arenāt as good as the ones I mentioned. Either the actingās not great, or the story just feels boring and dragged out. As forĀ "Ruyiās Royal Love in the Palace,"Ā just⦠donāt. Itās a total dumpster fireāpretty much universally agreed on by Chinese netizens. If youāre curious what trash tastes like, well, there you go.
There are palace intrigue dramas based on the Ming Dynasty too, but theyāre not as popular. Partly because the scripts arenāt as strong, and partly because the Ming Dynasty just didnāt have the same elements for palace intrigue. Thatās a whole other topic, so I wonāt get into it. But thereās one Ming Dynasty drama thatās absolutely brilliant, itās calledĀ "Ming Dynasty 1566大ęēę 1566 (2006)."Ā You can find it on YouTube with English subs.
The script is based on serious history by some top notch script writer, and itās super amazing. Iām not sure if itās for everyone, though. Itās all about political schemes, imperial strategy, and the cutthroat world of Chinese bureaucracy. If youāve read books likeĀ "Stories about Ming Dynasty/Those Things about Mingęęé£äŗäŗåæ by shi yueē³ę¦"Ā ļ¼This series had me laughing so hard I was literally pounding my bed in the middle of the night. I stayed up all weeks reading it. Sadly, I donāt think thereās an official English version. It was a huge bestseller in China, though, topped the charts for historical fiction. It brings historical events to life in this super witty way, and the characters feel like theyāre right there in front of you. They have e-books version on WeRead of WeChat), youād probably love it. But it doesn't appeal to people who don't like to see real power plays. Ming history is fascinating, I think it has some of the most intense power struggles in all of Chinese history. But just to be clear, itās not a palace intrigue drama. It focuses on the imperial court, not the palaceå宫hougong (harem).
Also, many old Chinese dramas are incredibly well-made and have stood the test of time, though some might not have English subs due to their age. If youāre interested in exploring more, I highly recommendĀ "Palace of Desire" (大ę宫čÆDaming Gong Ci).
This drama is set in the Tang Dynasty and revolves around the life of Empress Wu Zetian, the only female emperor in Chinese history, and her daughter, Princess Taiping. Itās a poetic and deeply emotional portrayal of love, power, and tragedy within the imperial court. The dialogue is beautifully written, almost like a Shakespearean play, and the costumes and sets capture the grandeur of the Tang Dynasty perfectly. While it might not have the same modern production quality as newer dramas, its storytelling and historical depth are truly exceptional. It has this captivating aesthetic of Tang. If youāre open to exploring older classics, this is a gem worth checking out.
If youāre interested in diving into another epic historical drama, I highly recommendĀ "The Emperor Han Wu" (ę±ę¦å¤§åø)(2005). This one is about Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, one of Chinaās most famous and powerful rulers. Itās a gripping story of ambition, strategy, and empire-building.
The lead actor Chen Baoguo is phenomenal. He totally brings Emperor Wu to life, showing his brilliance, ruthlessness, and complexity. The drama covers everything from political intrigue and military conquests to personal struggles and relationships. Itās a bit more serious and grand in scale compared to palace intrigue dramas, but if youāre into history and strong character-driven stories, this is a must-watch.
I donāt really recommendĀ "Joy of Lifeåŗä½å¹“"Ā because, well, itās based on a straight chinese male-oriented novelē·é¢å°čÆ“(sorry straight men sir i'm not targeting you or calling you out i know threre are many normal and decent straight men it's just this one is really ē“ē· if you read it you know waht i mean....). Women arenāt exactly the focus here. Itās also got this heavy fantasy vibe, mixing politics, martial arts, and a bunch of other stuff, kind of like a big, chaotic stew. The male lead basically struts through the story like itās his personal runway. Itās not historical likeĀ "Ming Dynasty 1566"Ā orĀ "The Emperor Han Wu" itās completelyę¶ē©ŗ (fictional). So, itās not my cup of tea. But if youāre curious, give it a shot. Just donāt expect much from it, the hero's girlfriend is pretty much the "perfect woman" fantasy youād expect from a chinese male-centric novel XD like uncanny valley to me. It reminds me of that cringy feeling I got reading about Luo Ji and his wife inĀ "The Three-Body Problem."
If youāre looking for pure romance and a love story thatās both wildly passionate and utterly heartbreaking, youĀ haveĀ to watchĀ "Goodbye My Princess" (äøå®«). It stars Peng Xiaoran and Chen Xingxu, and their chemistry is off the charts. This drama is all about intense, desperate, soul-crushing love, itās the kind of story that will absolutely wreck you in the best way possible.
Yes, it has some of the limitations of its historical setting, but the female lead is such a radiant and compelling character. If you want to experience that mix of heartbreak and emotional satisfaction (you know, the kind that hurts so good), this drama is number one. It was insanely popular when it came out, and even now, its theme song is considered a classic.
I donāt really recommend Song Dynasty palace dramasāsame reasons, thereās just not much to work with in terms ofå宫 (harem) stories. But Song DynastyĀ slice-of-lifeĀ dramas? Those are amazing. The best one isĀ "A Dream of Splendor" (梦åå½). It was insanely popular, broke records, and even got picked as one of Chinaās top 10 national TV treasures that yearāthe only historical drama on the list. A Dream of Splendor absolutely shattered the popularity records for historical dramas. Itās the most genuinely popular costume drama sinceĀ "Empresses in the Palace."This yearās dramas likeĀ Perfect MatchĀ have borrowed from its style, whether itās the setting, the character designs, or the storytelling.
Iām also watchingĀ "Perfect Match" (äŗē¦äø“éØ)Ā right now. Itās set in a similar world, focusing on everyday people and their lives, with a bit of bureaucracy and some palace scenes here and there. The main characters arenāt royalty, though. The plotās kind of all over the place, and Chinese netizens love to roast it for being illogical. But if you donāt overthink it, itās a pretty fun watch. I hope you enjoy all of themš
shoutout to How Dare You for understanding that the funniest thing a character in an isekai/portal fantasy/time travel situation can do is immediately invent the gun