Hannah Green (and Mary Boleyn) is my favorite character of Philippa Gregories Tudor court novels. She was such an undecsicive teenager at the start but grew into a strong, principled woman who can survive in a war zone with a toddler (yes she had a lot of luck but also a lot of skill) I loved the plot when it was NOT about the court but the dangerous life and love of Hannah. I even cried two times in this book. PS: for all the shit Daniel did and said to Hannah, one should only hope to find such a good husband even now.

Fuck Daniel and his stupid mother and sisters. I love so so much Hannahs reaction to her husbands betrayal. As soon as she heard the truth from his mouth directly she packed her things and left and wasn't moved by his apologies and confessions of love. I feel so angry I can't go to sleep now. I know I am childish but I really want her to sleep with Robert and tell about it Daniel XD "An eye for an eye" haha

10000000000/10 ⭐ 2hours of fun and cuteness ❤❤❤❤ They cut out all of talking segments but I understand the movie would be 3h long, doesn't matter, I'll hear them talk live soon when they come to Europe. Went with Zehra to coffeeshop afterwards.

Fuck, I watched til 2:30 am. Right after the Tongzhou arc it got very exciting and it becane even more familiar to Bu Bu Jing Xin. The morally grey and selfish male lead who became obsessed with female lead bc she is the only one who understands the real him. BUT I personally would NEVER choose him XD he is a psycho. He physacally threatens the female lead, grabs her wrists AND her throat so she can't leave! And ugh the forced agressive tongue kiss in the cave was disgusting. And then he makes her stab him so she feels guilty. And thats NOT when he has his ptsd episodes!

Is the plot interesting? Yes. I love the "vampires coming out in the modern world and want to coexist with humans" topic. But is there fanservice for pedophilies? Also yes... Idk if I'll finish it, if it goes too far with the ecchi (wich actually 1st episode already did) and the plot turns out too be not as political/philosopical as I expect, I'll drop it. But for now I'll give it a few more episodes. Mina is an interesting character.

Favorite moment in this volume: Chu Wanning heard Mo Ran sigh, gentler than the moonlight. "Do me a favor, look into my eyes?" "Your eyes?" Chu Wanning asked, confused. Mo Ran's gaze was warm and mild. In his irises was reflected the image of a man in white robes. "Do you see him?" he said. "The most beautiful person in the whole world."

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Reminds me of Bu Bu Jing Xin