Blossoms in Adversity (2024) Episode 29

23 Comments to “Blossoms in Adversity (2024) Episode 29”

1. End of episode thoughts:

   Every time I muster up a tiny bit of empathy for the emperor, he goes and does something to remind me he deserves all the hate and violence he gets.

   And I’m irritated at YanXi too cause why bring that man to that restaurant knowing how he is?! Idc how well-intentioned someone may be, if they’re causing pain to another person, they’re wrong.

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2. Airing schedule for next week has been released. 2 episode on Monday and Tuesday, 1 episode on Wednesday and Thursday.
   Don’t know when and if they will release EXPRESS for the remaining episodes.

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3. all this hatred is caused by the emperor only..if he was good to his family and people the country would flourish! he had his son’s hate and hide from him and now one came to the level to get rid of him…so much hatred as he said he would rather be born a worm rather than in a royal family! this man couldnt spare a kid also has to be so brutal..i thought he is going to blind him but he made a ugly scar that he wouldnt come to fight for the throne later same thing he did for YZ

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4. It might just be me, but I’m starting to notice a few inconsistencies as the story progresses. Like the Emperor is wearing his crown when he went to the restaurant. Not very undercover.

   Mr. Bai is my SML at this point. LOL! I’m not even sorry ShenQi.

   Yanxi’s real reward: “could you just let the Hua men come back?”
   Emperor: “okay”
   THE END. LOL!

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5. When this drama finishes, I’ll miss listening to this children’s song while reading the comments. It is pretty soothing and sweet.

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6. they werent gone long enough for the entire estate to be burned to the ground. How will they be compensated for all there losses the emperor owes them.

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7. This could end here with this episode knowing the exiled men would return eventually with Hua’s efforts.

   Should the wine really be poisoned, wouldn’t Yan Xi be affected through the cut in his hand ?

   11 years old Fu Bo Han aka A Jia/6th prince did an amazing job. A faithful addition to the family.

   Where are the Emperor’s other sons ?

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8. Oh thank God, for a frightening moment there I thought he had blinded the poor boy. (Continuity people take note there wasn’t even a mark on his head when the Hua’s were returning home, lol) This emperor is never going to learn 🤦🏽‍♀️. This cruel nature of his is part of the problem. That poor boy is terrified of him at that age, imagine growing to adulthood in the palace like that and this is why his sons can never love him or see him as a father. If he gets to old age he will die alone. I am sad for him.

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9. The emperor is a prime example of rule with an iron fist.
   You miss a step you die, no room for forgiveness regardless if your his brother, child, comrade you are done for🥶🥶

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10. This is why homeowners insurance coverage is necessary 🥶damn

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11. They didn’t return to their house, they returned to their apartment complex 😎

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12. The king should think of his behaviour.His own children doesn’t want to live with him, neither respect him not even love him as a father. Well, till now every episode is so so good.Completely different from the normal CDrama. The love and touchy touchy .. Very practical ML and FL.They are enjoying their present moments👍. King till now not a bit of sympathy or empathy towards him, as he is selfish and self centered king as people in power are… Who so ever wrote the novel, has a very good state of mind.

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13. Smh ever since his birth in this d@mn royal family, all that poor boy has ever received is endless trauma. What the emperor did was so unnecessary and that’s why he keeps losing son after son.

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14. The prince should have said his only wish is to never be born as the king’s son again.
    One would think that the emperor would see the error in his ways after hearing that his son would rather be born as a pig or bandit than with him.
    See the 6th prince, a child who would rather have the tough life of a waiter than go back with him.
    His servant keeps praising Yanxi for being a good prince cause the emperor raised him. Has it ever occurred to him that his sons would be willing to sacrifice for him too if he treated them well.
    I don’t like the way the prince ended his story. He had potential to be great

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15. A perfect example of “the fact that someone chooses to rebel and take up the throne does not mean they will do a great job of ruling. That person might be worse and cruel than the last.” Now I am nowhere near defending the current emperor.

    This journey of theirs has been bitter-sweet, but I can say for a fact they are not the same pampered family we saw in the beginning, they have changed throughout this ordeal. They appreciate and rely on each other more and they see the value in human life, loyalty, and hard work.

    Yanxi as always looks out for the Huas!!

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16. Such a pity that the aunt felt so shy with Mr Yan after she knew he was the commander! I would have loved it if she had played with him pretending she didn’t know… like sending him again to buy something trivial for her to see how he behaves! or si,ply teasing him a bit at home. After all, she used to be pretty feisty in the past.

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17. The emperor is such a ruthless man!! How does he expects his sons to be loyal when he’s already killed one and disowned another let alone him killing all his brothers ??? At this rate, even Yanxi will one day leave him if he force him to so something he doesn’t like !!

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18. There is anything better that can clear a room like a body falling from up high landing on a table that will definitely clear a room LOL!

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19. The most inconspicuous place to put a needle in someone and hide it is the head considering they have long hair

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20. Prince Xian is going to be given a glass of shut your damn mouth forever! He will be transformed into a spirit soon!

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21. Wait a minute, if Prince Xian was given poison to drink and he smashed it and grabbed the glass with poison in it, and Yanxi cut himself saving the Emperor shouldn’t he be poisoned also

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22. It’s self explanatory that Prince Xian wanted to kill his father after seeing what he did to the 6th Prince
    That was just cruel

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23. Someone is trying to kill the king? well no duh!- The King is unbelievable his son literally said he was the cause of all this and the king is like: who put you up to this??? No INSIGHT at all!!

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