Came across an instagram post and became aware of how Neitzsche was betrayed by his sister who used his work, appropriated it to support Nazi agenda.
I want to know more about it and am looking for such book or books.
Looking at a possible legal issue in the coming months and seeking guidance and advice.
I am a married woman. My grandfather had property and a house in our village. He had two sons (my dad and my uncle) and one daughter (my aunt passed away a few years ago).
My uncle has repeatedly made comments that the property would be divided according to the number of sons each of the brothers have. My uncle has two sons and my father has one son and one daughter (me). I am really pissed off at his behaviour and without involving my father I want to ask for my share. What are my rights and what can I do?
I tried watching the show thrice. First two times I did not get past 13 episodes as I kept losing track of what was happening in the story.
However, third chance was the lucky chance. I managed to watch till 40 episodes. But I have lost interest in watching the last 9 episodes.
I did some reflection on why I lost interest and realised that I am one of those viewers for whom the character arc is as important as the story. And I enjoy both character driven dramas and those driven by the story.
I was motivated to watch The Long Ballad because I have independently liked Dilreba, Leo Wu, Zhao Lusi, and Liu Tuning in their respective dramas. And consequently I was invested in their respective characters.
By episode 40, all these characters have reached the logical conclusion of their character arc.
>!Changge has moved on from her desire for revenge. A'Sun has fully accepted his desire to not be part of unnecessary bloodshed and instead pursue peace, Yueyan is no longer the naive protected princess she was at the beginning of the show and has grown through hardships, and Hao Du has changed from someone who blindly obeys to someone who can think critically for the benefit of the nation!<
To be honest, I lost interest even before episode 40 but sailed on in hopes that the story will drive me to finish the show but that hasn't happened so far. At this point I feel, show could have been 9 episode shorter.
What has been your experience with the show? Should I continue watching? Am I missing some part of the story that will remain incomplete without the last 49 episodes?
On my second re-watch I started noticing the parallels in the characters of Xie Zheng and Qi Min, and how similar situation but different reactions by those around them shaped them to be who they became.
Let me explain.
Mother's Sacrifice : Both their mother killed themselves so that their son could survive. However, Qi Min's mother, Princess Chegde, also took another child's (real Sui Yuanhai) life and left her own son with a scar on his face. Xie Zheng's mother also took her own life, but in the hopes that her brother will feel guilty and spare her son.
Saved by FL and SFL : Xie Zheng was saved by Changyu when he was buried in snow. Qi Min was also saved by Qianqian from drowning. Both their reactions to the one who saved them was vastly different.
Foster father/Uncle : Neither of them recieved any real affection from the father figure remaining in their lives - in Qi Min's case, he was discarded in favor of the real second son, and in Xie Zheng's case while Wei Yan was strict with him, he turned him into the best fighter in the realm.
Child/Foster Child : For Qi Min, it's his biological son Bao'er, and Qi Min has no affection for his own child. For Xie Zheng, it's his sister-in-law Changning who he cares for and treats as his own child.
Their lady love : Changyu doesn't need saving, in any situation, nor does Qianqian. Both women are capable of holding their own, and are intelligent and courageous. Xie Zheng respects Changyu, while Qi Min only wants to possess Qianqian.
Xie Zheng and Qi Min are truly an antithesis of each other.