Nope

On the flashback....so.....Chen Yun's big dastardly deed is that he was a spy for another country, and he fell in love with her and had to choose between duty to his own country and his love for her?

That is actually what she and JSC are 'fighting about'. Huo's fake gf told her everything and when she told JSC, she found out he already knew and admitted that he worked with Huo to 'deceive' her and tried to let Huo be there for her bc he felt he couldn't protect her. She is angry at JSC for treating her like a thing to be passed off to another man and accused him of not respecting her enough to let her make her own choice.

Kind of wondering if the real reason The Heavenly Emperor keeps taking his memories is so YY doesn't have the chance to spend thousands of years trying to to figure out a way to save her and ultimately come to the conclusion that his dad his trash.

well...

Watching episode 17, why do I feel like YY knew they were going to be able to stop him when he 'tried' to kill her the first time?

Is it safe to trust Minglang? Was his only slip up that one moment when he didn't stand up for her or is he out to get her?

We all know she will forgive JSC, but I think she needs to cut Huo loose. For me, what Huo did was much worse because at least JSC was thinking only of what was best for her, whereas Huo was solely motivated by his own desires and he knew her for 13 years so he knew how she felt about lies and deception, and he meddled in her relationship with the hopes of breaking them up.

Maybe they didn't want people to think they did the deed in a hospital bed with the door open....before they actually do the deed?

We all know she will forgive JSC, but I think she needs to cut Huo loose. For me, what Huo did was much worse because at least JSC was thinking only of what was best for her, whereas Huo was solely motivated by his own desires and he knew her for 13 years so he knew how she felt about lies and deception, and he meddled in her relationship with the hopes of breaking them up.

I'm a little concerned about 26's ending...

The intervention vibes in 22... LOL!

In real life, I think its an 11 year age gap, on the show its only 4-6 years.

Also.....I kind of lowkey want her apartment on the roof.

I was really hoping he would defect. LOL!

I've stopped at episode 13 until the rest of the episodes are done, but I kind of suspected that this YY was gonna be the one that finally broke all the rules for her and stopped believing everything the Heavenly Emperor said. Also, seriously, how many times can you expect a man to kill the woman he loves for the 'greater good' before he decides to burn the world down with her?

I think I saw that YT video.....lol.

I think it comes down to her belief that who she was in the past, is not who she is now....and therefore who he was then, is not who he is now either.

Anyone know if there is an english translation to the novel?

Random thought...in episode 29, are we supposed to think they were intimate in the car? Because every time TIKTOK shows me the clip, I think it comes across more and more like that. Which seems rather...surprising for a cdrama?

Someone pointed out previously that he really didn't have a choice because he probably wasn't his legal guardian with legal custody.