Making the young emperor of Northern Qin believe that XWY is on the same side as Eagle prince. So he sent his…
The young emperor would send his military force to deal with Eagle king anyway. With or without XWY. Eagle king never really trusted XWY, so I doubt the location was his choice. If anything, the location was to the advantage of Northern emperor's troops. It was never shown or mentioned to benefit the Ye army in any way. Beifu army lying in ambush didn't need his infiltration either. They didn't need their general as a spy to know a big army is headed somewhere.
The rest is just accomplished by the previous plan of the Xiao family being alive, together with the fireball JY made. It didn't need any infiltration.
Li Lejun's death is so sad but yet so meaningful and powerful. She knew that for Li Mao to be a great emperor…
It was a powerful death and a beautifully shot scene. Yet I believe LLJ was wrong. In fact her mindset was toxic throughout the story, albeit a result of her traumas. An emperor isn't weak if he has friends or loved ones. Alienation is dangerous. Power has a way of corrupting its owner in the long run, if there are no bonds powerful enough to keep him grounded. Besides, not many can be an actual friend to a ruler.
At this point Li Mao sounds more obsessed with Wuyi than Jiayu. Like even getting Jiayu back is less because of love and more because of rivalry. Kind of interesting how ambitious he is despite his current lack of excellence.
Let's just say Min Hao is an absolute lovable fool—it's practically impossible not to like him. Better yet,…
What you feel about the story is relatable. But I feel like this is mostly because of the length. It's not that the story is childish (the dialogues and complex themes and characters' backstories show that). It's that a lot of things feel rushed. If moments had time to breathe and fully establish (for instance, Li Mao's love slowly getting poisoned and turned to hatred, or XWY's development from ruthless-even-to-himself to cherishing life and relationships), the story could flourish as quite mature imo. But I feel like the runtime was too short for all that (I'm curious as to why). About trying to avoid romance, you're right. Unfortunate, but it's probably for the better, all things considered.
I'm beginning to feel sorry for the eagle king. But then again, after treating occupied civians and war prisoners like THAT, karma has a way of reaching you. Still, he's an interesting character. I hope he doesn't get some cliche ending.
This is why sometimes for me u don't mind no kissing but problem for me is shes minor
If you enjoy it, then it isn't making you uncomfortable. And whether you watch it or not, isn't gonna unmake the drama. So if you're watcing, you might as well not ruin your own experience.
I feel like the prince is genuinely interested in her(?) He might've had a chance if he'd tried to earn her heart properly, instead of treating her like a trophy.
The rest is just accomplished by the previous plan of the Xiao family being alive, together with the fireball JY made. It didn't need any infiltration.
Yet I believe LLJ was wrong. In fact her mindset was toxic throughout the story, albeit a result of her traumas.
An emperor isn't weak if he has friends or loved ones. Alienation is dangerous. Power has a way of corrupting its owner in the long run, if there are no bonds powerful enough to keep him grounded. Besides, not many can be an actual friend to a ruler.
About trying to avoid romance, you're right. Unfortunate, but it's probably for the better, all things considered.