Sana

Absolutely

"no one will ever fully understand him and love him without prejudice."

THIS!

You act like he said "what's done can't be undone. It's ultimately Li Lun's fault. So if you feel responsible, instead of waiting for death, let's fight the guy".

Nah. First he basically accused him of trying to invoke pity. Then he said "you shouldn't die yet. Li Lun was after you" (he wasn't), dumping the responsibility on him. Then he promised to kill him yet again.

Then the other characters trying so hard to make her sound useful. Pei Sijin thanking her for what the gang did together sounded like a joke.

That's no different than her saying "yeah, I give up. He's doomed anyway"

ZYC said all that to keep him in the gang while making him think they're doing him a favor.
ZYC needs ZYZ for free power ups. WX needs his protection and the rest need his knowledge and power and as their occasional punching bag.

You call those comforting words?
When someone is grieving, lost and scared, he doesn't need to hear about your inability to pity or stop hating him.

But I agree that his words were a lot better than WX's "cant catch the one who's destined to fall".

They don't deserve him. All the good he does, someone else is thanked for. And when he does something he has literally no control over, they look at him like a total stranger would. He could've kept the token to himself and never bothered with WX's weak body or their world being thrown into chaos.

He should've left them. I thought he did, with the rest of the episode acting like he didn't exist. ZYC's emotional blackmail's gonna keep him in the team, sadly. They'd barely stopped mistreating him. More abuse on his way I guess.

I agree about the otherworldly vibes. As for noises, there'll be a lot less of those. At least that's how I've felt with recent episodes

This one's events happen first. But it's not on the same level as Blood of Youth at all, not to mention drastic changes to the original story and characters

Oh yes. Can't wait for the character assassination of Xiao Yi just to make another female character look more relevant

Not everyone is obligated to sacrifice themselves for your favorite

No writer name, just like Dashing Youth. Worrisome.

Reading the comments it feels like some of the people watching this are either teenagers or have never had any family or responsibilities. Even if this season's writer struggles with character consistency, you can watch the sequel. If you don't want to do so and see the whole story, stop judging based on only half of it, specially the half which wasn't all written by the original writer.

XRF didn't want to be emperor, had no plan for it and most likely didn't spend his entire life training to become one. His real place was in the martial arts world and some might say he was too kindhearted to be a king. XRJ, however, had all of that. In fact, becoming king was his life goal. He wasn't brave but was good to XRF, had mutual understanding with him, wasn't crazy and was also smart enough not to be swayed easily. Their apparent other option, was a psycho who cared neither for people nor family, possibly worse than XY.
Who do you think XRF was gonna support?
In the end, XRJ was said to be a good emperor and the only one he truly wronged was his brother. Which caused him heartache for so long it caused his heart illness.

People here sounding like those who tried to force a rebellion onto Langya and his son.

At the start? Not strong, but talented.
If by smart you mean Xiao Se or Langya, MC is average imo.

Your comment is no better

What are you apologizing for? Just block. Kid's rude and cheap bully. Started a whole separate convo to mock one comment lmao

"Ji Chang Wook's death". What is this bizarre way of article writing?

An adaptation doesn't need to be the eact same as the original. To expect such a thing is unrealistic. Books have a lot of freedom.
If they were so lenient toward Xiangliu, why did they tone down FL's mourning for him, making the audience feel like she didn't care as much?

I agree with this. Except I don't see how XL was after revenge. The Chenrong army had already chosen their path even before he joined, and would've gone to battle, with or without him. He simply didn't want to abandon them.