Episode 20 was so satisfactory to watch! I loved it! I just realized...without the misunderstandings and sufferings and twists and turns , redemption and amends created in the story, the beauty of the story will be lost... 😄😁 All the above ingredients makes the drama entertaining! ☺
I have a question. How's is it that when Gu Jin burnt or crushed his "affection ties" in front of A Yin(in episode 19), he continued to 'feel intensely' for her? Or was his act of "burning or crushing his affection ties" An illusion that he conjured to make A Yin believe his lies?
But isn't it entertaining to watch?I find it entertaining to watch.
Yeah supporting cast is not that interesting. As for antagonists, they are supposed to be annoying enough to get on one's nerves, otherwise how will the audiences hate them? 😄
It's really too bad that so many people hate the ML. I think he's great. I like that he's not your typical cold…
Yes, I love him. I just wish he'd put up more fight and show more spunk when dealing with vamps and his god realm guardian who says she 'cares' for him. For example, I'd have loved to see a scene in the episode where instead of A Yin finding the "affection ties" for him, Gu Jin finds the affection ties by himself simply because he starts to find something amiss in his heart, and his suspicions grow stronger etc. More like his heart remembers even if his head doesn't... That "getting their affection ties back" episode could've been written out that way too...
But yes, despite all this, I do live the main male lead. He's starting to grow on me. His actions do leave me frustrated, but yes, as we all can see, he is changing and growing for the better. ..
As long it's a satisfactory happy ending, I have no problem.
The teasers are getting me hooked☺😄
I love the main male lead, and look forward to upcoming episodes.
Thanks for your detailed explanations.
I think I'll find those scenes heartwrenching.
But I can't wait to watch!
I loved it!
I just realized...without the misunderstandings and sufferings and twists and turns , redemption and amends created in the story, the beauty of the story will be lost... 😄😁
All the above ingredients makes the drama entertaining! ☺
How's is it that when Gu Jin burnt or crushed his "affection ties" in front of A Yin(in episode 19), he continued to 'feel intensely' for her?
Or was his act of "burning or crushing his affection ties" An illusion that he conjured to make A Yin believe his lies?
As for antagonists, they are supposed to be annoying enough to get on one's nerves, otherwise how will the audiences hate them? 😄
Is she a true god or phoenix or something else?
Is there a separate novel dedicated to her story?
I just wish he'd put up more fight and show more spunk when dealing with vamps and his god realm guardian who says she 'cares' for him.
For example, I'd have loved to see a scene in the episode where instead of A Yin finding the "affection ties" for him, Gu Jin finds the affection ties by himself simply because he starts to find something amiss in his heart, and his suspicions grow stronger etc. More like his heart remembers even if his head doesn't...
That "getting their affection ties back" episode could've been written out that way too...
But yes, despite all this, I do live the main male lead. He's starting to grow on me. His actions do leave me frustrated, but yes, as we all can see, he is changing and growing for the better. ..