Lady Musashi

I was right, it did got crazier from there! All the scheming, double and triple crossing? It makes my head spin. And there are only four episodes left!

I finished episode 17 and the drama has gone insane. I should savor the remaining episodes but I'm afraid I'm just going to binge them instead because every episode is more interesting then the last. Will it end in tragedy? I hope not, but...

Thank you! <3

Thank you for the memories!

Where do you watch the latest episodes? The YouTube channels are behind, the latest episodes on Viki are behind paywall. I can't find 15 & 16 with subs anywhere.

The pure audacity of Chen Gong. Cornered and yet still winning. Chen Kun is electric and a pleasure to watch.

Thank you, I hesitate with the Phoenixes because 70 episodes is a lot to invest into and not get a good ending.

Thank you! :)

This is the first Chen Kun's work I saw. Any recommendations from the comment section?

I really liked how Chen Gong made away with Mi Chong after his river plot was averted. Talk about quick thinking.

They were boring, no chemistry between the leads, sometimes even bad acting... Wuxia is already a crazy genre, you have to elevate it somehow. I really like Who Rules the World so far, hopefully they will not drop the ball later on. :)

I guess everyone answered you. Wuxia is one of my favorite genres and I had to quit several of them in the past year. This one has a chance. :)

Let's see if this will be the first wuxia since WOH that I finish. So far, so good.

No, adopted.

Zishu calls him many things (and some things are spoilery), but mainly Lao Wen (literally 'old Wen', it's affectionate address among friends). I am not sure Kexing is appropriate in historical setting, but I would like to hear from actual Chinese person to confirm/deny.

If you are not afraid of (light) spoilers, check this link: https://minniedlucca.tumblr.com/post/664809914977353728/ahxuholics-some-of-zhou-zishus-ways-of

Only seven more episodes. This is going to end on a cliffhanger like JOL, isn't it?

But, I got attached to the characters (all of them) and now 20+ episodes in, I am crying and sobbing like a baby. I started when the sergeant died and cried all the way to the end of 21st episode. Maybe I'll make a break for a couple of days.

I started this out of curiosity, I haven't seen Xiao Zhan in such a long time on screen, so I thought I'd give it 4-5 episodes, satisfy my curiosity and move on.

I know, right?!

Sometimes I can be really slow. It took me 10+ episodes to realize that the show is happening in the 80s. Only when her father investigated her and said that Nanzheng was born in 1966 and she just turned 19 in the drama I realized. The all outdated equipment should have clued me in. Which highly technological army still uses manual switchboard? No cell phones? I told you, soooo slow. :D