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In the novel, they get their happy ending

Many of us think he’s just faking it. In the novel, the Prince Annan arc never really gets developed, so I don’t actually know what’s going to happen here.

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Annan is such a strategic character. I feel like he remembers her and is acting as a spy for his own country. The way he said to one of his men : You haven’t changed a bit in a year... gives me the hint that he knows exactly what’s going on

Exactly, it’s Annan. He’s just faking it

I don’t think he’s actually forgetting her, he’s just pretending. To me, the one who put the hairpin in her hair after their wedding night wasn’t Jin’an, it was Annan. My theory is that the show is going to prove their love is stronger than anything.

I think the story wants to show us that his love for her is stronger than the Jade Linglong, which is why he’s not going to forget their time together. But it’s Annan who’s in control now, and he’s not going to act like a lovesick puppy. That torture scene… I’m not sure

From what I’ve seen in some clips of what’s coming, I think Annan is jealous of himself. He hates that she loves Jin’an. I get the feeling he’s holding onto his memories because he really does love her, not because of the Jade Linglong

I just finished watching today’s episodes. The Evil Sorcerer’s death didn’t seem that bad to me, since he dies in the same place he was exiled, kind of closing the circle. Plus, he was always just the Empress’s puppet and such a loser.

Now I feel like Annan is back, pretending to be Jin’an. Those words about waking up from a long sleep… and that hot kiss. He really knows how to play this cunning game. No clue where the story or his memories are headed though, since the Jade Linglong is never taken from him in the novel

According to the release schedule, there’s a Jade Linglong symbol in episode 37. So now I’m not sure what it means, because I thought they would extract it there… but it actually happened earlier

Totally agree. As a novel reader, I’m really happy with how they’ve adapted and improved the story

In the novel, they just move to a peaceful place. But in the show, I just can’t see the Crown Prince, a man so obsessed, ever letting her go in front of his enemy.

I just can’t see Su Mu Yang ever letting the FL go. So I think he’s going to die, and Prince Annan will unite both nations. Feels like the most logical outcome, since there aren’t any qualified successors in Yao either

You’re not the only one who’s thought that. Maybe I’m just in denial, but I feel like it could actually be his plan. I don’t know… it just makes me anxious to see all the suffering Li Shuang goes through because of him. He’s her beloved, even if it’s Annan’s personality in control

We’re totally in the dark with this arc since it wasn’t in the novel. But I think the scriptwriters will make him keep his memories with Li Shuang, only it’ll be Annan showing up as the dominant personality, not Jin’an. That’s why he’ll still have feelings for her, but in a way he doesn’t really know her as himself. (At least, that’s how I think it’ll go) Or maybe he really does forget her and starts having flashbacks of them together, which leaves him confused and intrigued

The CP only shows up three times. He doesn’t really do much in the plot, which is why he survives. The novel mainly focuses on Li Shuang and Jin’an. The whole political storyline between their countries just isn’t in the novel. The drama script really expanded on the novel, especially with the Prince Annan arc and how he will deal with all the mess in his life after being gone

He never forgets her, because the Prince Annan arc doesn’t get any development in the novel. When he finally remembers who he is, nothing really important happens with that truth. That’s in the second-to-last chapter, and the last one is all about Li Shuang’s fate

Voy a escribirte en español que se parece algo al portugués. Veo al personaje de Mo Yin como un sabio inocente que al estar encerrado en la montaña, las astucias de las personas no las capta. Por eso, se dejó engañar por su hermano de tribu, el malvado hechicero. Darren Chen lo está interpretando muy bien.

In these two episodes, Cheng Lei once again shows his acting talent. The way he shifts his expression between the Blood Puppet and Jin’an in the quicksand scene is just amazing. You can really see two personalities warring inside him.

I love Legolas, so no wonder Li Shuang uses a short bow in battles