I have some questionsthis drama is a bit confusing,and the fact that the names of the characters are not subtitled…
1) He killed Prince Ruichang's eldest son. The ML suspects that the Prince is about to rebel against the Emperor 2) The cover story is that Chen Xuanqing was adopted because his adopted father (ML's brother) died childless but the real story is that his biological father was a rebel who saved the ML and the ML was repaying the life debt.
I'm sad that they get married maybe only at ep 27-28 & then it's ended at ep 36, I want to see their sweet…
Yunhe is showing it as 40 episodes. Maybe it's a mistake/default setting on the Iqiyi app and their app's software developers haven't fixed it since Iqiyi dramas rarely go beyond 36 episodes
I like the way that even the women who prove to be villainous are given their moment in the show to speak their…
This!! Most times there's a tendency to write the concubines as very one dimensional villains. That moment between Concubine Song and Madam Ji is one of the best scenes in this drama
Did Ci Sha do something to his face? He doesn’t look quite as handsome as he used to. He wore his natural hair…
It's the way he was styled. I guess using the same styling as he did in TRON wouldn't make the age gap he's supposed to have with the FL in this drama believable and that's probably why they had him use a wig even when he doesn't need one. Plus he's always had a long-ish face so his jawline isn't that square
Why doesn't Ci Sha get more main lead roles? He's a really good actor who I'd like to see more of, his eyes are…
From the work he's done. I think his agency is positioning him to be more of a movie actor than a drama actor. He probably takes drama roles when for exposure to the public and if he doesn't have movies to shoot or if he sees a really good script he likes
I think he's using a wig in this drama. His hairline is completely different from what it looks like in other…
C'mon now. That's clearly a wig. It's even more obvious that it's one in the scene when his hair is down because he has those thick and stiff sideburns that cdrama actors have when they use wigs. When exactly did he say this?
i read that it’s ci sha’s real hair, not a wig. i wish he had used a beautiful wig instead. the volume on…
I think he's using a wig in this drama. His hairline is completely different from what it looks like in other dramas and movies he's been in... especially when you look at it from the side. I don't know why they had him use one here when he has such beautiful hair
He's not supposed to be an imposing character. He's a Yin energy water god which means he's meant to be calm,…
True, some of these little cultural differences aren't usually immediately apparent to those of us that aren't part of the culture. But when you find out about them, it can explain so much about why some characters are the way they are or do the things they do.
He's not supposed to be an imposing character. He's a Yin energy water god which means he's meant to be calm,…
Dragons typically embody Yang energy which is quite imposing so Yun Xi is going to reflect that in the character he's playing. Joseph Zeng's character isn't a dragon so I don't think it's exactly right to draw comparisons with Yun Xi's character since the only similarities the share is that they're both water gods. I think Joseph is playing his character in this drama exactly the way it should be.
Bai Jiusi needs to put a lot of checks and balances in his court. None of his 3 Dharma lords should be able to take drastic actions alone like what Long Yuan did unless the other two agree to it.
So in the end will the feud be resolved if Immortal Bai dies? I am so confused, is this a love story or a revenge…
I think she wants him to experience exactly everything she did and if she truly died when the villagers buried her, he has to die too. Though I don't know if total death is possible for these two. His primordial spirit might just wander for a while and find a new host until he cultivates enough energy to ascend again
how I see it, no matter what would change, the child was doomed from the start. even if BJS let HRY take the punishment,…
You're just saying this because you have the privilege of viewing this story from an omniscient 3rd person POV because how is she supposed to consider his actions when he actively tells her lies instead of truth . She's not a mind reader! Tbh, I think all this would have been prevented if BJS just opened up about their inability to have kids. Your wife asked you for a child, why was it so difficult to tell her that after consultation with experts, it was impossible for them to have one while they were living as mortals because it would lead to birth complications for her. Instead, he said expressly that he didn't like kids and then probably she felt the need to conceal her pregnancy to prevent him from being unhappy. If he told her, she'd be sad about it but they'll try to avoid having children. And then again, he stupidly tells her and makes her believe he was abandoning her because she disobeyed the rules and he was going to the Nine Heavens to absolve himself. If HRY has issues with communicating her true intentions and withholding information, it's because she's following the precedent of BJS.
I think that when her son was born, he might’ve shown his power at some point so the villagers thought that…
Her body wasn't destroyed when the villagers buried her. After she was killed by the villagers, she went back to the Nine Heavens again, stabbed Bai Jiusi on their wedding day and then sealed him for 100 years. He broke free and they fought until he destroyed her body and that was when her primordial spirit entered Qingyue
2) The cover story is that Chen Xuanqing was adopted because his adopted father (ML's brother) died childless but the real story is that his biological father was a rebel who saved the ML and the ML was repaying the life debt.
Most times there's a tendency to write the concubines as very one dimensional villains. That moment between Concubine Song and Madam Ji is one of the best scenes in this drama
When exactly did he say this?
Joseph Zeng's character isn't a dragon so I don't think it's exactly right to draw comparisons with Yun Xi's character since the only similarities the share is that they're both water gods. I think Joseph is playing his character in this drama exactly the way it should be.
Though I don't know if total death is possible for these two. His primordial spirit might just wander for a while and find a new host until he cultivates enough energy to ascend again
Tbh, I think all this would have been prevented if BJS just opened up about their inability to have kids. Your wife asked you for a child, why was it so difficult to tell her that after consultation with experts, it was impossible for them to have one while they were living as mortals because it would lead to birth complications for her.
Instead, he said expressly that he didn't like kids and then probably she felt the need to conceal her pregnancy to prevent him from being unhappy. If he told her, she'd be sad about it but they'll try to avoid having children.
And then again, he stupidly tells her and makes her believe he was abandoning her because she disobeyed the rules and he was going to the Nine Heavens to absolve himself. If HRY has issues with communicating her true intentions and withholding information, it's because she's following the precedent of BJS.