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Didn't see any of that either... Also, shouldn't they be punished for all that, if they did explain?

Honestly, 80% of the characters in this show are insanely stupid. The sheer amount of manufacted conflict that could have been avoided if they all behaved like actual people with working brains would have reduced this show to 12 episodes tops XD

Right? And the way he just jumped in to confront them, then turned his back on them instead of quietly sneaking out to give Qingshi this vital information omg

Yes, exactly. This drama doesn't deserve a high rating imo, and I'm definitely not an anti, even if I'm not a fan. It's just badly written, badly produced, badly acted,... I'm still enjoying it somehow, but no objective person would give this a good review.

The way Lion Guy died without giving the information omg Stupidity at its finest.

Because nothing makes any sense, the production values are awful, the dialogues are badly written, most of the characters are stupid, and the acting is mediocre at best. Good fight choreographies, though, and Xu Kai clearly put a lot of work into his spearwork. I'm still enjoying it, tbh, although I really have no idea why. (I'm at episode 26.)

It makes me laugh how they always move as a herd. They're ridiculous 😅

It's also on Viki.

It's a flyer advertising the tournament to become a deliveryman.

Ah, thank you for the explanation regarding the Legend, I'd actually written that down for my review... I just finished it and reading your comment helped me understand why I feel like something is missing but I can't put my finger on it: it's simply because I haven't read the webtoon. I will, though, I like everything you've just mentioned.

You should use spoiler tags when you share sites, otherwise you're exposing them and risk them being taken down.

I watched eight episodes and witnessed the angst go down on Twitter, and this is something that really bothers me and keeps me from pressing play on it again even if I loved what I saw. I really dislike it when the relationship is unbalanced and the ending doesn't put things to right. I know it's life, but it's just so unfair.

So, YT just released episode 20, the end of which really looks like the end of the series, so I'm confused since MDL says 24 episodes. Do you guys know what's going on?

Yes, and he had the Jiang disciples who adored him, actual friends, and a good position, since he was head disciple. TTJ had to teach himself everything by observing Xiao Lin and was treated worse than a dog. Worse, he tried so hard to blend in and be liked, only to be abused and betrayed by everyone. Who wouldn't go mad living like this?

Yes, please do spoil.

Then again, he's known no love or care whatsoever ever since he was born. Every single person who pretended to care for him had ulterior motives. Combine that with his inability to feel emotions, and you can hardly get a sane person or even someone capable of kindness. It's pretty admirable he was able to hold it together this long.

It does flow pretty well, it's just odd how little screentime HJJ has in the first half as the male lead. What I don't understand, if it's as you say, is why they'd cut it in half when the 40 episodes are already within regulations...

I really hope you're right!

Maybe they just butchered out HJJ's scenes?

He does, doesn't he? It's so refreshing to see a buff male lead.