Daniel

What does him killing as he wishes have to do with respecting FL’s choice to protect who she wants to protect? He only killed who plotted against him, not sure what you mean.

In the manhwa they actually do have sex in the spiritual world, it's chapter 27 you can look it up on Comick.

I watched the trailer and it seems the actress playing the FLs will be playing two souls in one body and both souls each have their own separate love interest?

I know asked specifically about what happens in the novel, I was wondering if it was like POB where the FL would 100% sacrifice the ML to save her family if it came down to it. So even up to the end of the novel there is no thought or personal crisis in choice damn, anyway thanks for the answer.

In regards to the last part of your comment, is that still the case even up to the end of the novel or does it change?

I thinking about watching this but you're right I saw the episode 6 and he's crashing out saying we watched meteor showers and drunk together "what can I do to make us more familiar".

An empire? Early in the show he's fighting for boya and panyi and other lands, but judging by your confusion he I don't think ever becomes an emperor

Oh ok lol the novel description says "Chen Luzhou thought Xu Zhi was trying to pursue him, which also shocked his friends since she clearly had a boyfriend." so I was wondering thanks.

Did the ML become the emperor at the end of this show like in the novel?

I think I saw somewhere that the FL had a boyfriend is that true? So she cheats on him with ML or flirts with ML while in a relationship?

Does anyone know why in episode 3 of drama does the FL say "Wei shao deserves death" and what she thought he did within those 3 episodes that warranted his death to her. It was when she was arguing with her ex fiancé the Yan guy about him killing the wei people with sulfur and she says "Wei shao deserves death, but the wei people don't". Just wondering if I missed something there or it's just her being brutally vindictive?

Since it's explained in a later episode could you explain to me then why she says he deserves death and what she thought he did that warranted his death to her. I'm just looking for a logical motive behind her words when at that point he had done nothing, so I really don't mind any spoiler.

Bro I just finished episode 3 only the first example applies here the rest is not relevant, and even then in that example he decided not to kill her though he could have. And also she has no knowledge of that event so I'm confused on why she says he deserves death and what warrants his death to her.

No he hasn't tried to do that, If he did I could understand but he's but never tried to

Wtf? I'm confused, in ep 3 why does the FL say "Wei shao deserves death"?? What exactly leads her to that conclusion? Because her saying that because he has ambitions of avenging his family that was massacred by hers rubs me the wrong way.

This finally released? How was the first 5 episodes, worth the wait so far?

After watching dozens of dramas after this one I'm realizing there will probably never be another K or C Drama at least for a while as good as this, that has everything that you could wish for in a drama and more, a great story, strong ML, strong FL, good ending, etc. It's practically flawless and still unmatched even after 3 years.

Thank you, when I run out of good shows to watch I'll probably pay someone $28 for the eps and however much else $ it takes to download, subtitle for a reasonable price and then send it to me. Thank you again for letting me know this had released, as I had always wanted to know the story of the man who had the 2nd largest empire in human history without any corruption of history, which fingers crossed this is clear of.

Do you have to pay an certain amount for each of the 60 episodes? or it's like a iQiyi, Tencent subscription where you get VIP access to all episodes? Could you please tell me the price of an episode or subscription on the site so I could know the price range for watching it.

Damn, that's a shame I wanted to ask your opinion because there are only two shows about him besides Marco Polo which he's not a focus in, and the first show is just about some guy where the only thing accurate is the name Kublai Khan, they somehow managed to whitewash him way more than Cao Cao in Cao Cao (2015).