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Both of them passed away. Lingsha might not have made it long after the incident. On the other hand, Tian He had to keep on living for another century because of this dragon aura bestowed upon him by the divine dragon.

They should have killed them both together. What is the meaning of making him live another agonizing 100 years?

When TianHe called her "Lady Meng Li" in that scene, she had this mix of anger and sadness on her face. It was absolutely adorable!

It seems that Jeong Jin Man is actually still alive, and this guy orchestrated this whole situation to train Jeong Ji An and finally get rid of that bale dude once and for all.

Man, Jung Soo min is seriously scary. She acts like a complete lunatic sometimes. That underwater scene really gave me goosebumps, it was so well executed. And when Kang Ji Won threw that scumbag down at the end of today's episode, it was so satisfying. The preview for the next episode is making me even more excited.

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Yeah, I guess twisting it a little can also be seen as a lie. I agree with that.

No, I'm talking about something written regarding the next heir. I don't believe he lied because king's last words imply finding the person who caused him harm, punishing them, and ensuring that the Little Prince inherits the throne. Moreover, he advised him not to trust anyone. After that, I... My brother... and then he passed away before completion. Therefore, I think the king's final words suggest that Lee In becomes the Regent and rules the nation while naming the little prince as the next king. Govern the nation until the little prince becomes capable of being the king. Additionally, you must uncover and eliminate those who harmed me during this time. This guy has such a brother complex. Wait and see he will most likely pass down the throne to the little prince when the time is right, rather than going against his brother's will. (I'm not sure if my subtitles are accurate or not, but if they're correct, this is my opinion about it.)

Man, that whole situation was pure chaos. The king didn't even bother to name his successor before he kicked the bucket. And to make matters worse, he died before completing his last will, leaving everyone in a frenzy. Moreover, we're stuck with a brocon prince. I can't say whether what the prince did after the death of the king was right, but I gotta admit, it was probably the best course of action he could've made at the time. He managed to stabilize the country and secure his spot on the throne with just one death. Can you imagine if that minister's evil plan had succeeded and the prince ended up dead? That guy would've gone on a rampage, wiping out anyone who supported the prince, just to cover his tracks and take control. After a while, he'll turn that young prince into a clown and begin to govern the country as he pleases. By killing him, the prince actually saved countless innocent lives. But now, the problem lies with her. This girl just can't think logically about the situation because she's head over heels in love with the prince and so loyal to him. Now she is feeling betrayed and hurt because of how he handled the situation. So, It seems like she wants to get even with him. And on the other hand, even though he's the king now, that dude is haunted by the fact that he caused her death. Come on, let's not turn this into some sappy romance drama. I was so hyped after the first two episodes, but now I have no clue what's gonna happen next.

Ugh, they had to leave us hanging with today's episode. I can't wait to watch the next episode! Meng Li is such a sweetheart and it seems like she's finally opening up about her true feelings.

I don't think XX is Tainhe's dad. It seems more like XX had a crush on her or something like that. Folks assume XX is his father cause of his ultimate yin and yang physique, but I don't believe constitutions are necessarily passed down from parent to child.

Yeah, I agree. However, it seems like XX has a hidden agenda regarding it. I just hope he doesn't end up causing any harm to her along the way.

Can we interpret it as reincarnation? To me, it seemed more like a continuous circle of life. I might not remember everything accurately, but I think she kept being reborn as plants or animals until she eventually reunited with him. Isn't reincarnation more like dying and then magically returning to existence with minimum changes? It's something sort of like that, right?

No wonder... so that's the reason why there are immortal beings in the drama. Thanks for letting me know!

Reincarnation? Hmm... I'm not sure, but it's not something you come across often in wuxia, right?

Nope, Ling Sha is the one and only true host of the Wangshu Sword, but she can't actually use it yet because she hasn't cultivated enough. I'm pretty sure about it at this point. On the other hand, Tianhe can use both swords because of his unique constitution called the ultimate yin and yang body. It's so powerful that he can ignore the side effects of the swords. That's why whenever Tian He wields the sword, Ling Sha ends up getting hurt, whether she's nearby or far away, because of the connection she has with the sword. So, what I'm trying to say is that if Ling Sha were to die at some point in the drama, her soul would be infused into the sword, like some complicated thing. Anyway, let's just wait and see what happens.

When I hear those words, "I would choose to be the Wangshu Sword," something just feels off. I really hope my intuition is wrong and this story wraps up with a happy ending.

Even though Su Yao is a bad b...., I must admit that she truly lives up to her Grandmaster title. It's clear that she's not all bad, and no matter what happens, she manages to stay calm and collected. In the end, she has a good grip on the overall situation. It's just a shame that she can't shake off her obsession. It's such a waste of her character.

I think they are pulling the leg again about loving each other thing. They're hinting that they should practice dual cultivation to reach that level. So, as far as I know, Love isn't really a necessity for dual cultivation, but it's more about having moral standards...

Thank goodness Ji Chu dragged her back... that scene was cringe af