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I think he chose to trust the old man because the old man is his uncle's master.

I just started this and want to know. Is Ye Wen Shen on the FL's side, or is he only fighting his brother and indifferent to the FL?

I just said young teens as a phrase to express the age difference between their opponents and them, but I don't know if they are truly teens, mostly likely above 18. The show didn't tell us anything about their age.

They were powerful in their past lives; currently, they are just young teens who have just learned a few tricks to fight. The MC is a bit powerful for his age, but that's all. So they obviously can't beat old antiques.

They are milking one kiss scene to its limit.😅

Can we even trust 'Ji Tong Zhou'?

I think it's because she possesses the purest energy, while he is like a demon possessing vile energy, attracted to her pure energy.

Thank you

I understood that part but he doesn't have money on him, so why bring her to the big restaurant and get into an unnecessary mess.

Episode Two didn't make sense to me. The whole part where the restaurant owner bought ML as some slave, and why the ML had chose to bring FL into a fancy restaurant if he had no money... Can someone explain to me what was the thought process behind the MC's plan?

I haven't seen other series featuring Wu Xie as the MC, but I started this one due to recommendations. Story is interesting but I'm not enjoying Wu Xie character. Maybe because I lack the context behind the way he acts but that's my take after EP 2. I'll still complete it for the story.

Try 'The Day of Becoming You' a body swap romance comedy drama. ‘Young Blood’ Season 1 is also a really fun, investigative drama, story focus on the Mc team doing missions to prevent a war.

It's really good, but I don't feel compelled to wait for the next episode; maybe I'll watch it after it finishes airing.

Haha... I'm still stuck here, just started my 14th rewatch.

In which episode does he appear outside of the flashbacks?

"taking on the heavy burden of the Qiongqi tattoo, gaining that 200-year longevity" what does it mean?

Yeah, unfortunately, I noticed that in many Chinese novels, authors try to write an R-word scene in a funny way.

Yeah... showing such scene comically is something I cannot fathom in any way. I was looking forward to her character, as I liked the actor in her previous works, but this is disappointing.

WTF... Feng Huang literally R word Zhang Qian Jun Wan Ma.

I agree with the comment about the lack of initial character connection, but by episodes 13 or 14, we finally connect with them. There is lots of action; while some viewers found this problematic, I did not. I love Zhang Xin Cheng, and I’m loving his character. Ding Yu Xi’s character is taking an interesting turn, and the dynamic between Hai Luo and Haixia is also good.

The reason it took 13 or more episodes to properly connect with the characters is that the broadcast version cut many scenes showing their affection, which would have made viewers root for them earlier. Because these scenes are missing, there is a sense of incompleteness, and it simply needed more time to overcome that feeling.

Characters are good, story is interesting but with some pacing issues that's my take.