Xiao Lingchen's story will be continued in The Blood of Youth. He didn't appear much but his character is quite…
He was sent out of Tianqi City before Langya Wang was imprisoned. Basically, he lived as a commoner but it wasn't mentioned whether he lived with his mother or protected by his father's loyal subordinates.
Somebody tell me about xiao ling chen. I'm really curious about his future
Xiao Lingchen's story will be continued in The Blood of Youth. He didn't appear much but his character is quite important since he's the only heir of Langya Wang.
All the answers will be revealed at the last few episodes.
The game was created initially based on their youth dream to create a virtual spiritual realm where they could have an ideal family, ideal life that they never had.
They still shared the same dream until their friendship fell apart, Gao Dawei continued his study abroad, while Jiushi became a game tester.
When Gao Da Wei continued his study abroad, it wasn't specifically mentioned the major he took, but he indeed created the game while he was in 'beautiful country' Only at the ending mentioning that he studied Economics and participated in awesome project in Europe.
The game was restored, the core program for the game was also gone, so Jiushi recreated it solely based on his memory. He wanted his Obsidian family and Ruan Lanzhu to come back alive inside the Spiritual Realm. He also wanted to fulfil his promise to Qianli.
Given Jiushi's introverted personality, he recreated it alone, without any help from the outsider.
Apart from re-creating The Spiritual Realm, he also worked on The Virtual Reality Technology, following his idol's step [Qin Xuesen]
What he re-created is his virtual Spiritual Realm where his Obsidian family lived [fulfiling his youth dream] not the entire game. It can be seen from Ruan Lanzhu greeting to him. [At the beginning of the game : Welcome to The World of Doors, after he entered the Spirealm : Welcome to The Spirtual Realm]
As for why 50 years, I think it is to emphasize the depth of Jiushi's determination to recreate it even if it took his entire lifetime.
That is just my understanding and interpretation after watching it many times. Everybody surely will have different understanding and opinion. ππ΅οΈβπΌ
All the answers will be revealed at the last few episodes.
Majority opinions think that it was just a dream that LJS had when he was in coma.
Minority opinions [including me] think that it really happened, happened inside the game world, so once the game was succesfully purified/restored, everything was back to normal. Every player lost their memories when they were part of the game, except for LJS [because he was like the 'programmer/technician' who restore/purify the game]
As for RLZ, since he was the NPC, the program to restore/purify the game, so obviously he only existed in the game world.
All the answers will be revealed at the last few episodes.
Well... Actually there are 2 kinds of opinion from the viewers after watching the last episode. I'm not sure if you would like to hear that before you finish watching it because it could be considered as a spoiler.
I just started watching the first episode, but the voiceover throws me off so bad, like the voice does not match…
Hi... Hello there...
I can't comment too much about the voiceover since it depends on everyone's preference, but the story itself will get better after the first episode.
As for reading the novel first or continuing the series, they actually are quite different in terms of storyline, characterisation, setting, and more.
It doesn't matter whichever you choose, but if I may suggest finish one first before turn into the other because it could create confusion if you do both.
Both the novel and series are really good, but I personally prefer the drama because the novel is much more scary for me. I had read the npvel but skipped the many scary parts.
It is adapted from popular danmei Kaleidoscope of Death.
It is not an open BL series, like ThaiBL, KBL, and others.
Not sure if it can be said as bromance, but from the subtle hints along the series, such as expressions, gestures, remarks, words, it showed the deep relationship and intimacy [without skinship] between the two main characters.
Nevertheless, it is really worth to watch. If you are interested, please try to watch it
There are some sad parts indeed, but I think it is far from angsty theme, although the ending is really bittersweet.
They still shared the same dream until their friendship fell apart, Gao Dawei continued his study abroad, while Jiushi became a game tester.
When Gao Da Wei continued his study abroad, it wasn't specifically mentioned the major he took, but he indeed created the game while he was in 'beautiful country' Only at the ending mentioning that he studied Economics and participated in awesome project in Europe.
The game was restored, the core program for the game was also gone, so Jiushi recreated it solely based on his memory. He wanted his Obsidian family and Ruan Lanzhu to come back alive inside the Spiritual Realm.
He also wanted to fulfil his promise to Qianli.
Given Jiushi's introverted personality, he recreated it alone, without any help from the outsider.
Apart from re-creating The Spiritual Realm, he also worked on The Virtual Reality Technology, following his idol's step [Qin Xuesen]
What he re-created is his virtual Spiritual Realm where his Obsidian family lived [fulfiling his youth dream] not the entire game.
It can be seen from Ruan Lanzhu greeting to him.
[At the beginning of the game : Welcome to The World of Doors, after he entered the Spirealm : Welcome to The Spirtual Realm]
As for why 50 years, I think it is to emphasize the depth of Jiushi's determination to recreate it even if it took his entire lifetime.
That is just my understanding and interpretation after watching it many times.
Everybody surely will have different understanding and opinion.
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Wishing you the best of eveything in your next life. π€ππΌπ΅οΈ
Minority opinions [including me] think that it really happened, happened inside the game world, so once the game was succesfully purified/restored, everything was back to normal. Every player lost their memories when they were part of the game, except for LJS [because he was like the 'programmer/technician' who restore/purify the game]
As for RLZ, since he was the NPC, the program to restore/purify the game, so obviously he only existed in the game world.
I'm not sure if you would like to hear that before you finish watching it because it could be considered as a spoiler.
I can't comment too much about the voiceover since it depends on everyone's preference, but the story itself will get better after the first episode.
As for reading the novel first or continuing the series, they actually are quite different in terms of storyline, characterisation, setting, and more.
It doesn't matter whichever you choose, but if I may suggest finish one first before turn into the other because it could create confusion if you do both.
Both the novel and series are really good, but I personally prefer the drama because the novel is much more scary for me.
I had read the npvel but skipped the many scary parts.
Happy watching and reading πππΌπ΅οΈ
Go for it.
It is not an open BL series, like ThaiBL, KBL, and others.
Not sure if it can be said as bromance, but from the subtle hints along the series, such as expressions, gestures, remarks, words, it showed the deep relationship and intimacy [without skinship] between the two main characters.
Nevertheless, it is really worth to watch. If you are interested, please try to watch it
The series can be said as a loose adaptation, but it's really worth to watch.
If I may suggest, perhaps you should finish your reading then you can continue to watch the series.