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It is a small world we live in. Bummer it is an even smaller world in Xianxia.

👌and her father.

Hi Tia. 🤗

Oh dear…if this trailer is true, the tower scene comes very soon after the dream arc. RIP all the fun bits in between.

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To look sexy 👌

Come back for ep 19, second half of clip below:

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The plot had changed...so take a leap of faith that the drama will deliver a smooth transition, fingers crossed.

In the book, it wasn't about the "dream", "tear" and the "thread". What YXW needed to do was to evoke TTJ's emotions, which would help this magical bead YXW received from Ji Ze to form the divine nails.

After they all got out of the dream state, TTJ fell victim to his own trap and was about to die. YXW went back to save him, when no one else would or could. For the first time, through the bead, she felt his heart quivering, just for a split second. This really is the start of his down fall - she then knew the bead would work, and did everything in her power to draw stronger and stronger emotions and feelings from him from there on. I don't remember her reciprocating the feeling this early on though. The first time it was ever mentioned that her mind wavered was a flash back via her companion about the time when she received the veil he sew with his own hand for their wedding. Reckon it is just the adaptation trying to make it all fit in 40 short episodes. To be honest, the book was pretty brutal. I think it would be good if they could soften it a bit in the drama.

I did say I needed to think about how to put it without being rude…😅 yes they did change the story quite a bit.

You are right. The book described his feeling as old aged wine, lasted through the test of time, never gone, and it was only apparent to him. So when they all got out, no one else understood but himself.

Instead we have him getting hot and bothered as a brother upon hearing dual cultivation.

I don't mind the dream arc...but something would have to give from the original novel, many of which are rather interesting. Some good bits have already been omitted leading up to the dream arc - perhaps the writer has other ideas on how to pan this whole thing out.

For context, there are only 7 chapters in the novel covering the dream arc, out of 131 chapters of HE version. The drama is dedicating at least 6 episodes to it, when there are only 40 episodes in total.

I shall take a leap of faith, but I am ready to watch TTJ and YXW stare at each other in awkward silence after they get out of the dream, and more.

Instead of doing a short distance runner, he flew and actually caught her before the lightning struck.

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For anyone who read the novel, they changed the details here but not the fate:

46. A period of calm before the storm followed. She willingly went back with him as his “captive”. In reality, she was either beating him up and kicking him in the sack or she was beating his pet tiger up and sending it running for its life all over the palace. He had stern words for her but his actions spoke louder than words, always tolerating her antics. He fell for her harder and harder but she was awaken by the fact of his cruelty. They took turns plotting against each other, leading up to the tragic tower scene.

See response above to another commenter.

Bear in mind, MY was different in the book. SJ was severely mistreated. After their marriage, every 10 years, SJ borrows MY’s sarira to purify the Mo river for her clan’s survival. This year, the green tea B was about to the awaken after 100 years of coma, and MY wanted to preserve the sarira for her health benefits. That day before the battle, SJ went to MY, determined to retrieve the sarira, even if it meant he would kill her. She did put him under a spell so that he was temporarily incapacitated, and kissed him without consent. She blind folded herself, and while searching for the sarira on his body, she reached down around his trunk, and (accidentally?) touched his junk. Then she quipped that he didn’t dislike her as he claimed. But they didn’t do the deed. He was able to move enough to break her shoulder blade.

Later on, after they were back to the human realm, TTJ gave her a physical exam in return at some point. Tit-for-tat.

Ep 8, the tube feeding the fake blood was visible after TTJ cut his wrist. I think all the money went to the CGI and costumes. 🤔

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In the book, it was her. But that was not what she came for and that was not what she did.

She meant wedding night. The literal translation was something like a night in the candle lit bridal chamber. The term implies to consummate the relationship, which is what the people would do in the olden days. The translator cut the crap and went straight to the point.

Bear in mind, MY was different in the book. SJ was severely mistreated. After their marriage, every 10 years, SJ borrows MY’s sarira to purify the Mo river for her clan’s survival. This year, the green tea B was about to the awaken after 100 years of coma, and MY wanted to preserve the sarira for her health benefits. That day before the battle, SJ went to MY, determined to retrieve the sarira, even if it meant he would kill her. She did put him under a spell so that he was temporarily incapacitated, and kissed him repeatedly. While searching for the sarira on his body, she reached down around his trunk, and (accidentally?) touched his junk. Then she quipped that he didn’t dislike her as he claimed. But they didn’t do the deed. He was able to move enough to break her shoulder blade.

Later on, after they were back to the human realm, TTJ gave her a physical exam in return at some point, and she choked him to near death on the spot. The psychopath actually enjoyed it….