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Hahaha!! II don't think I understood too well either. From what someone else explained in previous comments, is that he "reset" the tian ren need to have "holy sons": i think he went back to the time the tian rem "separatedfrom or "contacted" the earth to become immortals in the first place and tang lici prevented that from happening... Not sure if I got that part right, but Yemo issue was definitely resolved

I am really thinking hard as to why this ending was thought of as appropriate and it made me think of what tang lici was saying to Ye Mo in the end. how the happiness stem from the contrast of pain and joy, and how things worth remembering arise. So I wonder if the writers (and the author I believe he made the same ending in the book) want us to realize that the first timeline was actually better than the reset?

When she left, i think it was very well done and realistic, but i was SURE like 200% we would see her again before the new timeline.... it doesn't make sense that we don't see how she is doing? compared to Zhong for example... LOL

I also wondered about time travel!!! the first time travel was so limited it was logical... but why Tang Lici was convinced timetravel was the solution? because removing one cause of destruction (Ye Mo) does not remove destruction as a reality. It feels weird to think all these characters were living peacefully with no disturbance because only Ye Mo could be evil?!

thank you for taking the time to explain, I understood that the time travel erases his existence because the purpose of his"existence" was a reaction to Yemo... but I still didn't understand the "realm split" and why he was sure yemo would reborn as mortal and him as something else...

i find the show portrays nicely the main dilemma which is we all start as good... and that was the lesson of fang zhou. i think for once, its a valid miscommunication trope because even tang lici couldn't trust himself... I only wish we saw more nuance from LY in the early episodes of how he became dark

the story is very elaborate and the growth of the main character is really well done, its a high caliber show in terms of scripting and cinematography

the main style and direction of this series is a replay of the past and everytime they reveal one new thing... gotta get used to it!!

absolutely!! the story was really elaborate but all the additional things starting from ep 36 was like HERE WE GO AGAIN and i would have been happy with more episodes which is rare to say! because the last 4 were too cramped and hectic!

yeah but princess royal wasn't the best one.. 😅😅😅

yeah i thought the show masterfully shown the insedious ways violence shows up. after i real your comment i feel it may turn more horror with the ex personnality

damn that would be even more cruel!! since she did leave a mark on his forehead i'd think otherwise, but maybe thats automatic for crown prince?
also the bo ladies called ming xian, ming xian, i was expecting a name reveal!

i too was thinking that but at the stone when he wrote his name, would u say his real name is ji bozai too? ordid thunder strike for both names lol

i think there was only one slow episode so far where they were telling the backstory of mu qubai... but seriously, besides that, the pace of this show has been great

right?!! so unapologetically cliché but it sounds so carefree and so many coincidences its just fun! and the leads are really great!

I think what makes it more difficult to take the nuances of her character is that we don't actually see this in the scenes, we have to assume it. The show easily gave us ji bozai's perspective and everything is spelled out for us to understand... but for her, its only until today's episode that we see her mother's traumatic grip on her... and we have to assume she has trouble trusting. it's almost intentional from the writers we always see the flower on her arm as an urgency to confess but we don't hear her true hesitations. unless i wasn't that attentive.

this is actually super interesting i didn't notice in the show, when was that explained? because there is still the intruigue of where ji bozai comes from. he has some kind of mark on his front that appeared once in his past ( i only noticed it once!) and i'm not sure if i understood clearly, but he survived the same poison without the golden millet?

so the child swipe may be more connected to them

honestly i understand why sad endings are hard, i haven't finished this one yet but i am enjoying it very much! i used to also hate sad endings, but now i can appreciate tragedies and sad endings. it leaves a greater reflection and mark on the viewer...
that's why i try to never choose a show according to its end.

it's funky zesty and honestly the characters grew on me as the story progresses. the FL is so playful and her Cat energy is a win for this show in itself!

but the PLOT T_T ughhhhhhhh it's so annoying... I couldn't take the story seriously in the beginning, and just as it gets better, now I'm at ep 34 and I am having a hard time finishing this drama, glad most reviews appreciate the ending...

absolutely!!! i also loved their strong personalities at the barrier and how they took it to fighting. after discovering the core for the FL... i also feel theres a mystery with ML still to discover...