Martial

I find that he doesn't emote well when he's in costume dramas. I think a mature actor would've been better like Huang Xiaming or Yuan Wenkang. The younger Khan would've been a great choice too.

I don't get the Dilraba hate on here. Or the discrimination when there's an age difference between the actress and the actor. I swear netizens need counselling because if being a hater is how you spend your time, that's sad as hell.

I'm rooting for sis to stand on her own two feet without the help of those guys. She deserves to be the heroine of her own story and a great Crown Princess in her own right. The kind that Changge would have been had she been if her father was still in power. This is why I am loving the scenes of them being away from the palace. They are learning that you don't need to be a titled noble or person to be of service to your people and subjects. Right now we are seeing that for Changge. Later on, Leyan will also learn that lesson!

You got to stick it out. The camera work is interesting to say the least but the script is strong so it makes up for it

Facts. Sis needs to follow her cousin's lead and find a man from the grasslands LOL The kind, caring girl who falls for the either the guy who saves her or the cold, unkind guy is an overused drama trope. I just want sis to learn a few worldly lessons that her sheltered life kept from her.

We love to see a supportive friend

It's in the initial manhua so I am not surprised it happened.

Honestly, I can see why his father sees her as threat. She is able to see the big picture. I can't see why the likes of Haodu, Shuyu etc can't see that. This is a young girl who has just lost her family and the home she knows. Despite that, she is able to assist her people and fight for their survival. Sure her initial motives were selfish but she has had to grow up a lot faster than them in such a short time because of her circumstances.

It definitely hurt his pride when she said if she were to die, it wouldn't be at the hands of a mere pawn lol

Haudou is softening up to her for sure and getting a mind/back bone of his own. Changge has the wits of an Emperor and the spirit of a General. I think that's what makes her so intriguing and favoured to those around her. She's able to see the big picture. Right now the thing that is fueling her is her revenge which makes up for the loneliness. When she finds her path, she will be unstoppable.

Let's be real, she has more guts than half the young men in her age group. She has certainly achieved more military efforts than Shuyu and Haodu. I can see why the elder courtiers were willingly to teach her so much despite the fact that she is a girl.

The nerve of Haodu to raise his sword to her neck at Gongsun Heng's funeral tablet. I swear that kid is missing a sensitivity chip -____-

Agreed. The actor who plays Xu Feng is also easy on the eyes.

I would be bored to death if she was self-sacrificing. If she written out like the way Mingyue was written in The Promise of Chang'an, I would've been so pissed. I like that she's coming to the realisation that her self interest is secondary to that of her people and her subjects.

I'm also excited to see what Empress Xiao's role is in the drama as she was a powerhouse herself.

I know. I appreciate that there are a few women in leadership roles for production. Changge's character development is incredible. I hope she doesnt lose too many people on her journey to find her path. Leyan is also getting the exposure to the real world and seeing the hardships of her people which will benefit her greatly. I don't ship her with Haodu. The innocent, nice girl who falls in love with the cold, hard guy is a tired trope

His father needs to know that loyalty goes along with trust. He can't claim to be loyal to Li Shimin and does underhanded schemes to lose his trust. I hope that Changge gets him in the end but I saw in the closing credits that he possibly loses his head. As for Haodu and Wuyu, I hope they learn a thing or two from their experiences. Changge really has grown up in the space of 12 episodes. I love that she is slowly learning about what it truly means to of service of your people. As the manhua mentions, you serve the people, not the Dynasty. I love that she is slowly getting to understand that through her time with Gongsun Heng.

I am banking on Timmy Xu to get this role. He emotives very well and needs a challenging role as some of his most recent ones have been lacklustre.

I feel like it's more to pay homage to the comics. It's a nice added touch to switching up the narrative by using the comics to tell the plot. It also saves time and money on casting extra actors for minor roles, Bloody Romance did the same. COVID restrictions no doubt played a role as it's much safer. My concern with the drawings is that they aren't stylistically done properly, as some of the finer details look rough

I swear those Uyghur actor and actresses are bloody beautiful. He will go far hopefully he and Dilraba get cast alongside each other.

I hope part of his character development is to grow a back bone because I doubt Leyan will appreciate him hunting her beloved cousin like a rabid dog. I hope he starts to see his own direction and not have to prove himself to his father just because he's a foster child.

Delete your comment. I had trouble trying to understand it. It reeks of ignorance and it seems you're absolving him of his due consequences. Regardless if he's just an actor or running for mayor, it doesn't change the fact that his actions 10yrs ago hurt and cause traumatic experiences for victims.