Mused

It's really a very interesting thrilling plot, and the characters are doing their best, both sides, Hunters and Feinds. I have two comments since it is in the modern time where the world is saturated with digital surveillance and advanced weaponry. I thought instead of sending Nie a threatening message, the Fiends could attack her house at night easily before she could get back up from the Hunters (If that happened, it would have tensed me too much). So, two groups avoiding GPS, and engaging mostly in body fights, strains credibility. However, I like this series, and I am a fan of the two main leads. Looking forward to the coming episodes.

From the brink of despair into a harmonious resolution, beautifully earned satisfied ending. However, I was left with a few questions. Moreover, script writers made us buy into the story logic, but some incidents did not align with that logic, for instance, the king was stabbed, as a body, deeply, and three consecutive times, so I thought he will not remain alive though I am happy he ended up safe and sound.

I watched episode 25 and would like to share a few comments. Both ML & FL are struggling and suffering from genuine emotion of love though they thought before breaking up they are faking it as each has their agenda (when FL regained her memory). I have not read the story but I feel the rhythm of emotions in this drama like the other Chinese drama we watched (hatred or misunderstand, admiration, joy, love, desire, anger, sadness, reconcile, and then either back to joy or sad ending). Many Chinese philosophical schools competed against one another for their visions for personal happiness, virtue, and ideal society. It is up to the culture and beliefs of the writer to consider the beauty of the love :sacrifice with death at the end or happy ending for the two leads harvest after the agony.