Nelly12

I don't blame her either. Sometimes, it is difficult for empathic people not to be compassionate towards others. Even though she knew that every time she uses her powers, she gets the backlash, but whenever she sees people suffering , she forgets about the backlash and helps. That's her nature. People like her cannot look the other way. She's what we call A Good Samaritan.

I do agree with you. Siling has a right to know about the punishment and take it herself. BJ has no right not to tell her, no matter how much he doesn't want her to be hurt. If he had allowed her to receive the punishment herself, she wouldn't have gone through what she experienced as a mortal. Should she be thankful to BJ for receiving the punishment for her? I don't think so!!!

Even though CSC doesn't want to fall in love with the prince, her heart says otherwise. When she was watching them over the fence, she couldn't bear to see the prince hold her friend in his hands to save her from the rat the maid let loose. Also, at the meeting, when he held her heart was beating so fast. The prince has eyes only for her, and no one else. Unfortunately, she will experience a lot of painful things in the next episode.

It was the Xao guy ZS met on the way to the palace who taught him a new sword technique and gave him all his cultivation. He was also the man in the mortal realm who persistently wanted to kill Yue when her powers were sealed. He also came as another person to rescue her when she was buried and helped her to resurrect her son. BJ was suspicious of him and asked the librarian, Immortal, who told him that those people had died in a battle and shouldn't be alive in that time period. Yue became suspicious when ZS entered the illusion she created. But ZS said he saw BJ, and only the creator of the illusion and the writer of the book, Yue, who was given to the guy when he rescued her, knew about it. So, when BJ and Yue met at the graveside, they made plans to fish out the culprit.

Me too.

I don't believe the two knuckleheads came to work together to fight their common enemy. Men are evil. Why would someone plot for centuries to break them apart. The funniest part was that he lied to poor ZS and took over his body just to be closer to Yue.

An outstanding performance. This is what an action drama show looks like. Very entertaining.

Don't mind me. I understood the situation.

He abandoned her for ten years without a backward glance. He never came to check on her to see how she was doing. He already sealed her powers. I think her most painful experience was when her son died and her disciple was killed because of her. Even when she was about to be burned to death, she looked dejected like someone who doesn't care anymore.

Yes, he said, resurrecting him goes against the heavenly rule. I think the most painful part for her was that she was able to do it with the help of the Sage that saved her, and BJ came out of nowhere with his giant sword and struck the baby. Yue was so happy to see the baby again, and he called her mom several times.

From the look of things now, I think that ship had sailed a long time ago. I want to see how BJ will redeem himself. Even the Mother of Time, who showed him what happened knew he was going to get. May his soul rest in peace😊😊😊

Episode 23. Talk about an irreconcilable grudge. Men have been killed for less. Even in the modern world, marriages have ended badly because of the death of a child. How is Yue supposed to let go of that kind of pain?

For a woman to go to such lengths to get even with someone meant she was hurt beyond words. She was also willing to kill him and die with him.
The suspense of not knowing what happened during her years of abandonment is troubling.

Unknowingly, if I may say so.
I was shocked when Yue said they had a child. BJ knew Yue wanted a child when they first came down for their tribulation. He consulted with a deity about it, and she advised him that the child would drain too much of her energy, or something to that effect, and it wasn't a good idea. I thought the matter rested there. The child must have been conceived before his leaving her 10 years ago. We saw how she was beaten to death by some men claiming she was a demon. I think we need to see the details of what she endured during that period to understand her bitterness. I mean, creating the illusion of the county, the people, the relationships, and all six years' experience, which she said was only 6 days? And all to trap BJ to kill him? I would say this is some deeply seated hatred, which might be beyond redemption. How can BJ make up for this?

My pleasure.

Logic left the building, so we threw caution to the wind😊😊😊

This is not about being rule-bound. Based on that time period, being from a noble family, she has a maid who is always close by. But, I saw in the second episode that she drunkenly walked away from the venue as if to get some fresh air. I was just surprised she walked past everyone without them realizing it.

Thank you.

It is such a funny drama. I think the prince met what his heart yearns for—someone who truly understands him. Also, the fact that she doesn't even want to marry him kept him interested in her. She's also the only person who is not afraid of him. Everyone thinks he's a monster, but she knows better.
I think the best friend would end up with the orphan girl because they met once in the first episode. I think JSG only likes CSC because of the drinks, and she knows that.

It is such a funny drama. I think the prince met what his heart yearns for—someone who truly understands him. Also, the fact that she doesn't even want to marry him kept him interested in her. She's also the only person who is not afraid of him. Everyone thinks he's a monster, but she knows better.
I think the best friend would end up with the orphan girl because they met once in the first episode. I think JSG only likes CSC because of the drinks, and she knows that.