PeachBlossomGoddess

Lol... gurl.... did you see my posts about stabbing being the equivalent of falling off a cliff and not dying in this drama??? It was fun... many creative explanations about the regression of man that made it possible to survive fatal stab wounds through major arteries and organs. I am not saying this is a bad drama. I am enjoying it but.... yes.... suspend disbelief.👀🤡😅

Yes that has been my question from the start. I hope the narrative answers it well.

Yeah Fated Hearts fight scenes were respectable but the drama wasn't good. No comment on Sword and Beloved bc I dropped that at ep 1.

True but the risk of imminent peril must not descend into gratuitous deaths. At that point it becomes a makjang.

He can't be that bad, the previous emperor made him crown prince. And Han Zhiling supported him. He was probably just too young and easily controlled by Yan. I suspect the plot twist is Wuyang is the bad guy.

I've been to that a few times. I like the races and betting on horses and I used to know a few Ozzie mining tycoons that kept horses. But I haven't been in years I don't like to travel far since covid. I also started riding as a kid but I was never good enough/disciplined enough to get to the jumping level. Nonetheless I like riding I am very comfortable on horses and take many active vacations that include horseback riding. Many parts of wild China are only accessible on horse but their horses are not as big as Arabians.

Yeah we just need to get everyone to take fall off that horse man!

Actually the Chinese invented the saddle. But what was more key was the stirrup. Google it yourself bc my Chinese self is not smart enough to access Western sites like that.

Yeah but I noticed Gu Yu (whom I like) has very thick plot armour. I mean he is arguably quite slack with his army. Not in a bad way bc obviously they would die for him and many of them did. Nonetheless he wasn't the strictest task master. And they got ambushed into a sensitive event where they should have been on high alert. When Huai'an went in to save him he demanded instant justice and got it bc he was needed in the capital. And poor Han Zhiling died. Very sad.

Now that is an interesting thought.

You must be hungry. But don't eat its too late in the day.

Arabians are nice, very spirited. I don't keep a horse in HK its crazy expensive I just rent what they have at the riding club. And I go to the races quite a bit, I used to part own some thoroughbreds for racing with friends but we sold out when our friend who was managing it moved back to Australia.

The leaders of armies are as just as often strategists as they are fighters. Zhuge Liang is a case in point. I don't have a hard time believing Liu Zhi/Huai'an can't fight.

Its fine, suspend disbelief. Its just a comment that does not rise to a criticism of the drama.🤡

Bareback is super dangerous as you should know and that is not what we saw.

As I said in today age its possible but not easy. How does the horse feel those butt cheeks of steel from a saddle? They must make high tech saddles these days.😅

Yes I can tell you that is not nearly enough for what he did. Any rider would scoff at what happened there. And those saddles were prevalent from the 1950s or 1960s, a long time ago but not thousands of years. In high school I volunteered to help handicapped people learn to ride. Its not that easy and they can't do that much more than stay on, Paralympics notwithstanding.

For sure it wasn't impossible just fantastical.

Yes in today world for sure but its still not easy. But this guy in ancient times found a well trained horse while captive in the Hidden Valley? As I said, suspending disbelief.

For sure - captive in enemy territory he found a horse that was so well trained for him he could even hands free shoot arrows. Amazing! Extraordinary! As someone who rides regularly, I can suspend disbelief.🤡