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Princess Actress in the first case was Old Bei Feng in Lost in Kunlun Mountains. I thought her face looked familiar.

The whole production cycle is suspect. When they are reviewing the scripts and storyboard, the director and producer should know by now what might be considered NRTA violations, and work on story alterations before they start filming. The NRTA is rigid with their rules. They are wasting financial assets and human resources filming scenes that will not pass the censorship board. Lost in the Kunlun Mountains lost 25% of the drama, which is bad. A 10% loss might have been OK.

She didn't pack a wardrobe for the expedition because there was no room left, after she packed the two transreceivers in the two suitcases, to send to, and receive messages from Ladyship.

Rating for final episode: 3 out of 10

They never found the Kunlun Mountains, to get lost in it. LOL

Congratulations on your first review. I felt the same way when I wrote my first review, back in 2016.

Yes. The comment stands out, and is perfect for the review section.

The two least popular characters in the drama had the widest acting range.

Did you post this as a review?

Lost in the Kunlun Mountains ⛰ should be renamed Story of Yun Qi, Ballad of Yun Qi or Song of Yun Qi. The final episode was laughable. It seems that twelve episodes were deleted, so the climax between the forces of Good and Evil was deflating.

Plot flaw: When Mr Ding was dying, he said he was betrayed by a general. When Yun Qi asked who was the general, Mr Ding daid, "Never mind". Really, Mr Ding? What if General was still alive, and tracked down Yun Qi, to open Kunlun Mountains? Wouldnt Yun Qi want to know who was the enemy?

The drama should be renamed Legend of Yun Qi, Song of Yun Qi or Ballad of Yun Qi.

🤣🤣🤣 I forgot about the deleted episodes.

LOL Finding the cave village is an archeological discovery. It was so organized. The BGM throughout sounded like the music for a Hollywood religious movie.

That scene between WS and TL was a waste of their time. I thought he was going to say that he kept her alive to lure her brother YS from hiding, to get his amulet. The amulets that YQ was looking for in two dozen episodes, were not even used in the end. It looked like YQ used his amulet only to open the door. Even TL's amulet was not used.

Yes! That was all talk, and no action. even Yun Song said he was going to kill Tian Long, to avenge his parents' deaths.

She just did a lot of talking, more than the FL, Wu Shuang.

Fengling was the worse material for a wife, but He Biao needed her to take care of him, since we was an invalid. It seemed that his leg was healed, at the end.

All points are on point. Since the entire plot was shallow, the director needed to reassess the payroll, and fire characters who didn't perform their job, like Commander Hu and Ladyship, and cut out their scenes. I really thought that Tian Long had also killed Mr Ding...I forgot all about the General, who was probably Commander Hu.

Dr Ding finally showed he was a doctor, when He Biao was bleeding to death from being stabbed multiple times. When other people were injured or dying, he just stood there.

I finished ep 38 a minute ago, and I can only laugh. What a cheap drama ending! Zhou Tang Lian deserved to fall into a pit of fire. None of the rocks in the Heaven Official HQ chamber even fell on him. Did Leader Yu really die, or was he magically saved, like He Biao, who now has a happy ending with Fengling? Ladyship remains the Mystery Woman...and might be Chu Yangzhi, all along. Did the newspaper clippings and the subs correlate, or were the subs, just the narrator of the plot, talking about Ladyship? The final ending was cute, but brief. The photograph should have been of Brother Yun Song, San and Yu, off to fight the Japanese. I changed my final rating from 8.0 to 7.5.

Why do people start singing during dramatic scenes when the characters are talking? It is so annoying, even if we were not reading dialog subs above or below the subs of the song.