since ppl are still hesitant and conflict about li shuang’s as a female general because of her femininity or…
Agreed! I think her portrayal of a female general is very on point. She’s not OP, she tires out after prolonged fighting, sometimes makes mistakes, but learns from it and is always striving to improve herself. That’s how a proper character should be written
I don't think it's actually related to blood loss. I think there is more to it that we and they themself don't…
They’ve already changed quite a bit, so the novel ending is unlikely to happen in the drama. I look forward to the drama surprising me with an exciting plot development
Heat index right now 7909, not too great, but just started so to be expected really. Will increase as the drama…
Well, if this gets more hype, perhaps iQIYI will do the same for Shadow Love as it did for Coroner’s Diary. I’m surprised they didn’t think CD would explode. Ao Ruipeng is a super hot actor rn and the FL’s pretty established too, the drama was also well done (though I’m pissed off that they didn’t have the couple become Emperor and Empress like in the novel).
In the novel, it was Jin’An in “vampire” mode who killed the Yao general (in the book it was Western Rong),…
Because he killed the generals of his own country and his identity as the black masked man gets leaked out, in the novel he cannot go back to being a crown prince. They do get married and they wander around the world.
In the drama, it’ll be different since he didn’t kill the general himself I believe
I don't think it's actually related to blood loss. I think there is more to it that we and they themself don't…
Their full bond is written in the novel as a mix of proximity to her, almost consummating their not even official relationship + a memory trigger (his father’s name). It’s a bit unclear tbh
Once they’re fully bonded he doesn’t need her blood to be okay, but he would certainly not say no if she offered it 🤭
As for the last question… well, he recovers his identity in the book literally in the last few chapters. Initially he wanted to kill her, but realises that what he thought to be just a Gu-induced obsession was actually very genuine love for her. He couldn’t bear killing her. He’s a crown prince, Sima Yang (now emperor) wants to detain him in the Jin Capital, but she lets DAD to escape. She gets imprisoned, is killed by the PM. DAD finds out literally as he’s about to return to his own country. He backtracks to the capital on her funeral day and goes absolutely insane. Sima Yang’s soldiers try to attack him, but damage her coffin. DAD attaches the coffin to himself and goes on a killing rampage set to kill the emperor. She’s actually alive, pierces his chest with an arrow (purposefully missing vital organs). The Gu sect help her remove DAD from the capital, she follows soon after. Her death was a ruse to catch the PM who was in league with the other prince. DAD’s Gu-self identity leaks into Western Rong, and given that he killed so many of the country’s people and generals, he cannot be the crown prince. She cannot be a general after betraying her country. They travel the world together, get married.
I don't think it's actually related to blood loss. I think there is more to it that we and they themself don't…
Your guess was right, the bond affects them both, however in the novel, she can basically wield some sort of inner energy, thus influencing any other Gu (which is what Jin’An has got inside of him - a Jade Immortal Gu). In his case, the fusion wasn’t initially complete, so he would go crazy with pain if kept away from her. Later he had complete fusion, but despite his loyalty and biological craving to be with her (in every sense of that word), his mind was his, and no longer felt physical pain even if far away from her.
“I have left myself no way out”
“Come back alive”
🥲
In the novel, his father loves him and wouldn’t harm him, in her country, the emperor has promised the great general to let her go and he does.
In the drama, it’ll be different since he didn’t kill the general himself I believe
Once they’re fully bonded he doesn’t need her blood to be okay, but he would certainly not say no if she offered it 🤭
As for the last question… well, he recovers his identity in the book literally in the last few chapters. Initially he wanted to kill her, but realises that what he thought to be just a Gu-induced obsession was actually very genuine love for her. He couldn’t bear killing her. He’s a crown prince, Sima Yang (now emperor) wants to detain him in the Jin Capital, but she lets DAD to escape. She gets imprisoned, is killed by the PM. DAD finds out literally as he’s about to return to his own country. He backtracks to the capital on her funeral day and goes absolutely insane. Sima Yang’s soldiers try to attack him, but damage her coffin. DAD attaches the coffin to himself and goes on a killing rampage set to kill the emperor. She’s actually alive, pierces his chest with an arrow (purposefully missing vital organs). The Gu sect help her remove DAD from the capital, she follows soon after. Her death was a ruse to catch the PM who was in league with the other prince. DAD’s Gu-self identity leaks into Western Rong, and given that he killed so many of the country’s people and generals, he cannot be the crown prince. She cannot be a general after betraying her country. They travel the world together, get married.