So, today i read the first three parts of chapter 1 of the last book Bai Shuo Shang Shen and it's timeline is mentioned there. It's the time long after when Yuan Qi's story closed. Tian Qi left the God Realm to search for the soul of Yue Mi in the entire three realms (just like Bai Jue once did). But after searching for thousands of years, he couldn't find even a silver of her soul. She is reborn but Tian Qi doesn't know. Also there is a slight difference to what shown in ALP and what's written in book. Bai Shuo was born long after the Yuan Qi in the book. How exactly Tian Qi and Bai Shuo(Yue Mi) met is yet to come into picture.. When I arrive at the point i'll surely let you know...
If you want to read the book, here are two website links of english translated version:
Tian Qi and Yue Mi never get reunited in Ancient Love Poetry.
This is triology written by Xing Ling which includes three books named as Shang Gu (Ancient Love Poetry), Shen Yin (The Last Immortal) and Bai Shuo Shang Shen (Moonlight Mystique). Shen Yin is actually a direct sequel to Shang Gu which narrates the story of the son of Bai Jue and Shang Gu, Yuan Qi. But Bai Shuo Shang Shen, is not really a sequel to Shang Gu. It's either set in the same timeline as Shen Yin or between Shang Gu and Shen Yin as far i know. That's because Bai Shuo was born before Yuan Qi according to ALP, so it should be like this. I'm not sure of its timeline because i only read Shang Gu from this triology.
Who are their parents? Ive watched ALP but I think its different context altoogether. Chinese dramas and MDL always…
It's Tian Qi and Yue Mi's story. Yue Mi is reborn as Bai Shuo - the little girl Qing Mu used to train in Mortal Realm when Hou Chi was exiled for 100 years after their wedding and before Bai Jue woke up... This drama is a standalone though.
That's how a review should be - truly brilliant! I am in total agreement from start to finish... With yours out there, I don't need to write one as my thoughts perfectly align with yours....
I recently finished watching 'Love of Nirvana' and I have to say, it's a drama that truly examines the consequences of power struggles, personal loyalty, and desires. The engaging storyline, memorable characters, and amazing performances had me hooked. Special mention to the OSTs and costumes, which stole my heart. Despite some mid-series stumbles, the finale's emotional payoff left me wanting more - I had hoped for a happier or more conclusive ending. Nonetheless, it's still one of my top picks from this year's releases, and I highly recommend it!
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That's so true! I loved how this drama portraying this all. It feels so realistic like they really go through the struggle of being sandwich between two powers..
I totally agree with politics part. I'm still in first half and quite liking it, but as you said, political matters are not resonating with me. I loved reading your review, it's so spot on..👍🏻
'Dashing Youth' had all the ingredients to be a compelling drama, with an intriguing setting and complex characters, but unfortunately fell short due to poor execution, inconsistent tone, and underdeveloped female characters. Despite its flaws, the show shines in its portrayal of the heartfelt brotherhood between Baili Dong Jun and Ye Ding Zhi, which was a highlight of the drama. Overall, it's an enjoyable watch for me that didn't quite live up to its potential.
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If you want to read the book, here are two website links of english translated version:
https://www.midnightscrolls.com/2024/10/the-supreme-goddess-bai-shuo-list-of.html?m=1
https://novellumina.com/series/chasing-the-moon/
This is triology written by Xing Ling which includes three books named as Shang Gu (Ancient Love Poetry), Shen Yin (The Last Immortal) and Bai Shuo Shang Shen (Moonlight Mystique). Shen Yin is actually a direct sequel to Shang Gu which narrates the story of the son of Bai Jue and Shang Gu, Yuan Qi. But Bai Shuo Shang Shen, is not really a sequel to Shang Gu. It's either set in the same timeline as Shen Yin or between Shang Gu and Shen Yin as far i know. That's because Bai Shuo was born before Yuan Qi according to ALP, so it should be like this. I'm not sure of its timeline because i only read Shang Gu from this triology.
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