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Ep 42 is definitely the peak for me. The confrontation between Ye Degong and the commander - chills.

Yes, please release this now!

Wish we'd just get the rest of the episodes now.

Deng Wei is officially announced as Sabon's new Asia Pacific Brand Ambassador:
https://x.com/Remedy_WeiD/status/2014172171036233903

lol, Starship Troopers, I remember this movie!

Oh no, haven’t gotten there yet.

This is my first time watching him. He’s been great here.

Some lighter BTS:
https://m.weibo.cn/detail/5256536395350702

Catching up on this. A bit roundabout and slow in the past few episodes, but hopefully all the the threads will come together soon. I hope we reach a good climax in the last several episodes - but I know it's going to be hard watching knowing the real history.

I haven’t gotten that far yet. Will need to catch up this week.

It’s amazing that even after 30 episodes or so, the show still manages to maintain suspense and stress me out 😆

Yes, me too!

Yes, it’s an endless stream of problems and setbacks for our leads. I’m eagerly waiting to see how it will go for them.

Deng Wei is tentatively scheduled to attend Weibo Night.

Also part of latest ad for Dior:
https://m.youtube.com/shorts/NAcVGmyJPYs

Ep 26: finally!

Highly recommend the documentary someone posted earlier in the comments regarding the Doolittle Raid. Not sure how much the show will cover (such as the subsequent horrific retaliation the Japanese military inflicted on the Chinese after the raid), but the docu provides a nice overall firsthand recount from the surviving American soldiers who participated in the raid.

We’ve waited over 2 years, I guess I can wait a little longer…but not another year!

Don’t expect her to suddenly become an expert spy, but at least she and Wumu get along better.

The previews are making me nervous. I feel things are coming to a head on that island - I really want them to escape safely, but it seems so impossible at this point.

It's a classic long drama. There are multiple storylines, including the American side that are developing at the same time, which take time to build. But I'd say in every episode there are usually some great moments of tension and even humor. So it's overall pretty well-paced for 40+ episodes. Despite being made 8 years ago or so, I think it's pretty good storytelling so far, covering a tumultuous time in history. The CGI is not the greatest lol, but the characters (including the Japanese) are dimensional and I'm invested in where everything will go. Even though I know the general history, I don't know where these characters will go.

There are some parts that can be difficult to watch (being it a WWII setting), but it's the not the most explicit or graphic. If you can watch through Band of Brothers or The Pacific, it would be fine.