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I agree with actors dubbing themselves as dubbing will give an impact on the audience, because I am also one of them.

Thank you for your experience watching the new drama. I will consider watching Youthful Glory.

Wow thank you
I will take a noted first

Woohoo 😲
Thanks for your insight🤗
Are there any dramas that actually come close to depicting Chinese history?

Yes, I hope so.

By the way, I would like to ask about some of your experiences watching dramas throughout this year.

How much of the political - war plots in dramas are based on ancient history (Chinese history)? Are there any dramas that have a lot of real plot problems - and how do they solve them?

Although, it is called 'drama', which means the plot will be exaggerated so as to arouse the audience's emotions, but if there is something worth learning, it doesn't hurt to spend time watching it.

Because if it is true that the Qiao flag that was flying while leading the war was Manman's brother-in-law, that means Manman's cousins ​​have made up with Manman's parents, right?
I hope the plot in this show not reducing the political-war tension in the novel so that the romance can overshadowed it like in Sijin

I read the novel
And up until ch126, there's no raising Qiao flag plot.

So I am confused when there is a trailer with confrontation about this plot, and then I decided to continue reading the novel.

Who gives a speech at the end of the episode?
Seems like a professor at some college

And in the third case, I have less suspicion of the murderer compared to other suspects.
😂

When I read the novel, I must back and forth to search whose name that is mentioned 😅

Tbh, I am also curious.

Most novels I read, both modern and historical, mostly use this drug, be it in the middle of the story or if the story starts because of this 😅

I want to know, is there a psychology specialist who watches this series? Especially, how do your opinions about criminal psychology in each case and PS (main character) psychology state in this series and compared to the case in real life?

In the novel, there is a childhood name for QM : Manman, and Xiao Qiao is her nickname now (I don't know what the difference is), the same as WS
If the character of Xuan Lu, that's her title
And WY /WS cousin's (he is a son from a lord or a vassal lord another state), so he has 3 different names
I don't know which character has four name is

Nearly enter my dropped list drama
I picked it up again because I see the video Jin Xiu and Kun Lun in yt, reminds me TBoY
And mostly I skipped some ep

He is king of scheme 🤭, I guess that because he plays king in the last his drama, I really like if he start to speak so the other will have different thinking

If I am not wrong, there is Ai Lan - someone royalty from Aolai Kingdom who seal the barriers - appears in the Red Moon Pact with Miles Wei as a cast

But I don't know if he is the same character that is mentioned in this series

And then the latest BlackBerry phone model was produced in 2020 😂

I searched the latest BlackBerry phone while watch the series 🥴

Rating per episode just around 50-60 raters

Who is the actor playing black serpent?

I am sorry if I write out of your comment.

But I want to know if the ruthless character of dad is inherent to the son?

And I just know how wealthy the Wangquan family (ep20) that made Fugui become a rich generation young master with babyface from his father and beauty from his mother.

Thankyou for your explanation, it makes me want to watch the show, especially they have a guest from legal and psychological professor
I want to ask you, in the season 2 and 3, there was someone who explain something (like learning outcome) from the case, do you know, who they are? Are they professional like in this season