Terenia-Shaiana

Do I understand correctly that Tang Lici still doesn’t know that A-Shui is Fang Zhou’s sister?

In the teaser for episode 36, they first show Chi Yun fighting enemies, and a strange aura begins to form around him. Then they show Chi Yun again — either trapped inside that aura or already driven completely mad — but the way he looks at Tang Lici is nothing like before: his gaze is full of emptiness and hatred.
Maybe Chi Yun will be enchanted.

This is already too much if Lici ends up losing not only Fang Zhou but also A-Shei.
I worry about all the characters, but losing those two — it would be better to die himself

Suddenly, Liu Yan didn’t die after all.
And Lici didn’t go insane.
But Chi Yun and that young lady who’s a princess-but-not-a-princess have clearly gone off in the wrong direction.
Will we get an express release tomorrow? Or are they going to drip-feed those episodes one drop at a time?

As the drama approaches its ending, I just have more and more questions and fewer answers.
1. What was that baby in episode 1? Why was it there and where did it disappear to (was it left in the temple)?
2. Why was the Rebirth Scroll technique considered extremely evil? Was it just because that super-evil master used it?
3. Why did Fang Zhou suddenly agree to use this technique? Did he simply want to live? Or were there other reasons?
4. Why did Fang Zhou order Lici not to tell the others anything? I mean, Liu Yan, who literally raised gu insects, definitely wouldn’t have accused his friend of impiety.

Basically, I’m starting to feel that Fang Zhou wasn’t as much of a saint as everyone thought.
5. Considering the spoilers for episodes 32–33, why couldn’t they show Liu Yan what was truly happening in the same way Tang Lici will later use? Again, nothing bad would’ve happened if Liu Yan and the fourth friend had known what was going on. I get that otherwise we’d have nothing to watch, but that plot twist still feels rather weakly handled

I definitely won’t wait any longer. If I can’t find the normal English subs, I’ll just watch the machine-translated ones.

Guys, could you please share a link to episode 31 with proper English subtitles? The machine auto-translation is a nightmare.

And what’s so wrong with people liking that gentle storyline? And what’s wrong with wanting to give the characters not endless suffering, but at least some hope for something good in the end?
I believe a story should be logical and balanced.
I haven’t read either the novel or the leaked scripts, so yes — I wish for every character to find redemption and relief, not to die just because if they suffered the whole time, then there’s no hope left for even a fragment of happiness.

Maybe it’s easy for you. But I’ve read countless comments where people gave this drama the lowest rating or said in the comments that they didn’t understand anything (after watching just 1–2–3 episodes). Most viewers are used to linear plots and simply don’t want to make the effort.

I don’t believe that every drama has to have a happy ending. But when each of the characters carries so much pain, like in this one, shouldn’t the viewers at least be given a ray of hope, instead of having everyone—or most of them—sent off for reincarnation?
After finishing Whispers of Fate, I’ll start watching Love and Crown, and that one doesn’t promise much joy either. Suffering should come in moderation. Unfortunately, Chinese dramas tend to be either pure sweetness or pure anguish. It’s really hard to find a title that has a bit of both and still offers an interesting storyline.

How much longer are they going to show tragedy for the sake of tragedy? It’s honestly exhausting. Especially when, toward the end, the characters start dying one after another, as if they suddenly lost all sense and forgot their combat skills. And then, out of nowhere, they throw in some kind of catastrophe.
I’ve seen many comments saying the drama is hard to understand and follow—especially at the beginning. So a completely tragic ending definitely won’t make it more popular.
Personally, I’d be perfectly satisfied with an ending where Tang Lici returns to A’Shui. Even without a wedding or a bunch of children, just allowing the characters to be themselves and have a small piece of happiness in their future would be enough.

At the moment, 28 episodes have been released.

I really like this drama, especially its gentle and subtle romantic element.
Although it’s been a while since we last saw the bunny and the Third Guardian.
And the duo of Su Muyu and Su Changhe is absolutely incredible.
No female lead is needed here — she only distracts from the story.
Is there only one episode today or two?

I also think that if needed, a dead person can always be brought back to life somehow — if there’s a will to do it. But in The Blood River, I would really like a happy ending for those two brothers.

Thank you, kind soul. In *The Blood of Youth*, the story is already a bit different, and a lot of time will have passed since the events in the Blood River. I guess I’ll somehow get through it when I watch *The Blood of Youth*.

Guys, who have watched the donghua or read the original story this series is based on — please tell me: what kind of ending should we expect for Su Mu Yu and Su Chang He? Do they die? Does one of them die? Do they become enemies? I really love their friendship, but I read in one article that these characters will have a tragic ending. Please comfort me! I can’t bear seeing the characters I love die anymore.

If one person kisses another, I consider it a kissing scene. I’m not interested in the shipping moments between the characters — I’m interested in what is actually written in the script.

Could you tell me if the main character will have a romantic storyline? If so, with whom? Because in the OST that was released today, there’s a scene where he’s kissed by a girl, but it’s unclear who she is.

I’m so happy, it feels like I was in the drama myself. Now I’ll be nervous about whether the series will turn out well. Before the release of LOTDT, I couldn’t sleep or eat. And this time, I’ll probably turn into a complete zombie.

Thank you for the explanation, but what I wanted to know is — who wrote this? Which well-known and respected critic, journalist, or director? Because the link only shows a screenshot without any author’s name (or maybe I just didn’t see it).