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Okay a scene that gave me goosebumps- When Crown Princess held the child Qi Min's face and forcefully put it near the burner, his screams, her smiling through tears and bidding him goodbye!
No wonder he is this insane.

No this one is in March 28th I think, MoLi is in June according to rumours.

Yes definitely I agree to that. What I also think that because none of her decisions has resulted into something bad, she thinks its okay to do what she wishes for. She has been lucky and has talent so she gets away with it. Hopefully she is always this lucky or stops doing these things.But I am also glad that Li Huai An isn't dead so I cannot fully blame her hence I am conflicted.

100%. Villains here are great actors.

MoLi? Haha, can't wait for that one.

Well I do agree with you. That's why I said from his perception he is absolutely correct. As a general audience, from my perception I felt both were correct and had their reasons.
But about Li Huai An going to the wrong side? I really don't understand why is it on the FL. If he died, he would have been unable to go to the wrong side? FL gave him a chance to live on. He Jingyuan wrote a letter to him asked him to not align himself with either Wei or Li. He burnt both the papers send for funeral from both sides. He told his subordinate he would fight for the common people.
Even after all this if he goes to the wrong side, that's on him.

I dislike Sui Yuanqing so much that I don't know how to hate him more. I don't remember the last time when I hated a villain so much. Whenever I think huhh I cannot hate him more than this, he does something more hateful.

But the baby actor is so cute with his dimples. His dancing videos with TXW and Deng Kai, ohh my God he is good at such a young age.

Her father worked under Wei Yan. Anyone who works under a General of that high rank, take their surname. Like people under Xie Zheng, are Xie Wu, Xie Qi etc. Wei Qilin worked under Wei yan, hence wei surname.

100%, its a good adaptation.

Guys Li Huai An and Changyu have difference in opinions. It doesn't make one bad.

Li Huai An is correct from his place. He is a general, he fights for people, doesn't matter how injured he is, its his decision if he wants to die fighting or not. He is not someone to desert just because he is injured. FL should not make decisions for him, from his perspective. Even though he likes her a little, he stood his ground and refused to see her again, he understands there are important things than clinging to one sided liking. I really liked this fact about him.

Changyu doesn't care about rules, she has always been like that. She cares for people. Li Huai An wouldn't have stood 5 minutes more if he had gone to the battle. She protected someone she considers a friend, someone who has helped her before. She returned the favour to him. If Changyu was someone who is weak, who cannot defend territory, and still took a reckless decision, I would have been against that too. But she was able to defend Lucheng, and kill Prince Changxin. Looking at the big picture, she won, imperial army won, and she saved Li Huai An from death as well. If someone can bend the rules, a little without causing any harm, I don't see a problem.

This is a subplot. A disagreement between two characters. I don't think its that difficult to stand in their position and understand their perception to it. We don't need to take sides always, and labelling one correct and other wrong.

About Li Huai An and Changyu

A lot, like the whole Changyu growth thing could have been placed better instead of 3-4 episodes, if only we had 50-60 episodes. Like reading the novel, her journey was way more organic, felt natural, so I don't blame the people who think Changyu suddenly got powerful, because they haven't read the novel.
I am glad I did read it though, I am able to visualize things as shown in the drama and nothing Changyu does makes me feel its abrupt or unnatural.

Don't take it to heart what others think. Take rest, watch it and decide for yourself. People are bound to have different perceptions. I enjoyed it regardless, though there are some things I am conflicted about. I will rewatch and have a perception then.

yeah

Yes, this should have been 50 episodes, to fit everything properly.

Nope it is not supposed to air today. That scene is in the capital, they are yet to go there.

Ohh my God, the comment section turned into a battlefield.

Giving my 2 cents- I really really loved the cinematography of the battle scene. I think its the best I have ever seen. A lot of stuff happened in 2 episodes, I am kind of dizzy, and I will have to rewatch, but yeah I expected, they have to rush it now a little. I am happy about the palace politics arc that is going to start now.

Hahaha right.

Xie Zheng has never questioned Sui Yuanhuai's parentage. The fact is ML never saw Sui Yuanhuai, he never came to battles so when Sui Yuanhuai introduced himself as Mr. Qi from the capital, ML though did not trust him, but never found a connection to Suis.It was only in episode 28, end scene, ML realized after hearing from Zhao that Sui Yuanhuai is actually the assumed dead son Qi Min.I remember ML telling his subordinates later in Linan, to gather information about Mr. Qi. They told him they had no info. I think this is because Qi Min being weak was always confined at home.So I think though ML distrusted Mr.Qi as a rice merchant from the capital, but he never knew he was Changxin's son or Crown Prince's real son before ep 28.

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