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Yeah, if he's jealous because he loves her, then he should treat her better not worse. Well, she's a goddess with unlimited compassion - I'd have dumped him a mile back.

Why is it that when the ML has PTSD from being treated so badly and experienced such cruelty in his life - that he is expected to be loving, forgiving and kind to all? Sometimes it's important for that person to heal, but also before he heals, to be able to take revenge and punish the evil hoards, else how can justice ever be done? I understand the ML who was used and abused, and am glad he now gets help and compassion (hope the FL never takes the divine hand from him).

I sure hope that it's not one of those xianxia's where everyone dies, including the main leads - then we get a 5 second ambiguous reunion in some fluffy visuals

So great to see Baron Chen, wish he had bigger roles in these series. Loved him since I saw him as Glasses, he's so cool in modern dress and in costume.

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I just saw Tai He's face and thought he's evil. I guess the actor has played the villain in so many series, I can't believe the divine hand would even want to be attached to him.

I hope Han Nu disappears - I wouldn't want that kind of "friend" and I don't trust her

If I was him, I'd pull it off and say "how can you make me look like that!??"

I enjoyed most of the episodes except for this stupid scene. Makes the Chinese army look so incompetent in unarmed combat. Directors should be ashamed of themselves.

I hope she dies the most prolonged painful death

Why only 1 episode today? It's gotten more interesting now that Fangyi has learned martial arts and with the glimpses of her real life - what is her relationship with Yan?

Agree with 2. JNN's acting so well, I'd like to beat her up black and blue!

I love Vengo, and with all the dark sombre series ending in deaths, am sure hoping this will have a happy ending. So much sad and bad news in the world, this rom-com with a touch of time travel is enjoyable. Who wouldn't want to wake up from CPR in a hospital room to become a mighty female warrior with a handsome strong "bodyguard"/soulmate? I hope Yan turns out to be a gorgeous doctor who saves her life in reality. Love the older style martial arts too without too much fantasy/CGI rubber animals.

So happy that Alen Fang is ML again. He's so consistently handsome, I just swoon like one of the girls chasing him. Hope it will be a HE for him and FL with several episodes of them enjoying being with each other.

Not empty - I'm relieved it ended "ambiguously" as I would not have been able to handle watching Zan's guilt and flashbacks for Ben dying because he came to save him. Some nightmares about death/hospitals/funerals have returned so will watch YT travel vlogs instead or something that looks light like Les Belles. This was an excellent series depicting the horrors of war and the positive effects of truth journalism and exposing just how cruel "enemies" can be. I wonder if volunteers and journalists should also be given a stint of combat skills training before entering the areas because not everyone respects the lives of "press" or other professional like doctors or other relief workers.

I agree. People with PTSD don't usually commit suicide if they have people who love and support them and a hopeful purpose in life. Seeing the olive tree doesn't mean they died because even the kids in the bus towards the end saw the olive trees they had planted. And if you watch till the very end after the credits of Ep 38, they didn't fade away while looking at the olive tree.

To me Benjamin is the real hero in this series although he maintains a casual playboy look as a coping mechanism. He never gets to share his PSTD with anyone and keeps his promise to Rina to keep Saxin safe. Saxin is indeed brave too as his loss of his mom was the greatest. We will always have the unsung heroes - I'm crying for them too.

She seems fragile, but maybe she should learn how to use it. Which reminds me, I haven't seen any females in the army there.

25 and 26 were tough to get through and seemed like such long episodes. I found that I watched about 10 minutes then did some activity, watched some Youtube travel vlogs, and then continued with the TV on. We have to be careful not to trigger something we had "covered" with care until a safer time.

I hope it doesn't turn into one of those "individual sacrifices for the pride of your home country" endings. After showing us the sufferings of precious lives (and those around them) from the ravages of war, it would be so disappointing to have them all dying for the greater good, just when we believe that caring for each other is so important for emotional recovery. It would cheapen the series to have another sacrificial lamb hero theme. Regardless of our wishes to have world peace, there is only so much that can be done before the hurt overwhelms us.