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Haters are working over timed to rate this drama low.

I will never stop begging the administration of this site to please remove the option that you can rate a drama that Is not even finished!!!!!!! Some people rate low even before is release like others rate high before it releases. Some people are rating even when is two episodes out and some are just haters or people who don't care how the plot developed and rate high because they are fanatics (Yes fanatics not fans there's a level of difference in the delusion.) of the actors!! Some people actually take it seriously of how the dramas are rated or reviewed!!! Some we have experience and are smarted than take the rating serious and because of the reasons I explain above!!!! Where can we gather signatures to request the removal of that option! And yes I have asked about it in the forum meant for requests and also about making the number of blocking members unlimited.

Example Mygoodreads doesn't let you rate a book that is not released or you haven't read.

Yangyang's action scenes never disappoint. I'm here for the fighting scenes.
Also, I didn't expect Zhanzhao and Linglong to have this much chemistry. Even when this drama is not a romantic one, I can feel their chemistry.

Waiting for today episodes... And I was thinking about how glad I am that for once we have a FL who fight with a sword and her martial arts only.
Usually wuxia fls use daggers, or bows (which are cool okay, but swordsss), or a whip, or some sort of magic power, so it's pretty refreshining seeing Ling Long properly fight with a sword and be good at it. I like her.

Even though episode six wasn't subbed as well it was still pretty good and I like how our lead was able to figure out what happened to his friend's family and hopefully we'll get justice. I also think that the rat was not really ham it was someone else masquerading since apparently face masks are common use in this series? What exactly is going on? I guess we will have to see in today's episodes. Love the fight scene. I think they are absolutely the best.

Just saw Zhao Qing bought theater packages to support Yang Yang and this drama over on Weibo. Omg brings back TIA nostalgia vibes. hope she returns for S2 as Zi Ling.

The one things that really stand out so far is the cinematography and set design, which bring back the older wuxia and movie style.

It is refreshing not to see over-saturated and bright colors that are so common in wuxia dramas these days.

this is so good. i'm sobbing in epiosde the way they protected that baby and he left to protect them, my heart. pls tell me he will survive and meet them again, like thats their baby now. i know this isn't romance at all but i love the relationship between the two leads like they already have chemistry, and i love how she's written. i generally dislike how women are portayed in these kind of genre but she's so good like i love this.

Having no prior knowledge of any history involved in this drama, I watched with no expectations. I enjoyed it. 8/10

I finished it and I really liked the last scene, the friendship didn't die

I only know the ending, official in Iqiyi. That is really satisfying. I feel the same.

Or maybe is there a chance you are affected by people comments about the ending before? Because I know, some people commented and added controversies to the discussion. They said it is bad ending: Zhuge Yue died, Chu Qiao died. They also said it is an open ending, the ending is a dream of Yan Xun. Some even said, it is a bittersweet: Yan Xun and Zhuge Yue in their old time, without Chu Qiao.

I actually agree with you—it really isn’t as confusing as some people make it out to be. The ending just requires a bit of attention and understanding of how the story separates reality from “what could have been.” Once you catch that distinction, everything becomes much clearer and even more meaningful.
That final lake scene between Zhuge Yue and Yan Xun is honestly one of the most beautiful parts of the ending. It’s not just there for nostalgia—it’s a quiet tribute to their bond before everything changed. Before power struggles, revenge, and even Chu Qiao came between them, there was genuine friendship and mutual respect. That scene brings you back to that simpler time, and I think that’s why it feels so emotional and reflective.
Instead of focusing only on romance or tragedy, the ending reminds us that their story was also about brotherhood, choices, and how people grow apart because of different paths. It adds depth rather than confusion.
And I get what you mean about the female lead. While her performance was good, having a slightly older actress might have added more maturity and emotional weight to the relationship, especially alongside Lin Yunrui. He really carried Zhuge Yue with such presence—calm, powerful, and deeply expressive without overdoing it. His portrayal made the character feel grounded and compelling, especially in those quiet, emotional moments.
Overall, the ending works because it’s subtle. It doesn’t spell everything out, but it gives enough for viewers who pay attention—and that’s what makes it satisfying rather than confusing.

Finally done! To be honest the last episode was quite emotional. The drama had messy writing, plenty of times there was no proper build up, thing were happening somewhat out of the blue. However, it was fun to watch. For me it was definitely a happy ending with the last few minutes showing what ifs scenario. The score 6.1 is way too low. Also, it was a good opportunity for me to rewatch some episodes from the first season "Princess agents".

The ending is not confusing. All these folks claim to be long-time Cdrama watchers, yet can't figure out what the actual ending is and what is "what could have been." All you need is a little attention.
The last scene of Zhuge Yue and Yan Xun meeting at the lake is a beautiful tribute to the friendship between them because that is what they had before Chu Qiao entered the picture.
I enjoyed it. I only wish the FL was an older actress so there would be more connection between the main leads. LYR is perfect here as Zhuge Yue.

I get why there’s so much confusion around the ending of Rebirth—a lot of it really comes from how different viewers interpret the final scenes, especially after reading other people’s comments.
But if we focus on what the drama actually shows in the official iQIYI version, the ending leans clearly toward a real and satisfying happy conclusion, not a tragic or imaginary one.
First, the idea that Zhuge Yue and Chu Qiao both died isn’t supported on screen. There’s no direct scene, dialogue, or narrative confirmation of their deaths. Instead, what we see is them living peacefully together, even having children, and sharing quiet, everyday moments. Those scenes are presented in a grounded, continuous way—not like memories or illusions.
Second, the “it’s just a dream of Yan Xun” theory is more of a fan interpretation than an actual plot point. Usually, when a drama wants to show something as a dream, it gives clear hints—like sudden transitions, emotional framing, or a wake-up moment. None of that is strongly emphasized here. The flow of the ending feels like a continuation of their story, not a separate imagined reality.
Third, the “open ending” or “bittersweet ending” idea mostly comes from how different people feel about the story rather than what is literally shown. Yes, there’s a contrast between the painful past and the peaceful future, and Yan Xun’s character carries a lot of emotional weight. But that doesn’t erase the fact that Zhuge Yue and Chu Qiao are shown to have reached a happy, stable life.
So overall, those darker interpretations—death, dream, or purely bittersweet—are mostly influenced by:
expectations of a tragic ending
comparisons to other versions or stories
or simply the spread of online theories
If you watched it directly and felt that the ending was clear, peaceful, and real, then that’s actually the most straightforward and supported interpretation. Sometimes, the story really does give the characters the happy ending they deserve—and in this case, it looks like it did.