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I really hope it lives up to its hype. I'm low-key excited for this!

YES! Finally! Oh but to wait until April 2022...so far away.

Yeah, clearly some very very seductive bones are involved here for Shi yi to put up with zhousheng chen's weird family. I would've ran in the other direction, as fast as my legs would carry me.

Ok, ok so the old driver is the grand advisor!!!!!!
Is Mei Xing the monk?🤔hmmm

Is this available on Youtube?

You can watch this without the other but the story is so beautiful and well-told in the prequel that not watching it will be a true loss. Yes the ending is sad but since you already know it from the beginning, you can be prepared for it. Personally, I found the ending sad but not gut-wrenching.

Another thing: I am not loving the hairstyle they gave Zhou Sheng Chen.
The fringes are my enemy!

I'm sort of impatient to figure out who's who between reincarnations. (No spoilers pls! I'll figure it out myself)

Thank you so much!

The siblings are very loyal and supportive towards each other. Their father is a neglectful parent though. Most of the conflict comes from outside sources. There's all that stuff though: divorce, cheating spouses, unhappy relationships.

I'm worried for her. Twitter is a very gross place tbh

I agree. The show had a negative bias against him and it really upset me.

Yeah. It doesn't sit well with me that the only character who got a bad ending was gay and it was such an illogical ending too. I struggled to finish the show after that.

Wtf was that ending to Han Yang's arc?! Why would the police lay a trap like that?! Also giving someone drug so you can arrest them seems very unethical. That was such an annoying twist at the end of a good show.

In the discussion section, there are links to a blog that has summary of each volume and each chapter

I can't stop laughing , the proposal scene looks like a sacrifice ritual!😂😂😂😂

I remember that rumor but it died down after a while so I assumed it was fake. The fact that chan ka lam has quit is also an old rumor. It might be true or fake. Only time will tell.

The untamed was good for its circumstances but I have since learned a bit more about framing, cinematography, and scene-set that revealed some rookie mistakes in the directing. They don't redact from my love for the show at all but that doesn't mean they weren't issues. Now given hob is an expensive massive production, then it wouldn't hurt if these technical issues could also be improved. Chan Ka Lam is an enthusiastic and okay director but losing him is not necessarily a death sentence for the show.

It has never worked before but governments like to try these techniques anyway.

To be honest, tu's directing could've been better so that is not a terrible thing on its own. I hope the production will proceed soon. I was very skeptical but it feels like this show's survival can have historical impact and I'm rooting for them.