what a well-written review! Although my review wasn't exactly close to yours (i gave it 6.5 lol) I can definitely…
We have different opinions, but no one can deny that Xie Yun is awesome!
Answer: Xie Yun's title as prince is basically irrelevant besides the fact that he had been poisoned by the Demons before because he was heir to the Xiao throne. His prince identity is mentioned by Shen Tianshu, but it isn't really crucial to the storyline.
hi, can i ask for a spoiler?1. when the main lead officially become a couple?2. any misunderstanding and break…
1. I don't remember what episode it was. I watched this a few years ago, and I'm too lazy to look for the episode. (sorry!) 2. I think there are misunderstandings, but no break ups 3. It's a happy ending.
Again, sorry. I watched this two years ago, and because this drama wasn't very memorable, I haven't rewatched it.
If there ever is one, I won't watch is. (That is, if there is one) The producer didn't really refer to "Ashes of Love 2", he referred to the Honey Trilogy.
I see a hater that frequents this page. I mean, is it that necessary to comment and "agree" on every bad review?
Ugh, forget it. I'm here to tell everything a few cool things: 凤(feng) in Yu Sifeng means phoenix. (which you probably already know)
I was flipping through my Chinese dictionary because I'm weird, and came across 璇玑, which is Xuanji. I never knew that Xuan Ji was also a term for astronomical instruments and a cluster of stars in the sky! Shi Si Lang did some creative thinking there.
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Answer: Xie Yun's title as prince is basically irrelevant besides the fact that he had been poisoned by the Demons before because he was heir to the Xiao throne. His prince identity is mentioned by Shen Tianshu, but it isn't really crucial to the storyline.
Thank you in advance.
2. I think there are misunderstandings, but no break ups
3. It's a happy ending.
Again, sorry. I watched this two years ago, and because this drama wasn't very memorable, I haven't rewatched it.
Ugh, forget it. I'm here to tell everything a few cool things:
凤(feng) in Yu Sifeng means phoenix. (which you probably already know)
I was flipping through my Chinese dictionary because I'm weird, and came across 璇玑, which is Xuanji. I never knew that Xuan Ji was also a term for astronomical instruments and a cluster of stars in the sky! Shi Si Lang did some creative thinking there.
Bye bye.