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Yeah, some of these comments are so rude. I mean, do they even understand what hard work is? Even my grandfather likes Rookie Agent Rogue. (Not joking, him watching Rookie Agent Rogue is one of the reasons that I started watching more dramas.)

Xie Yun's real identity is the emperor of the previous dynasty. His father, the emperor and the rest of his family were skilled in a massacre.

"And who is xie yun really?"
Answer:

From your watchlist, it seems like you are new to Wuxia. Wuxia involves Chinese martial arts and the pugilistic world, where people fight others for different motives. (Some want fame, others want power, others just want to help.) There are both "good" people and "bad" people. The good ones fight to try to eliminate the evil, while the evil fight to gain more power and wealth. Zhou Fei's entire family are great heroes of the pugilistic world (Jianghu), and she also hopes to be a great and famous heroine.

You're welcome!

I haven't read the novel, but there are two side couples in this drama.

No, you're not alone. I love this drama as well. Some people just like complaining about the most trivial details.

You're welcome! I hope the list was helpful!

Cdramas:
Eternal Love of Dream
Love and Redemption
Skate Into Love
Intense Love
The Romance of Tiger and Rose
Go Ahead
Love Is Sweet
My Unicorn Girl
Perfect and Casual

Yeah, you can only wait for Chinese dramas to air. For The Wolf, all 49 episodes were aired in one day without any previous notice.

He/she just said that it is a rumor, so no ones knows the real airing date until a few days before it actually starts airing. This is the algorithm of Chinese dramas.

It's bromance because of China's censorship, but it's completely different from NiF. The Untamed is amazing, though. t's Xianxia and doed not involve politics.

Which TU lover wouldn't want to? T^T

I worded it this way because there were some seriously rude arguments going on about this topic when the drama was airing. People were talking about how much they enjoyed the drama until this episode (some number), and then others argued back that it wasn't "sexual assault" or whatever else they said. So, I said wrote this in a straightforward way to prevent someone else to start another fight in the comments section.

Hmmm...sorry, I honestly don't understand what you mean. All I can say is that he eventually musters up the courage to go against the emperor and the misunderstandings are all resolved at the end.

Yes, he becomes a prince after being "adopted" by the evil emperor, who uses him to gain more and more power. Prince Bo can now speak with other humans without any difficulty, and it's hard for someone to tell that he was once a "wolf" without knowing his background.

Just curious: What episode are you on? It might explain things.

He's too full of himself.

If you scroll down to perhaps a month ago in the comments section, you'll understand.

yeah, it's still really early. I just want to know when, but I don't think anyone knows except the cast and crew.