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The title (Eight Hundred) is the number of bad decisions being made between Chen Hui and Songge.

It's not so much that she was better than seasoned generals, but she used her martial arts in conjunction with her butchering skills to take them down. Since most people are not familiar with butchering, they were taken by surprise by her movements.

In a flashback, her father commented that she had rare martial arts skills, so that, in conjunction with the training her father gave her, helped her have an advantage over regular soldiers on the field.

In real life, battles are not always won because someone is better. It often is a combination of skills, determination, and luck (which she had).

This right here! I don't know what else you need to know. It is clear to me that he has earned his reputation.

This isn't a plot hole. She learned how to read after being in the capital. She was getting training in palace etiquette, so she would also need to be able to read.

Can I just say how much I loathe the Li clan (with the exception of Li Huai An)?!! I am disappointed that Li Huai An assisted that raving psycho, but at least he tried to warn his grandfather about how bad he would be as a ruler. My hope is that he will not just go with gramps and do something for the people, but if he can't, a part of me will understand the tough position he is in.

That is Yong An Dream https://kisskh.at/736801-yong-an-meng He even passed out a couple of times, if memory serves.

Here is a visual example: https://youtu.be/Js5JpabUO28?si=oSO4Nr1-S4eYFILC 😂

She was trained by her father, who was in the military. While she doesn't know all the military rules, she has martial arts training from her father. The rules can be picked up easily enough. And I second what indudewi mentioned... in times of political instability, earning positions through merit was fairly common.

That is CG, not AI. There is a difference. They only used AI on the actor's face.

And because of the judgment, they actually miss important parts of the story/plot.

I will definitely check out Netflix then. Yeah, there were a few times in How Dare You! where the lyrics did get in the way a bit. I haven't noticed that happening in POJ, though.

On the one hand, it is nice that they provide a translation of the song lyrics, but I just wish they could figure out a better way to display them. I think on Viki, they alternate between the top and bottom of the screen when they are at the same time (if I remember correctly), and that seems to work fairly well.

I'm currently watching on iQiyi because they usually have better subs. I will watch again on WeTV (they have some express extras that look fun, too) and on Netflix (I like to see how the subs differ). Can't watch it too many times. 😜

Or what he *thinks* will benefit everyone. I have a feeling he is in the dark on some things, though, and not making good choices.

I really appreciate you doing that!

Her mom did try, but Changyu isn't the best student. This is why parents aren't always the best teachers: when you face a more difficult student, you have to reach them where they are to help them want to learn.

Qi Min/Sui Yuan Hai is the previous emperor's grandson (son of the Crown Prince - so the real prince). He was swapped with Sui's eldest son in the Eastern Palace fire 17 years ago, so he was raised by Sui. I hope this helps.

I was legit doing math with the number of episodes being released and the typical number of episodes released in Express. Interesting way to use my algebra skills. 😂

Bragging about supporting theft is definitely... something. Next time, keep it to yourself.

It would be nice if we got it earlier, but I was thinking maybe Wednesday or Thursday.

To be honest, I'm not sure that he's really into her quite that way. I think he has plans, and she is being brought into them.