Is it me or does Xiao se looks like he got no Shoulder ..( not body shaming )
I finished watching episode 39 now. And I give this episode a 10. One of the reasons: Wuxin is in it, wonderful, in many scenes. And the other reason: All the characters shined in this episode. All characters, without exception.
But there's a lot of interesting martial art fighting and magic powers, despite it really being a strong romance. Including actor Liu Xue Yi who plays Wuxin in TBY and same Director, Yin Tao.
The emperor recognizing his mistake in front of the battle, it was a turning point. The desperate soldier, Ruo…
Tianwaitian is the "outer heavens", the place to which they say he is returning? ps: This royalty I saw in the anime, he even has a crown and hair there.
The emperor recognizing his mistake in front of the battle, it was a turning point. The desperate soldier, Ruo…
Wuxin belongs to some royalty as there are always these people hailing him like a prince. And even in the anime there's an arc of him taking on the princely or royal position, I don't know, but there's this arc.
The episode revolved around Jinyan, one of the eunuchs, who had in his possession a list of important names, a list that everyone was fighting to get. Lord Chi and Lord Bai dueled in arguments and discussions, but Chu He/Xiao Se was the smarter, thinking ahead of everyone with the eunuch's exoneration document, given by the Emperor. Jinyan had to choose who to trust and hands over the list. Xiao Se was the winner. Lei Wu Jie said: Like father, like son. You two are two foxes, referring to Xiao Se and his father, the emperor. Xiao Se/ Chu he is the only one who dares to delve into the emperor's mind. Jinyan scared of spirits and demons, all huddled in the carriage was funny. The duel that took place outside the chariot against the white-haired eunuch was quite exciting, even Qian Luo participated. In this duel, Xiao Se was quite imposing, and he was stronger than the eunuch Jade Deity, who was injured by the white-haired eunuch. Xiao Se showed his strength and royalty. Jade Deity, in this episode, fought for Jinyan's life and he managed to help save that life. This episode was really good. There were many twists and turns. The emperor burning the list and not even reading it was a turnaround. Everyone was disappointed. And Lord Chi's face was even funny this time. The episode ends with the emperor asking the divine healer, the medical girl, to extend his days of life, because he had something to do. The episode was really good! But I miss Wuxin!!!!! He'll be back in the next episode, episode 36.
The emperor recognizing his mistake in front of the battle, it was a turning point. The desperate soldier, Ruo Yi's father, in his desperation to learn that his fellow soldiers were all dead, brought drama to the scene. The eunuch who kills himself because Lang Yia wouldn't accept being the emperor was another twist. Each little character with their strength. I found it strange that Langyia laughed when he claimed that the eunuchs had bet everything on him, I found it a bit insensitive, as these eunuchs even died for him. But it's a different perspective: they fought for a cause whose object of that cause didn't share the same interest. The young people in this series teach the old ones lessons. General Longyia, for example, taught the emperor, Xiao Se's father, a lesson. Very much in keeping with the original Chinese title (young people's song). Young Langyia's revenge for his father's death in the past was utter contempt for the throne. When Langyia tells the king that the son he chooses for the throne must be the son he hates the most, because on the throne he will not be happy. This sheds light on how much Langyia truly despises the throne. But the best thing about this episode was Lord Chi (Wuxin's half brother) recognizing that he completely failed that day. At the end of the episode, the 3 girls talking to Chiao Se, I found it unusual, a group of women advising a man. Ps: I don't understand how Wuxin is not part of these power plots with Xiao Se's father. Wuxin's half brother Lord Chi is directly involved in these plots. I don't understand who Wuxin's father is. I know Wuxin's royalty too, and should (from what I understand) be on a throne too.
(episode 32): I feel like every character in this story is valued. Lord Bai, the formerly blind prince, giving a speech in front of his dead friend was touching. In that episode, the Dragon Seal Scroll was mentioned. Ruo Yi finding out that her father is against Xiao Se. She boldly told her father that he was wrong. Ruo Yi is a strong and determined character. Xiao Se is a young character, but he manages to analyze the facts and people around him, as if he were an experienced old man. This episode set the stage for the battle of Tianqi City. (episode 33): Actor Baishu, who plays Lord Langyia, is an interesting little character. The actor is more grown-up than he was in the drama Love and Redemption. Here, he is also a funny and conceited character. The conversation with the soldiers in the forest was really fun. And later, riding the horse and wearing the war armor summoning his soldiers, he showed a strong, fearless personality. Two faces in the same character (even with few scenes.). The conversation between Lord Bai and his servant, it seemed that his servant forgot that he was now the blind one. Their eyes looked at the prince, it didn't seem blind. The actor forgot to play this. There were war plots. Lord Chi was shown to be crazy, he said that he should not calculate the risk of war, but only take a risk. In this episode all the characters, in different places, talked about the plots of the battle. It was interesting. The dialogues were very good, full of suspense and strategy. This episode also shows how treacherous eunuchs have been in Chinese history. There are always eunuchs getting involved in matters of political power, and boldly interfering in these affairs. It was an episode of twists and turns. A twist was realizing that Lord Langyia was actually an ally of Xiao Se.
3 
Xiao Se/ Chu he is the only one who dares to delve into the emperor's mind. Jinyan scared of spirits and demons, all huddled in the carriage was funny. The duel that took place outside the chariot against the white-haired eunuch was quite exciting, even Qian Luo participated. In this duel, Xiao Se was quite imposing, and he was stronger than the eunuch Jade Deity, who was injured by the white-haired eunuch. Xiao Se showed his strength and royalty.
Jade Deity, in this episode, fought for Jinyan's life and he managed to help save that life. This episode was really good. There were many twists and turns. The emperor burning the list and not even reading it was a turnaround. Everyone was disappointed. And Lord Chi's face was even funny this time.
The episode ends with the emperor asking the divine healer, the medical girl, to extend his days of life, because he had something to do. The episode was really good! But I miss Wuxin!!!!! He'll be back in the next episode, episode 36.
I found it strange that Langyia laughed when he claimed that the eunuchs had bet everything on him, I found it a bit insensitive, as these eunuchs even died for him. But it's a different perspective: they fought for a cause whose object of that cause didn't share the same interest.
The young people in this series teach the old ones lessons. General Longyia, for example, taught the emperor, Xiao Se's father, a lesson. Very much in keeping with the original Chinese title (young people's song).
Young Langyia's revenge for his father's death in the past was utter contempt for the throne. When Langyia tells the king that the son he chooses for the throne must be the son he hates the most, because on the throne he will not be happy. This sheds light on how much Langyia truly despises the throne.
But the best thing about this episode was Lord Chi (Wuxin's half brother) recognizing that he completely failed that day. At the end of the episode, the 3 girls talking to Chiao Se, I found it unusual, a group of women advising a man.
Ps: I don't understand how Wuxin is not part of these power plots with Xiao Se's father. Wuxin's half brother Lord Chi is directly involved in these plots. I don't understand who Wuxin's father is. I know Wuxin's royalty too, and should (from what I understand) be on a throne too.
I feel like every character in this story is valued. Lord Bai, the formerly blind prince, giving a speech in front of his dead friend was touching. In that episode, the Dragon Seal Scroll was mentioned. Ruo Yi finding out that her father is against Xiao Se. She boldly told her father that he was wrong. Ruo Yi is a strong and determined character.
Xiao Se is a young character, but he manages to analyze the facts and people around him, as if he were an experienced old man.
This episode set the stage for the battle of Tianqi City.
(episode 33):
Actor Baishu, who plays Lord Langyia, is an interesting little character. The actor is more grown-up than he was in the drama Love and Redemption. Here, he is also a funny and conceited character. The conversation with the soldiers in the forest was really fun. And later, riding the horse and wearing the war armor summoning his soldiers, he showed a strong, fearless personality. Two faces in the same character (even with few scenes.).
The conversation between Lord Bai and his servant, it seemed that his servant forgot that he was now the blind one. Their eyes looked at the prince, it didn't seem blind. The actor forgot to play this.
There were war plots. Lord Chi was shown to be crazy, he said that he should not calculate the risk of war, but only take a risk. In this episode all the characters, in different places, talked about the plots of the battle. It was interesting. The dialogues were very good, full of suspense and strategy.
This episode also shows how treacherous eunuchs have been in Chinese history. There are always eunuchs getting involved in matters of political power, and boldly interfering in these affairs.
It was an episode of twists and turns. A twist was realizing that Lord Langyia was actually an ally of Xiao Se.