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What I wanted was the certainty of who would be the attacker who prevents Si Feng from preventing all future tribulations from Chu Xuanji. Si Feng could have prevented all of her (and his) suffering, but someone prevented it (probably Hao Chen, or someone else), from that. Should this be the first fact before the 10 tribulations that the two would have to suffer? (suffering mainly from Si Feng.).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MN5g8ppzWGA
The scene in which Cheng Yi (Si Feng) helps his colleague Liu Xue Yi (Hao Chen).
Hao Chen was helped by Cheng Yi (Si Feng). Liu Xue YI (Hao chen was going to fall again with the cables that held him. And Cheng YI held him so he didn't fall. So Hao Chen (LIu Xue Yi, realized that he is very bad at these cables. He was helped by his colleague , otherwise it would fall again.)

In heaven when they remember past lives there is a moment when Si Feng with his wings of fire and his beautiful armor looks at Chu XuanJi (God of war) and says: From now on no one will be able to hurt you, and for the moment when he was going to do the magic for that to happen, someone powerful comes behind him (I don't know who he is, probably Hao Chen) and stops him, something hits Si Feng's chest. What does this scene mean?

So true.

What I meant is that the level of pain, the poignancy of that pain, from Ashes of Love I can only compare with the second male lead Run Yu (but of course he was not the first protagonist, so he was not a perfect hero), but until the end of it in Ashes of Love it was redemption for Run Yu, and it wasn’t like the end of a real villain (because deep down he wasn’t that villain, no.). Si Feng of Love and Redemption, however, (is the PERFECT), protagonist, totally pure, sincere, courageous, capable of the most impossible sacrifices and in no time he manipulates, or tries to manipulate, is totally genuine.

That's right (very well explained by you.) Thanks.

The ml in Ashes of love doesn't suffer as much as Si Feng from "Love and Redemption". From "Ashes of love" the only one who has a similar suffering is Run Yu (second male protagonist) who always feels rejected and suffers liters of tears just like our beloved Little Phoenix Yu Si Feng.

I watched episode 18 again. Here Si Feng was so determined: even though that flower-shaped lamp didn’t light up (supposedly proving that Chu Xuanji) didn’t love him, he didn’t give up and only accepted what his eyes really saw it, and he went to her and kissed her. Facing the circumstances.

Thanks a lot ! Beautiful !

Ummm, Ok, "reincarnated person". Thanks !
But clearly in this trailer is Yuan Lang nesting metallic clothing (his face covered) with a metal mask. I think ihe must be even worse than we imagined. I see Yuan Lang worse than Hao Chen. I have that impression. (At least in the TV drama.).

Oh, this dialogue is so beautiful, wonderful, well written, and perfectly interpreted by our protagonists. Masterpiece.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPKNml0DRm8
From minute 1:57 to minute 1:59 we see a being in armor and a metallic mask and helmet, and we hear Yuan Lang's voice (Deputy master) clearly. But in reality it is not this trailer that I wanted to show, but in one of these trailers it shows Yuan Lang in this war in the sky jumping on the ground and shows his face, in this armor.

I saw a scene in the battle in the sky in the "ultimate trailer", in which Yuan Lang appears in that battle wearing armor. What does that mean ? Is he also one of the gods who is living mortal life on earth?

Ok. Thanks !

What would be too much ? (but I always like the adaptation of the dramas), removing and adding things in the right measure, improving the spirit of the story.

What would create controversy? (but I always like the adaptation of the dramas), removing and adding things in the right measure, improving the spirit of the story.

Beautifully explained by you. Thanks.

This reminds me of one of the titles of this drama mentioned above: "The Colored Glaze Beauty".

Chu Xuanji's mother died at the hands of Deputy master. Si Feng's father died in Si Feng's arms (due to the third stroke of the love curse) when Deputy Master told him something about his beloved (a letter written in the blood of Si Feng's mother). And that triggered his death. But before he died he had revealed to Si Feng that he was his father.

HC is the bad boy. But ... I don't understand how they say that at the end of the story he will be punished, taken to heaven by his father. (There is even a scene in one of these trailers, in which he appears with all white hair.) What I know that in Chinese fantasy dramas, someone with super power when they suffer a great loss of that power has white hair. (as the main character in "Love better than immortality"), in the end he had white hair due to having used almost all of his power to heal his beloved who was almost dead. (It is not the case with HC, it will be a punishment.).