I’m partial to female characters so I enjoy Chang Ge in the drama. I wasn’t frustrated with her, just more…
In this point of the manhua, Chang Ge has met her Uncle Pusa, the Uyghur Elteber. Chang Ge and A'sun are not together since they both part ways. There was a battle of warring factions between Uyghur & the Greater Khan/Turks. Chang Ge becomes an advisor to her Uncle Pusa while A'sun fights along with the Turks. They did not know that they would fight eachother but A'sun fails and is captured. Chang Ge realized this after the battle was over so she thinks that the man her Uncle Pusa hangs/kills is A'sun. She becomes distraught and cries out not knowing A'sun is alive and tied up. She faints and A'sun hears it & sees her from inside Uncle Pusa residence. He frees himself from the ropes & runs to her side. It was very hilarious & sweet.
When she wakes up, Chang Ge thought she was talking to A'sun's apparition/ghost in the dark but it was actually him lol. She cries even more & apologizes for the situation they were put in. It was a really great moment between them.
I’m partial to female characters so I enjoy Chang Ge in the drama. I wasn’t frustrated with her, just more…
Chang Ge is a tad more restraint in her emotions in the manhua although the scenes when she cries is so great, especially when she cried for Mimi & when she thought she had A’sun k*lled lmfao.
I’m partial to female characters so I enjoy Chang Ge in the drama. I wasn’t frustrated with her, just more…
Change Ge is awesome. She’s one of my favorite fictional female character. Manhua wise, I adore A’sun. I like that he’s not a know it all or great at everything. He gives off ‘big himbo energy’ as they say lol.
Now that you mentioned it, you’re absolutely right!! The actions scenes does feel a lot more realistic here…
I like the scene when Chang Ge grabs the dagger from A’sun’s waist sheath and tries to stab him then tries to stab herself but he grips onto her wrists and flings it to the side. I like that scene. The physical tension lol. It was very WOW lol.
I was reminiscing the times when a few of us were frustrated with changge and some of her decisions throughout…
I’m partial to female characters so I enjoy Chang Ge in the drama. I wasn’t frustrated with her, just more so the writing lol during the grassland arc. Change Ge is just cool. I love flaw female characters. They’re more interesting. I like her more than A’sun surprisingly.
I didn’t care much for Hao Du or Leyan. Yes, A’sun & Chang Ge are awesome. Although, I like Chang Ge & Leyan’s…
Although it’s not shown in a overt romantic manner like the drama, A’sun & Chang Ge’s relationship in the manhua is beautiful & well written/developed.
I didn’t care much for Hao Du or Leyan. Yes, A’sun & Chang Ge are awesome. Although, I like Chang Ge & Leyan’s…
A’sun develops a relationship with Chang Ge as a boy. At one point in the story, A’sun calls Chang Ge ‘brother’. Here in the manhua, their relationship is no longer strategist and lord but of friendship/brothers in arm. He has the upmost respect for her & he sees Chang Ge as his equal, still not knowing she’s a girl. So when Master Qin tells A’sun Chang Ge’s is a girl, A’sun is shocked to the core lol.
Their relationship doesn’t become romantic/although vague, until later after he finds her during the Taoist Temple arc. A’sun in the manhua is indeed much in love with her lol.
Yup, idk why but action scenes on ground looks more intense to me, flying here and there sometimes snatches something…
It’s really good. I find myself rewinding to rewatch the fight scenes. Even the hand to hand style/close combat is super intricate but has weight to it.
When she wakes up, Chang Ge thought she was talking to A'sun's apparition/ghost in the dark but it was actually him lol. She cries even more & apologizes for the situation they were put in. It was a really great moment between them.
Their relationship doesn’t become romantic/although vague, until later after he finds her during the Taoist Temple arc. A’sun in the manhua is indeed much in love with her lol.
A’sun was flabbergasted.