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this is so cute ♥

She "reset" the world to one year before she first met Yuan Ling. Part of the price she has to pay for doing this is that everyone forgets her and it is as if she didn't exist in that world before and if she ever tells the truth about this, she has to pay for it with her life (probably her life, the guy said "a life", so it could also be the person she tells? I'm not a native Chinese speaker, so I'm not sure if it is certainly her life).

As for the summary, I'm not sure what you want to know? Episodes 1-5 are the first world, Qing Chen and Yuan Ling fall in love, but it is a forbidden love (but also predestined because of their morning and evening stars) and so the ministers etc are against it and Yuan Zhan uses that (and dark magic) to take over the throne. The witch folk come to the rescue at the last minute, but all they can do now is use their twelve (magic) stones and Qing Chen's blood to turn back the time and only Qing Chen will remember that this ever happened.
After that, from episode 6 onwards, it's the new world. It's different, probably because the witches now don't have all of their stones, because they were scattered when their power was used for the time manipulation.

oh my god, all the time i'm asking myself "okay, are you the good one or the bad one?" because i somehow can't keep those two (yuan ling and yuan zhan) apart at all and have to guess xD i've only watched the first five eps, so i hope it'll get better with time.

that's were i was looking before xD but it's only line tv there, too :(

does anyone know how to watch this? cause i don't have a thailand or taiwan vpn for line tv and i couldn't find it anywhere else.

i actually liked the last episode again (after not liking some in between...), but uhm, i didn't like that this was the last episode. ending on a cliffhanger. season 2 not confirmed. wtf D:

the emotional storyline is completely understandable, which I loved about this drama. most of this could've happened in real life (with a bit less flair xD), their problems were real and even though very unlikely to happen exactly like this in real life - the way they handled them and their relationship as a whole seemed very true to life. there were cliches and second leads and stuff, but for the most part, the leads handled these things in a mature way. they have their flaws of course, but they work through them and they grow as people. even the ending seemed as if it could happen like this in real life.
tbh, in a way, their relationship reminded me of my last relationship and watching this helped me understand a few things, so I may be biased xD
this drama is not without a few frustrating parts, but at least they seem to be there because of the characters' flaws and for their growth, not just for story's or drama's sake.

I know it's been over a year, but I picked this up again yesterday! (And finished it today) You were right :) I even should've just watched one more episode and the cuteness would've begun xD
But it was nice watching it now, I could find a lot of myself in the female lead and I don't think I would've seen this a year ago. So I'm glad I waited until now, even if it wasn't on purpose.^^
Thank you! Because of you, this has always kind of been in the back of my head and thus I could give it another try. :)

I really love the soundtrack

I actually started reading the novel after seeing the first episodes last weekend and I love it! I'm somewhere in the 200s chapters and still not caught up with the damn drama xD right now I'm where they pretend that Tan'er got wounded heavily after she tried to save him from that arrow. Also I have to say, the love story develops a lot quicker in the drama, Tan'er /still/ doesn't really understand her own or his feelings in the novel and I'm like getting crazy xD

I mean, you never know with these dramas, especially because for some reason they decided to leave the "original" qu taner in the body? that's not in the novel, so how they solve that problem is a mystery. the novel is actually still ongoing, although there is like a clear cut around chapter 500 and it's indeed a happy "ending" there. :) afterwards they apparently like travel to other times/universes together or something, I haven't actually read that part of the novel. but yeah, from the tone of the drama, I'd guess it is a happy ending, even with that change from the novel.

xiao tan, and they are two different people who share a body, xiao tan was put in there not long (probably, it's two years in the books but seems less in the drama) before the drama starts, she's originally from our world nowadays. qu taner is the "real" qu taner from ancient times who grew up there.

if you watch it without subs, there are four new eps on dailymotion (i always look for them on maplestage)

do you mean the one with the weird yellow shoulder puffs? that's the 14th prince, so yes, his brother :)

yees, i hope so, too!!

i'm not totally sure, but the description on the youtube videos says two episodes every monday and tuesday, so it's 4 eps per week, at least on the youtube channel

to get around censors, they explained time travel through einstein. good enough premise for me xD

the real romance is with bai michelle :) (he is in a relationship with zhang meng's character in the beginning though)

i haven't watched it, so i don't know. it doesn't seem like he falls for her, but that doesn't exclude a marriage for other (most likely military) gains

the original has 46 epiodes, viki just cut it down to 40, that's why subtitled versions have only 40 episodes :)