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In the past, Bingyi tied a piece of Yinglong's soul to the dragon bone. When he did that, he put a piece of his own blood on the sword and there was no dragon bone. I assume that dragon bone was actually Bingyi’s sword. He used one of swords to bound the soul to it and then sealed it in the bingyi clan territory. When Yinglong gave Yichen the dragon bone to which his soul was attached, he actually gave him the sword?So yichen now has both swords, one in his hand and one in him.

Yes, I found it. In chapter 11 at the 37th minute when the masked man speaks, there is a mention of 2 swords. if it is not a translation error, it should be correct.

Honestly, I remember it was mentioned. I think it was said that a sword was made for each horn but I might be remembering wrong.

There were like two in my mind, so I tried to find out which episode first mentioned the making of the sword, but I think I'll have to watch it again because I can't remember where it was first mentioned.And now my curiosity is killing me.

I continue to watch the series, but it was said that two cloud light swords were made from ying long’s horns(if you remember which episode it was mentioned , I would be very happy if you tell me) Then why when the sword broke, they tried to repair it instead of finding the other one. Or did the other sword disappear with bing yi because it had a connection with the person who used it.

I thought that the first goddess(the one cheng huang is in love) we saw was immortal but the ones after her were deity. Maybe because I never saw the true form of the baize goddess, I thought she appeared in human form.

Okay, I get it now, but I thought the first goddess was immortal. Thanks.

Thanks <3

By the way, I am currently watching chapter 10. If it is explained in the future, I would appreciate it if you write that it will be explained in the future without spoilers.

I want to ask a question if anyone has any idea. Why the plague is fatal for the goddess. I don't know if I missed something but wasn't the original goddess immortal? I looked for the discussion for the episodes but I couldn't see it so I wrote here.

What you wrote makes a lot of sense. I hadn't thought of it that way. Thank you very much.

Well, there are a lot of bromance series that have been censored and they still haven't been shown for years even though they have been filmed( immortality, winner is king, eternal faith etc.) Do you have any idea why they didn't choose to use these platforms and bring the series to the audience. after all, it is unfair to both the team and us that these series are not shown when a ton of effort and money has been spent.

There are series that have already been filmed and have not been shown that I am looking forward to, but I think they will never be aired because of censorship :( l am talking about winner is king, immortality and eternal faith btw.

But they were never a couple there either. This is their first series as a main couple.

Honestly, I still watch a lot of c.dramas and I like them, but unfortunately I can't find any series with this flavor. It was one of the series that I really liked and could not get rid of that emotinal effect. After 2021, for some reason, I have a hard time finding such series. Apart from Till the end of the moon, I could not come up with a series that I really liked in the last 3 years. if there was no censorship, I think we would have had the chance to watch many series like this. :(

In fact, I would not have seen most of these negativities if it were not for the unnecessary prolongations and drama between 23-29. Until 23, it served a purpose in some way and I don't have a problem with the fact that it turned the formerly lost city into a living city and benefited
the country in the last 3 episodes.In those 5 chapters, I felt as if an extra drama was put on to make people sad and unhappy more. I dont have a problem with main lead's deaths but my problem is how they served it to us.

I actually enjoy dramas genre and I'm not allergic to unhappy endings as long as they are reasonable, but I feel like the drama in this series is a bit forced. For about 10 episodes, all you watch is regret and hopelessness, which makes you feel helpless. It's like they decided to write an ending where no one is happy. Yes, life is made up of choices, and these choices can affect many people's lives, but here we are watching the trauma and regret caused in others by someone else's mistake (the crown prince burning down the city). Watching the lead character reach the end of their life, imagining how things might have been if someone else’s mistake hadn’t happened, really makes you feel powerless and hopeless.

I think they didn't quite succeed with character design in this series overall. When the male lead fell in love, he suddenly became a completely different person. The general and the crown prince suddenly became affectionate and loving, and Yue Qin, who was initially portrayed as very naive, later turned into someone who made bold decisions. But Meilin was probably the least successful of them all.
In Long Ballad, the female lead was a very courageous character with a strong sense of justice, but some of her mistakes made her seem more real.
Also, I think the relationships in this series felt a bit artificial. The feelings of friendship and unity didn’t come across as strong to me. I don't think the main leads were the problem, but I believe the issue lies in the casting choices and script direction for the other actors, because I didn’t feel this way in their other dramas.

I really felt like 10 episodes were just sickness and grief. Most of the scenes were overly dramatic so I watched fast because I got frustrated which is something I rarely do.
They portrayed a mad lover who wandered around with the dead woman for 3 days which at first I was promised more of a man with a plan, smart and willing to die for his revenge. After falling in love, He turned to a mad/sad man. Also most of the time I felt like their love was not mutual. Even the love between the king-princess and the crown prince- commander was more mutual and somehow felt like real. On the other hand the passion between the leads felt like it was one-sided, jinghe was always the first thig/person to be discarded.
I think Meilin is my least favorite character in the cdramas I have watched so far, and I like strong female figures, but somehow the character of Meilin didn't come across to me. Even though she was shown as someone with a high sense of justice and an upright stance, most of the time I didn't get that feeling of a strong character .Honestly, I couldn’t feel connected with character.

She really changed her voice btw.Normally she has thicker voice.