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Oh I thought you meant during the scene with the masked man.
With the group, he often keeps a cool face. Besides isn't it that from his perspective, dying or losing his ability to hurt people can be a good thing?
I'd say I hope the rest of the team don't downplay it, but oh well.

Really? But to me, he looked uncharacteristically shocked. Then again, can we ever trust his expressions?

I think he made an educated guess, put 2 and 2 together. What's strange to me is him leaving his guard down in front of the guy's disciple

Lmao don't do that to yourself 😅

How do you guys power through several episodes of a show you find boring? I can barely stand one

Moral of the day: Be in Li Luns' camp. Don't be in his basement lol

Yeah. The best they've tried so far is postponing his resolve to die. And I'd understand that to some extent. They're all young and inexperienced.

But them saying something and behaving the opposite is starting to affect... well, everything.

Their words constantly indicate that they understand, but they always end up doing something that suggests otherwise.

Their reaction to BJ's case was like ZY was invisible. It gave me the impression that since ZY killed people, he has no right to be angry at someone for hurting him. Effectively erasing their vocal claims of understanding it was not in fact his fault in the first place.

Same thought. He's the one poisoned and others get to forgive. It's like it's his duty to be forgiving by default and isn't allowed to hold the slightest of grudges.

Yeah, I'd strongly suggest staying away from the comments untill you're caught up. Cdrama comment sections tend to be full of huge spoilers.

And if it's any help, nothing is really determined in the story yet.

(By no regard for human lives, I meant before his injury.)

In the end, I believe LL's view on friendship is similar to what a lot of us believed as a kid: friends are forever.
It's a pure notion, but tragically simplified.
That imo completed with LL's emotional persona and some nonsensical choices of ancients gods (aka grown ups), doomed LL.

"in the name of" malicious energy? Seriously?

The way he rubbed it in XD They really do resemble an old couple

By that time, it was too late. He'd killed many and was bound to face punishment. Besides, Baize goddess was also ZY's friend.
He wasn't gonna stand by and watch her get killed. Of all people, LL should've understood that.
Baize goddess wasn't gonna hurt LL. That was the better option.

And all that is assuming ZY did still consider LL his dear friend. Which I'm not so sure about.

Exactly. It aired yesterday. Many have not watched it yet. There's also people who prefer binge 4-5 or more episodes in one go. You're ruining their experience.

And this is the second time he's appearing with a critical solution

Ying Lei, the light in the dark✨

LL's disregard for humans wasn't developed 8 years ago. He originally didn't care about the weak. That was part of the reason he got injured in the first place.

Your take is really interesting btw. It interprets LL's pov well, imo. I'm curious about his character's possible future development.

Everyone's talking about it. They just use a spoiler tag so as to not ruin the experience for others🙄

I wonder if things would be different had he used his resources to find a cure for his injury instead