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This is the Chinese “Game of Thrones” and no character is sacred to be saved. truly different from other montononous Chinese dramas. the tension is killing emotionally but the realities are awesome. episode 23 I thought was a dream only to wake up to reality.

oh the tension between characters put other shows to shame. not for the soft hearted. I love it.

I’m amazed how they’re able to retain the tension all along. At episode 22 there has been various characters and kept tension in their relationship. not one boring character at all. definitely beats the other shows that are currently shown on storytelling. it can stand in its own merit and people should stop comparing this to PA. completely different genre. each one can stand in their own.

finally….its a Time Machine! and I thought this was about dragons and fake dragons and a snake. sounds like a beautiful plot for a throuple.

when there are so many characters in a series character development takes time to focus on each individual specially the leads. I feel as one of two male leads he is not presented as the stronger one of the two, kinder, yes, but strength in character for me is someone who grapples challenging situations not just love relationships. it’s like how would a general be credible if they don’t fight a war. I have yet to see how he tackles war or maybe this isn’t where the scriptwriter wants to go with this and no respect that but doesn’t mean I like it. the beauty of discussions are understanding and hearing differences. now with 8 episodes to go we’ll see how it goes.

I hope the plot grows into who he truly is as an person. I also feel his just the sidekick to our awesome 9-tailed fox heroine. now her character has truly evolved and became more interesting

yes he is and who is the dragon he is suppose to kill…the evil snake?

yes one is very young and they are contradictions but it doesn’t mean he should be weakening character as his role portrayed. in this late of the series he should be growing his wings and let the fight begin.

wow really….there’s got to be more…just when I got hooked and then drop me like a rock.

I agree and for me that also mean lacking depth of character. who is the real 10th son, I have more feelings toward the fake dragon deity and have more empathy towards him. maybe he is the center of the story and the 10th son is just the support role.

maybe that’s it where are the dragons. there’s a fake one, and the real one that has yet to grow its horn and fangs. seriously I’m rooting for the nine headed snake. she or he is doing all the heavy load for the series.

I feel there’s not enough character development. and maybe he is t the star of the show but a lot of the advertising I saw is focused on him.

I’m still kinda disappointed with the storytelling… too many chapters spent on the fake dragon deity but little on the 10th dragon son. yes there’s bits and piece and with only 10 episodes left it will all be crammed in the end. the pace is too slow that you just feel you’re being dangled on a cliff. hence people watching at different stages will get confused. I’ve been told that’s how this screenwriter likes to tell his stories and direct them as well but like Fangs of Fortune I couldn’t finish the series it was just inconsistent. readin a novel is an active process whilst watching a show is passive so your left waiting. though that’s what fast forward is for. I really can’t rate this show higher than a 7 and credit to their acting is very good.

at episode 14 the storyline is gradually unfolding and yet 26 more episodes to go. however, I am glad I stopped watching POJ to avoid diluting my bias. if people can be fair which is really difficult, unless to use AI to change the faces to original actors of POJ, it would not make sense to use the original actors. they have, however, done a good job of the replacements. good acting skills is good acting skills. and it’s not their fault part two was done 9 years later. I just hope theycc bc an sustain this tensely storyline.

at first I wasn’t sure I would like this series with an over-the-top Duang but it grew on me. what got me hooked is how the two of them evolved, their chemistry, the cute moments, tackling abuse and the family values. it’s not heavy drama, light enough I can chew on it like a light sandwich with bit of them in the middle.

I see. thank you for informing me.

at first I wasn’t sure about this drama. I wanted more clarity so I started PA but decided to stop. it wouldn’t be fair to judge this series against the previous one made 9 years ago. let Revieth stand on its own and be judged on its merit. I’m at episode 5 and it’s beginning to take shape. honestly I prefer this pace than Veil of Shadows. hopefully they can sustain this series to 40 episodes.

I think the issue when the first part was 9 years ago, trying the get the new younger audience to understand the context of the story is to edit previous and current storylines. that is a difficult task for the editor, the episodes keeps vacillating to the past and present and can easily distract the audience. I personally struggled to keep up with the characters and their roles. eventually this will bake into a singular storyline but theses first parts is truly a struggle.

I am struggling to finish episode 15….it is sooooooooo slowwwww! the story just keeps dragging on. I probably won’t finish this series at all not to the next one. and I really liked RJL in One and only and Forever and ever.

probably so my opinion is that there were three timelines in these long episodes which could have been told in away that flowed better instead of frequent switching of the time order and hence would shortened the episodes. however if there are only 29 episodes then the series is already short as it is and maybe this script was written to add these four episodes. but I’m glad I made it to episode 17 now…without fast forwarding.