you guy know how much I love Lan Lan! Actually he may be the same as Su Yi Shui when he lost his memory and become…
The difference between them is SKL have more mature vibe, seems like he always have a lot of thing in his mind, a lot of responsibilities, pain and things that makes him tired but SYS in his memory lost time had this childish behavior, more jealous، super proud of himself, thinking no one is same level as him.
Today there is no shooting for main actors just costume fitting for official character posters and other materials. Deng wei will have plain long black heir style🥲 I wanna see it...
Seems like tommorow is rest day too and they are only going to reshot with supporting actors🤧
Suddenly, a figure appeared between her and the Thunder God — Si Kuanglan, sword in hand.He stood fearlessly…
And then she will be like:
She let out a final sigh of relief. Maybe the Thunder God isn't so bad after all, she thought. I don't want to marry him anymore, but I do respect him. Not that I'll ever tell him that.
Suddenly, a figure appeared between her and the Thunder God — Si Kuanglan, sword in hand.He stood fearlessly…
"You're a rare one among mortals. No wonder you get along with that wild girl. When you go back, have her treat your arm. Taking a divine strike barehanded cannot leave you unharmed."
I found thunder god and SKL moment in book 4 arc 6:
Suddenly, a figure appeared between her and the Thunder God — Si Kuanglan, sword in hand.
He stood fearlessly before the deity, his blood-red sword still unsheathed, its pale blade glowing with a crimson light. A thin wisp of smoke rose from the weapon, and his right arm trembled slightly — a visible toll from deflecting a divine lightning strike.
Tao Yao stared in utter shock.
Not only had Si Kuanglan somehow broken free from the Thunder God's time-freezing spell, but he had also used his mortal body and that very sword to block a heavenly thunderbolt — a feat that should have been impossible for any human.
Even the Thunder God himself raised an eyebrow, glancing at the charred craters in the distance. "So there's another one who can move," he muttered.
Tao Yao, mouth agape, stared at Si Kuanglan. "You... you're still alive?!"
Si Kuanglan lowered his sword slightly, shot her a sideways glance, and asked coolly, "So this is the man you were crying to marry?"
Tao Yao immediately shut her mouth. Of all the things to say at a moment like this...! It had to be that damned snake, Liu Gongzi — he must have blabbed about it during their last trip to Luoyang.
"I don't want to marry him anymore," she said with a dark look.
"Good. There's still hope for you yet." Si Kuanglan nodded calmly.
"That's not the point right now!" Tao Yao snapped back to reality. "Are you insane?! Do you even know who you're pointing that sword at?! Do you have a death wish?!"
Without even glancing at her, Si Kuanglan replied, "I thought someone as stubborn as you deserved to be struck down. But you're still under contract with my house. I can't have you dying here — it'd look bad for my reputation."
He then raised his sword, pointing its tip directly at the Thunder God's chest, and declared:
"I'm standing here today. No one lays a hand on anyone from my household."
A mortal, pointing a sword at a god — the Thunder God almost laughed. In all his centuries of existence, no one had ever dared show him such "respect." From the heavens to Kunlun, from gods to demons to humans, all bowed before him. Only Tao Yao had the nerve to defy him. And now this man, with a mere blade, had the audacity to challenge him.
"One stubborn fool is annoying enough," the Thunder God thought. "But a pair of them... truly a headache."
They are completely diffrent for me.
Edited, sorry I forget to write debute before 🚶♀️➡️🚶♀️➡️🚶♀️➡️
Seems like tommorow is rest day too and they are only going to reshot with supporting actors🤧
She let out a final sigh of relief. Maybe the Thunder God isn't so bad after all, she thought. I don't want to marry him anymore, but I do respect him. Not that I'll ever tell him that.
Si Kuanglan smiled faintly.
"I appreciate the concern. I'm fine."
He stood fearlessly before the deity, his blood-red sword still unsheathed, its pale blade glowing with a crimson light. A thin wisp of smoke rose from the weapon, and his right arm trembled slightly — a visible toll from deflecting a divine lightning strike.
Tao Yao stared in utter shock.
Not only had Si Kuanglan somehow broken free from the Thunder God's time-freezing spell, but he had also used his mortal body and that very sword to block a heavenly thunderbolt — a feat that should have been impossible for any human.
Even the Thunder God himself raised an eyebrow, glancing at the charred craters in the distance. "So there's another one who can move," he muttered.
Tao Yao, mouth agape, stared at Si Kuanglan. "You... you're still alive?!"
Si Kuanglan lowered his sword slightly, shot her a sideways glance, and asked coolly, "So this is the man you were crying to marry?"
Tao Yao immediately shut her mouth. Of all the things to say at a moment like this...! It had to be that damned snake, Liu Gongzi — he must have blabbed about it during their last trip to Luoyang.
"I don't want to marry him anymore," she said with a dark look.
"Good. There's still hope for you yet." Si Kuanglan nodded calmly.
"That's not the point right now!" Tao Yao snapped back to reality. "Are you insane?! Do you even know who you're pointing that sword at?! Do you have a death wish?!"
Without even glancing at her, Si Kuanglan replied, "I thought someone as stubborn as you deserved to be struck down. But you're still under contract with my house. I can't have you dying here — it'd look bad for my reputation."
He then raised his sword, pointing its tip directly at the Thunder God's chest, and declared:
"I'm standing here today. No one lays a hand on anyone from my household."
A mortal, pointing a sword at a god — the Thunder God almost laughed. In all his centuries of existence, no one had ever dared show him such "respect." From the heavens to Kunlun, from gods to demons to humans, all bowed before him. Only Tao Yao had the nerve to defy him. And now this man, with a mere blade, had the audacity to challenge him.
"One stubborn fool is annoying enough," the Thunder God thought. "But a pair of them... truly a headache."