One of the most sympathetic characters in this drama is Qi Feng. He suffered so much and was manipulated into becoming evil but his reasons are justifiable.
If she didn't kill she'd have die , the doctor was killed simply to protect her own identity (remember they were…
The old doctor that treated her wounds without knowing her also showed her genuine kindness, but she murdered him in cold blood. The only reason why she didn’t kill Chong Zhao is because even without her memories, she instinctively liked him, since she liked him in childhood. Fu Ling is a victim but that doesn’t erase the fact that she enjoyed killing.
I don’t want to watch the last 5 episodes after seeing all the spoilers 😭. I was so invested in this drama,…
The mystifying spell that erases memory can be undone. If you haven’t watched the last 5 episodes, you should, because it showed that one of such spells was undone at Chuzhou. So I have no doubt in season 2, that it would be undone.
How could everyone just forget him like that??? That’s the most unfairest ending I have ever scene and this…
In this drama, the mystifying spell (the spell that erases memory) has been cast 3 times. The battle of Lingyan (Shen shu and Lord Wei were present here), at Chuzhou by Duke of Zhenbei to cover up the massacre of Chuzhou citizens and finally, by Xu Qian’s father, to make everyone forget him. So far, the spell has been undone once, and this was at Chuzhou. So in season 2, it’s possible for the spell to be undone so everyone can remember Xu Qian.
Now I have some questionsIs this last ep different from novel? (I don't want novel spoilers but want to know if…
The post credit scene of episode 40 hinted on a second season, which will be about the Witcher sect and Yunzhou arc.
About Lord Wei, I suspect he may not really be dead, Xu Qian’s father was referring to Lord Wei when he talked about equivalent exchange. Also, Xu Qian gave the Senior song at the astronomical bureau the alchemy codex, talking about rebuilding soul to achieve rebirth. But we will only get the answers in the second season.
I thought I would hear the definite answer but I must have missed it. What exactly is the Dafeng fortune? Is it…
I assumed it’s something like Mandate of heaven that maybe materialized into an artifact, and it determines the prosperity of a country if its present or the doom of a country if it’s absent. When loong met Xu Qian, the dragon was attracted to some kind of bluish white spiritual essence that was radiating from him, which is probably the Fate/Fortune of Dafeng.
From the post credit scene on episode 40, The show is definitely building up to have a second season. I wrote…
So basically, there was a huge twist at the end. Just as Xu Qian was about to fight the Emperor, the hooded man in black cast a mystifying spell over Dafeng causing everyone to forget who Xu Qian is.
The hooded man in black is Xu Pingyan, Xu Qian’s father. He has been the person behind everything that has happened in the series, including putting Dafeng’s fortune in Xu Qian, and merging Shen Shu’s severed hand with Xu Qian. But the interesting thing is that, he told Xu Qian that he only cast the mystifying spell on Dafeng to protect him.
According to Xu Qian’s father, the supervisor, who we all thought was good all this while had been plotting to increase his cultivation and rank by taking the Dafeng fortune within Xu Qian. So by making everyone forget who Xu Qian is, his father was trying to block the supervisor’s plan and protect Xu Qian. He also said, the Dafeng fortune belongs to him and Xu Qian, which is interesting because isn’t it supposed to be a royal artifact?
Anyways, this story really needs a second season to tie things together. What happened to Shen shu? How did he end up with his severed hand at the bottom of the lake? What exactly is Shen Shu’s origin story? What later happened to the emperor? The drama said Lord wei died, but Xu Qian’s father mentioned something about sending Lord Wei back as an “equivalent exchange”? I know I might sound delulu, but maybe Lord Wei wasn’t actually dead? So many questions, but i guess we will find out in the second season. I hope we aren’t kept waiting for too long.
I love the way Xu Qian dealt with those two useless men. Why do evil people cry for help when they receive the exact same medicine they dish out to others.
About Lord Wei, I suspect he may not really be dead, Xu Qian’s father was referring to Lord Wei when he talked about equivalent exchange. Also, Xu Qian gave the Senior song at the astronomical bureau the alchemy codex, talking about rebuilding soul to achieve rebirth. But we will only get the answers in the second season.
The hooded man in black is Xu Pingyan, Xu Qian’s father. He has been the person behind everything that has happened in the series, including putting Dafeng’s fortune in Xu Qian, and merging Shen Shu’s severed hand with Xu Qian. But the interesting thing is that, he told Xu Qian that he only cast the mystifying spell on Dafeng to protect him.
According to Xu Qian’s father, the supervisor, who we all thought was good all this while had been plotting to increase his cultivation and rank by taking the Dafeng fortune within Xu Qian. So by making everyone forget who Xu Qian is, his father was trying to block the supervisor’s plan and protect Xu Qian. He also said, the Dafeng fortune belongs to him and Xu Qian, which is interesting because isn’t it supposed to be a royal artifact?
Anyways, this story really needs a second season to tie things together. What happened to Shen shu? How did he end up with his severed hand at the bottom of the lake? What exactly is Shen Shu’s origin story? What later happened to the emperor? The drama said Lord wei died, but Xu Qian’s father mentioned something about sending Lord Wei back as an “equivalent exchange”? I know I might sound delulu, but maybe Lord Wei wasn’t actually dead? So many questions, but i guess we will find out in the second season. I hope we aren’t kept waiting for too long.