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I try to look the other way with certain plot issues to focus on the bigger picture but this moment in ep 32 just about send me off to WTF!?! The rationale behind her mistrust of BFX has no foundation. It wasn't the first time she started doubting BFX. No one in the sect really questions BFX's intentions but at the slightest rumor, she goes off on the accusation end. This time, it's just worst. BFX was the last person who saw her father, her father is dead. Oh, it's totally you did it. And even then, without more than a mere few mins, she is enraged and impulsive enough to just stab her? BFX isn't a nobody to her. From the trailer, I honestly thought BFX got hurt from protecting HFX and that would of been more admirable. But not this.

I loved My Bargain Queen which I enjoyed but if I had to pick between Seven Tan and Wu Jin Yan, Seven wins for me! She's so versatile and she doesn't make any scene boring. I'm a big Lin Geng Xin fan and I would watch anything with him in it. While everyone is bashing ML for being terrible - he has redeeming qualities. He's suppose to grow during the series too to become a better version of himself while FL is growing by getting the experience she needs to be successful in the investment world. She has a lot to catch up on.

3 episodes in for now...Love it from the 1st episode. The wait was not a disappointment. I missed seeing Yang Yang in a wuxia drama. His last one that I watched was The Four from 2015. I tried to watch Martial Universe and just couldn't get into it. My fave from him is Whirlwind Girl. Since then, Yang Yang has been in various E sports like series which aren't for me and I longed to see him in the genre I enjoy. Love him here! It's also extremely refreshing to see a FL whom I've liked as well start off as a strong character who can hold her own weight. Not a coming of age hero/heroine but seeing them work together (see episode 3) was just absolutely breathtaking.

I agree. Maybe it's the storyline and her character but the character is very touchy, literally constantly touching, hugging, holding that does not fit the period. She is literally throwing herself at her. Being proactive is one thing but constantly in his face and being only mere inches apart from each other is too much. It seems like a light heart story which I don't mind.

It's not even a proper reincarnation...this predates Yunxi Palace in the timeline. I found their chemistry was amazing in Yunxi Palace but in Royal Feast- it's almost like it's taken for granted and the effort is missing.

You are so right about ending it at the "walking through the tall grass". Heck, they can even throw in that happy and gleeful moment when all three of them were sitting down and planning something fun and let us just enjoy it. It was wholly unnecessary to make a gut wrenching turn of events to speak to the "real truth" behind ML's father's death. We wouldn't have known. We would of been happy when knowing who ordered the death and be done with it. I get using misunderstandings, distance apart to make the heart grow fonder but at this point, it was very far fetched to do it and make us go angsty for no good reason. I still enjoyed the whole series.

I'm at episode 10, but I'm finding FL confusing. We went from a crush, distant admiration to suddenly all out confessions of love? There is literally zero background story about her character. We don't really know where she is from and how she ended up in the palace. There is almost no sense of purpose. I get this isn't Yanxi Palace but at least develop a decent character profile.

Xu Kai on the other hand is impressing me. All other characters are deeply lacking depth and it doesn't seem like a classic Yu Zheng with elaborate plots and in-depth characters.

Love this drama from day 1. Finally, a drama of Jeremy Tsui where he is not overdubbed. Finally, a rarity where the FL isn't annoying. She's not perfect of course but she is someone who you would root for. Her stubbornness isn't at all cost and I love that ML doesn't baby her either. So refreshing to have a decent storyline.

I'm with you on Zhao Kai. I actually really liked his character and the actor who plays him is the 2nd prince in Joy of Life. I recently saw him in Luoyang and he is really suited for smart roles. I don't necessarily think he was mislead by Han Diaosi but misguided yes. His place in the world is very different from XFN. He had to make a name for himself and he had to make a purpose for himself. No one was there to pave it for him and the only person who gives a damn about him is Han Diaosi. Despite that, he's not necessarily a bad person - he was looking for a way to survive and be more than just a student. I love it when he shows admiration to XFN multiple times and love one of his last few words wasn't about how he hated XFN and jealous that he has everything he's ever wanted in life - but he spent his last few breathes actually praising XFN. What drama character does that (who isn't a protagonist)?

Actually, I am wrong. I got mixed up with another drama that he is ML in which was filmed in 2017 and still not released. It's also a period/war drama so I got confused. THIS series was after Joy of Life.

This series predates Joy of Life by a couple of years but to see a remarkable similarity of ML's character across both different series is amazing. I love his charismatic nature. A good interlude while we all wait for Joy of Life season 2.

There are actually at least two chinese tv series that focus on COVID. It's available on Youtube. 在一起 | With You.

Been here since ep 1 for the main couple - love Liu Xue Yi's real voice and he works well with Zhang Yu Xi. Staying till the end.

The main leads are not dubbed. It's their real voice in real time.

Does anyone notice that the ML is NOT constantly dubbed? There are times he is speaking in his actual live voice but then in the same scene, a few seconds later- it's being dubbed over and it does not really sound like him. His actual voice is my god, very very sexy. The dubbed one- ugh..not as much.

For first time, Yang Mi is NOT dubbed in a period/fantasy drama. She's always been dubbed by someone else.

Have to say this is my fave Joseph Zeng drama to date. I first learned about him in Dragon Sabre but I've been hardwired to prefer the TVB version from 2000 that new versions never stand up to it. He did decently well in Dragon Sabre but thanks to the script writing, his character development started swaying off from the original material and made it unbearable at times. I've not seen him with Liang Jie yet (I've seen only 6 episodes) and it does not give me the same happy and eagerly awaiting feelings I would with Rebirth for You. Loving it so far.

Thank you. I thought it was his song but I don't know the name of it.

My theory is that he feels deeply ashamed for not only losing everything again but he lost a very good and loyal friend. Similar to the time when he was at his lowest- he broke up with girlfriend because he had nothing to offer to her for a happy/stable life. He probably hasn't gotten over the fact that he's lost the company he worked hard to build. He's too proud to ask for help as well. I think he's not going to get back in touch with his friends unless they actively seek him out.

Can someone tell me the chinese name of the cantonese song played at the very end of ep 36?