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Inhales, exhales—what do you know about directing when you’re not even a director? And not to mention, your only experience is watching dramas of your fav. The bar’s pretty low, I see.

While everyone is free to voice their opinions (as long as they’re not being outright rude), I think it’s only fair to dig deeper into a drama before claiming an actor doesn’t suit the role. Just a little information in case you weren’t aware—this story is based on a book, and believe it or not, when Zheyuan was first cast as the male lead, even the book fans weren’t exactly thrilled. However, that narrative eventually shifted once he proved he could bring Li Zan to life. Have you read the book, by the way? Because Li Zan was never described as some overly muscular guy. If you paid attention, it was stated from the very beginning that he’s a volunteer, not a soldier like Benjamin or Jiang Lin, whose physiques are naturally more built.

Uh... not necessarily, I think. Ahahah. But saying more might reveal the plot so I can only say, hope you enjoy the ride!

In the book, their story will continue after marriage, sooo... 😊

I personally have more tolerance for villains who are naturally evil—like, it’s just who they are (re: Zhen Yu the snake)—and they don’t even bother pretending otherwise. That’s so much easier to deal with than someone like the old Lanling Leader, acting all righteous while being rotten to the core with his greed and insecurities. I hope he gets the most brutal ending possible. 😃

And he lowkey wasted tens of thousands of years for that goal 😭😭😭

The peak stupidity of the year goes to Zhen Yu in ep26. Was his mind so clouded with deranged schemes that he actually lost the capability to think? I can’t stop laughing 😭

Fu Ling in her suffering era 🙊

Kind of excited to see Fu Ling starting to catch bits and pieces of her long-lost memories. I can’t wait to see her crumble under the excruciating weight of regret, self-hatred, and whatever else comes her way for all the terrible things she’s done. 🙊

maybe because they have zero interest in character growth and just want the characters to pop out fully perfected

That last sentence took me out lmao relatable 😂

Now that I’m rereading the original comment, it seems fine—was it edited? Initially I thought the person said they had watched six episodes but couldn’t even finish half of one. Sorry about that, must have been my brain glitching hahaha

You can’t even finish half the episode but you’ve watched 6 eps?

Hasn't aired yet but yes it's Xu Kai from Moonlight Reunion!

I hope Hyun Ju survives until the end; the other characters might as well not exist for all I care. 😬

Fortunately, no!

Sometimes, the fights that erupt on Weibo or other Chinese platforms are better left there. Why bring that here and darken the atmosphere? If you can hold your ground on Weibo, great. But if you can’t, then what’s the point?

Also, saying “his dignity hurts” is somewhat amusing, considering he’s likely not the type to waste time endlessly scrolling through social media to see what others say about him. He’s far too occupied with his work for that.

Whoa, calm down. Things have been relatively peaceful here so far, and if you’re going to dissect every word or sentence uttered by others on different platforms, you’re only setting yourself up for unnecessary torment. While you can’t silence others, you do have the power to tune them out by closing your eyes and ears though. That said, I agree with you—take some time for yourself. Just avoid revisiting the root of your frustration.

Arguably, they should’ve sensed something was off the moment Li Kui suddenly showed up in Yangzhou. I just wish they’d spent more time and effort dealing with both Li Kui and Prince Ying. 🥲

I can’t believe they got rid of Li Kui just like that? It felt way too convenient and somehow stretched the limits of believability. 😵‍💫 They spent all this time building him up as this mysterious and powerful figure, but then? Really? The way they handled the villains could’ve been much better, but oh well 🫠