I thought about why CZ/ the emperor would send He Yan to Rundu where nothing was happening . It was because this…
I don't think anyone thinks he is a benign nice person. He is delusional and selfish. But he is not all evil. I felt pity for him at times. I was mad his actions led to Yan He's death when it might have been avoided selfish I agree.
Was He Yan sent to Rundu because CZ wanted to protect her? I thought it was because he convinced the KIng to keep the leads separated in fear of their power when they are together.
I felt so much for his character. He saw Ying Tao as his light. There is no way he wanted to hurt her. But in…
There is a deleted scene of him with some unsent text messages but in the Hong Kong arc, they included a scene I believe replaced that. I feel they wanted to create space in time and for her to be on her own to grow in college. I don't want to say more as I know you haven't watched it.
I am not a screenwriter so usually I skip the critiques on production as I don't understand it. I just know what…
I know what you mean. Sometimes I find myself shocked after watching an episode then going into the forums to find the wonderful significant parts that impressed me are not even mentioned, and the parts I didn't even find significant are the topic of disappointments. People might not like what was done, but there are reasons I imagine were the purpose of the screenwriter and director. One thing I do not like is when they take an HE from a novel and turn it into an open ending!
Was He Yan sent to Rundu because CZ wanted to protect her? I thought it was because he convinced the KIng to keep the leads separated in fear of their power when they are together.