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"until it reached the point where the pain was so deep, you couldn’t even feel it anymore…"

where do you see 16K, at top of the comments, I see Comments (17891)... well with this it's now 17892

there were subtle intimate moments between them hinting at intimacy

OK so I missed that nuance. You're saying that the way she confronted him that he was not testing them but testing himself trying to prove himself wrong, that reality struck a chord contained meaning that he decided to give her the time device knowing that it will help everyone. So, in the end, he was not a complete villain.

The reason it doesn’t fade into the background after a few episodes is that the centuries-long feud is the spine of the drama. This story doesn’t drop it; it builds on it, through multiple cycles of marriage and separation.

I guess only she could do this, not Xiao Jing Shan. And he hoped she could change his past too, so he was willing to die?

Why did Xiao Jing Shan leave her time travel device? He said, "final step require the creator to sacrifice his life" so he must have killed himself as he vanished, so the time reversal dial could be "forged" and when he vanished, then it appeared to her, and "I'm giving it to you. Don't let me down." Was it redemption or final manipulation?

Thanks for sharing.

Glad you discover He Rui Xian. Her performances always stands out.

AvenueX likes Liu Yuning a lot. She has a disdain for certain actors though. She went two millimeters into Bai Lu’s scalp, and that’s exactly how shallow she is. She tries to act like she's such an expert pointing out smallest details. She thinks something only has value if it’s formally recognized. If she likes an actor, she won't say anything bad and even defends them.

Feud has ended June 21
The Princess's Gambit has premiered June 25
A Dream within A Dream has premiered June 26
Flourished Peony Season 2 has announced premier date June 30
Legend of the Female General rumored for August 4 or 5.
So mid-July should be a good month to release Moonlit Reunion, right?

The Chinese title of Feud is 临江仙. The middle character, 江, means “river” and often evokes the flow of time, memory, or fate. The first character, 临, means “to overlook” or “to face.” The last character, 仙, simply means “immortal.”
Together, 临江仙 conjures the image of an immortal standing at the riverbank, gazing into the water—not merely as scenery, but as a mirror of the past. It speaks not only of reminiscence, but also of reckoning—with love, loss, and the weight of choices that ripple across lifetimes.
It hints at a deeply poignant tale. Honestly, I've had tragedy in my own life and this title speaks to me too. But unlike fiction, I can't change my own actions and choices. I can only stand at this river and cry with it.

actually, I think she's more than biased. She has a real disdain for certain actors. Bias is too good a word for her.

maybe Yu Zheng made changes to the script. Below someone posted Yu Zheng came out to say he put a lot of effort into this production - it almost sounds like when someone is so proud of their project they say "it's my baby." so I think he oversaw everything himself.

I think river in the original Chinese title is metaphor for passage of time

It does not feel like it was written by the screenwriter based on her works (it was written by the screenwriter but Yu Zheng may have also made changes is what I meant) However, I'm not a fan of this critic. She has her biases too.

she did great

I'm just guessing but I think Yu Zheng wrote this. It's his foray into xianxia. I wonder if he will do more xianxia. Whether he originally wrote it with Bai Lu in mind or not, she was the right choice — her past roles as strong, fierce female leads in Untouchable Lover and The Legends made her a natural fit. This role was great for her, it required versatility, nuance, duality, etc. It may be her best role this year.

no, I skimmed , I need to go to bed!

I'm glad she got an emotional scene though to showcase her talent.