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Just a few more minutes. I can't wait to watch the next episodes.

Thank you for this information! I remember that scene now...it was around the same time Li Feibai asked about Qingshuang. Your guess actually sounds quite plausible. Considering how guarded and secretive Ye Li is, the fact that she trusts him with her plans and even exchanges secret messages with him says a lot. He is probably the person Ye Li trusts the most.

Although it that is the case, there is one thing I am confused about. Whether Li Feibai knows about the tragedy that befell on Li Shan Mountain since he's been aiding Ye Li and her plans or he only knows part of it???

yes I did! I couldn't help myself from pressing the next episode button 🤭

The little maid named Qingshuang is not a ghost but her own hallucination, which she created as a form of coping mechanism. You'll find out more interesting stuff about Ye Li in the upcoming eps 🤗

I forgot about this detail about her sending him to gaurd the Ye family. Do you happen to recall which ep it was?

I have the same problems too 🥺 this drama is too irresistible

I remember in earlier episodes there was a mention that he was also someone who used to live in Lishan Mountain. Although I can't completely recall which ep it exactly was. He is also someone who knows who Qingshuang is. There was a scene where he asked Ye Li about her. Other than these, the rest of your questions remains a mystery. She is indeed secretive with every detail that pertains to Lishan Mountain.

This is one of the aspects i've noticed about this drama as well. The writer didn't come to play, they kept delivering every episode. For a 40 eps drama it is brilliant indeed 👏

Honestly, she's probably the only actress whose entire filmography i've kept up with. I've never intentionally skipped any of her dramas. While I may initially tune in because she's in it, I usually end up staying because the scripts and the performances she delivers are consistently impressive. She has a knack for bringing her characters to life, and more often than not, her projects end up being genuinely good. At this point, seeing her name attached to a drama is already enough to make me interested.

I thought they'd still stick to the same schedule despite broadcasting in dual platform, my iQIYI subscription feels wasted now 🥺 thanks for this info though!

I find it odd how iQIYI seems to not be following the official schedule. It keeps lacking one episodes whereas unofficial sites already uploaded the other episode.

I am badly hoping for that as well! we're reaching the midpoint of the drama so we better achieve it soon 🍀✨ I caught up with the latest episode just this monday and I regret doing it because I have to wait now too 😭...I haven't watched episode 19, I am controlling myself so I can have 3 episodes to watch tonight 🤭

true 🩵 love seeing it getting many recognition and praises!

every day this page is lively 🤭

I'm glad to know there's someone else who shares the same sentiments. And when you really think about it, Ye Li went through all of that at only 13 or 14 years old, likely around the same age as Prince Li since they were childhood friends (I haven't read the novel).

I remember the scene you mentioned, and I think it could also be connected to her daily runs. It wasn't just about fulfilling her promise to cut down the tree; it seemed to serve as another coping mechanism for her, especially after her grandmother's death. The drama repeatedly shows how Ye Li tends to channel her emotions into actions rather than openly confronting them.

As for Li Shan Mountain, I also believe it was still a thriving place when Ye Li first arrived after her mother's death. We saw scenes of her and Prince Li attending classes together, interacting with other students, and being guided by their masters. The academy felt lively and full of life. That's why I think the tragedy happened later, possibly around the time Prince Li was forced to leave due to the emergency.

That departure could have been the turning point that changed everything. The drama has already shown that Ye Li harbors resentment toward Prince Li, and I don't think it's solely because he left. It may also be tied to the fact that people from Li Shan who accompanied him ended up dead. Whether the tragedy occurred during his absence or shortly afterward, that timeline feels significant.

I've also seen clips circulating on social media from the trailers. Aside from the scene where Ye Li appears to be fleeing, there was another where she wore a white scarf over her face while people carried bodies away on stretchers. Because of that, I think the plague theory is becoming increasingly plausible. If Li Shan was struck by an epidemic and subsequently sealed off, it would explain a lot. Her resentment could stem from the fact that no one from the capital came to help them, leaving the people of Li Shan isolated and without adequate medical supplies during a crisis.

After Episode 17, I think the doctor's explanation to Mo Xiu Yao is likely true. Qing Shuang was a real person, but she died a tragic death. Considering Ye Li had already lost her mother, it's understandable that she would have viewed Qing Shuang as a sister or one of the few remaining people she considered family. Losing her must have left a devastating impact.

That's why I agree with your interpretation. Ye Li's mind seems unable to fully accept Qing Shuang's death, so she continues to manifest her presence as a way of coping. What makes it even more interesting is that Ye Li rarely allows herself to appear vulnerable, yet we constantly see that vulnerability expressed through Qing Shuang instead. It's almost as if Qing Shuang embodies the emotions Ye Li refuses to show.

Trauma affects everyone differently, but Ye Li's response seems to be extreme self-control. She copes by appearing strong, composed, and unaffected because showing weakness would make her feel exposed and unsafe. We see this pattern repeatedly. Even when her evil grandmother died, she never truly broke down in front of Mo Xiu Yao. She carried herself as though everything was fine, despite clearly being affected.

As I've mentioned before, I don't think everyone at Li Shan died immediately after Ye Li arrived there. The timeline we've been shown suggests that life at the academy continued normally for some time. Whatever disaster struck likely happened months later, after Ye Li had already formed deep bonds with the people there. In a way, that possibility makes the tragedy even more heartbreaking because it means Li Shan wasn't just a place she lived—it became her home before she lost it all.

thank you for reading 😊🩵

I've enjoyed all 4 episodes so far. The chemistry between the leads are already evidently there and I am also loving their height difference. Can't wait to see what happens next.

I'm transitioning into a weak soldier 😭🥲

It's truly an irresistible drama. I am on my way to watch ep 17 at the moment minutes before the latest new ep gets released.

That's exactly what happened to me yesterday. Actually before, I was still like 7-8 episodes behind. I was really trying to savor every episode and watch it as slowly as I can because I didn't want to join the waiting game. It didn't go exactly as I planned it. Well the hard resistance just proves how good TFJ is, like what happened to us we became so addicted to it. You're fast! I haven't re-watched any episodes yet.