Wow. Thank you for all that. I totally did not get that the mute is the Princess's guy. Was it something I missed?…
The eagle/ hawk claw weapon was found to have caused injuries on Deputy Yun before he died. He was the father of the courtesan who was poisoned to death at XiaonYin Pleasure Palace in Episode 2.
LD is looking for the weapon so when Zhi Mo saw the mute slave and his claw, he told Lord Ding.
In Episode 3, MZH thinks the owner of the claw wanted to capture Deputy Yun, not to kill him. It was the needles that killed the Deputy Yun.
So, the mute is either a nice guy or a bad guy. This actor has always been the villain in most C-costume dramas. He was in Princess Wei Young as a villain too.
I think her fiance, the mute slave with a hawk claw glove is the one who tried to catch Deputy Yuan, the father of the girl who was poisoned to death in Episode 2. Yuan was the guy who was thought to have betrayed Lord Ding.
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Lord Ding will definitely support his nephew. It's just how the Princess turns out to be a reigning monarch in one of the trailers is puzzling.
Her fiance didn't die in the war. He is the mute slave from the Northern Liang state. The 3rd Prince of NL said he had released the slave and wished to see the wolves tear themselves apart.
I like the pace of the drama. It's very fluid compared to the novel. The NL state visit is in Chapter 33 of the novel.
LD is looking for the weapon so when Zhi Mo saw the mute slave and his claw, he told Lord Ding.
In Episode 3, MZH thinks the owner of the claw wanted to capture Deputy Yun, not to kill him. It was the needles that killed the Deputy Yun.
So, the mute is either a nice guy or a bad guy. This actor has always been the villain in most C-costume dramas. He was in Princess Wei Young as a villain too.
Her fiance didn't die in the war. He is the mute slave from the Northern Liang state. The 3rd Prince of NL said he had released the slave and wished to see the wolves tear themselves apart.
I like the pace of the drama. It's very fluid compared to the novel. The NL state visit is in Chapter 33 of the novel.
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I think he will be able to provide the insight on the cause of the event.
I like the pace of the drama. It's very fluid.