tbf mo jingli from the novel was even worse. he kidnapped YeLi before the marriage of her with mo XiuYao. tried…
i do think they write his character better here,
In the book, kidnapping Yeli and intentionally making her blind and weak with poison was unbearable. However, I'm somewhat interested in seeing how Mo Jingli's character will develop in the future. They gave him a childhood with Yeli. Here, he's not as extreme and trashy as in the book but Mo Jingli is still a loser
This YeLi is more dangerous and scheming than the novel version. Her character is given more depth. As BaiLu said, her character is full of layers. But i still like both of them tho, I just wanted to mention this.
Behind the scenes-https://x.com/KC_petrichor/status/2065314650556879320?s=20They sat on the wheelchair together🫣🫣https://x.com/bbyleizii/status/2065313958832320765?s=20
This cute wangfei keeps scratching the high wall that wangye has put up. Who could stand being cold for long when you have a sweet, beautiful wife who acts cute in front of you all day? Even now her ex can't stop chasing your wife.
Some clip from live streaming yesterday 🍍This one, those two look kinda blurry, huh? 🥬This one's super clear, though. Bro, you helped him get dressed, right? I remember that. 🥬Why even untie the rope? Bro, you can't undress yourself, can you? That's too much. 🥬This one I think is too clear. Don't they need to wear clothes or something? 🥬But why take it off? Answer me, Lu Jia. 🍍You're making me embarrassed, you know too much already. Mo Jingli keeps being all whiny, then goes and knows about that scene where they dress each other, like he's in the scene too. I love how they tease each other😙https://x.com/Lubybai/status/2065302785990762530?s=20
260612 - BaiLu's information station Weibo "Recently, online rumours targeting BaiLu (real name : Bai Mengyan)…
Beijing Xingquan Law Firm Statement on Bai Lu’s Reputation Rights Protection:
On June 10, 2026, Ms. Bai Mengyan (stage name: Bai Lu, hereinafter referred to as the “Client”) formally entrusted our law firm to initiate legal proceedings to protect her reputation rights.
Based on the evidence and information provided by the Client, the following social media users are alleged to have published insulting and defamatory statements targeting the Client:
Weibo user “糊桃”* (UID: 77******90) Weibo user “爱t” (UID: 55**94) Douyin user “啦啦” (Douyin ID: 50******92) Weibo user “蒙7” (UID: 21***57) Douyin user “米嘟” (Douyin ID: 80******85) Douyin user “白妈” (Douyin ID: sh**27) Douyin user “不明” (Douyin ID: 35**zh) Weibo user “Av_” (UID: 54***45) Weibo user “K糕” (UID: 79***66)
The above statements have resulted in a large number of online users posting negative comments about the Client under related trending topics and fan community discussions. Such conduct has seriously harmed the Client’s personal reputation and is suspected of constituting an infringement of her right to reputation.
Acting on the Client’s behalf, our law firm has filed lawsuits against the above-mentioned users. As of June 12, 2026, the submission of case-filing materials has been completed and is currently in the stage of requesting disclosure of the users’ identity information.
Upon obtaining the relevant court orders and the disclosure of the users’ identities by the online platforms, our law firm will continue legal proceedings against the identified individuals and seek legal remedies, including but not limited to:
- A public apology to the Client; and - Compensation for damages and other liabilities arising from the infringement.
In addition to the cases mentioned above, our law firm has also been entrusted by the Client to continue monitoring online content and collecting evidence regarding suspected infringements of the Client’s reputation rights. (A summary of certain collected evidence is attached.)
Legal action will continue to be taken against any individuals whose conduct constitutes a serious infringement of the Client’s lawful rights and interests.
"Recently, online rumours targeting BaiLu (real name : Bai Mengyan) including allegations of "falsifying her academic qualifications", "manipulating billing order", "violating procedures in applying for national Level 3 Actor status", "romantic relationships with others", " demanding changes to the screenwriting team" and of "being in close personal ties with personnel from the Jiangsu Cultural Investment Dept" is entirely defamatory.
In response to the malicious acts of fabricating and spread of defamatory information about Ms. BaiLu online, we will seriously pursue legal actions in accordance with the law, against those who responsible for starting and spreading such rumours. We will not tolerate any infringement on Ms. BaiLu's legitimate rights and interests."
A law firm has been given the responsibility by BaiLu's team to start investigating and start on her personal rights litigation procedures. Time to start give those haters without brains, some "love" letters. A total of 61 accounts! https://x.com/dablcpnk2/status/2065268839244534110?s=20
The plot of this drama differs from the novel; there's no such thing as a young emperor. The emperor in the novel…
I don't know. Still clueless.
There's still a lot I don't know about the drama, and it's unclear where the plot is going. Who was behind Mo Xiuwen's [Mo Xiuyao's older brother] execution, and what happened on Mount Yishan?
It's important for me to know what happened first to form a theory. From there, I can guess who the villains might be and then predict how the story will end.
Book readers...who ends up emperor in the book? Does the little annoying emperor keep his throne? Is their a change?…
The plot of this drama differs from the novel; there's no such thing as a young emperor. The emperor in the novel is clearly Mo Xiuyao's age, in his 30s. He wields absolute power and is extremely cunning.
But if you're still curious about the ending in the novel, this is just my recollection, as I finished reading the novel last year and held off on rereading it to focus on the drama version.
The emperor always felt Mo Xiuyao was a constant threat to his position, even after numerous schemes were carried out against Mo Xiuyao. He then devised a scheme to banish Mo Xiuyao and all his followers from the empire with an open decree that anyone who followed him would be an enemy of the empire.
He then established his own territory, though not a large one. Over time, his territory flourished and prospered, aided by YeLi cousins, grandfather, and others on Ye Li's maternal side, who were renowned for their education. Shortly after, because his territory lacked an emperor, he was officially crowned Ding Wang (King Ding) by his subjects because he vehemently refused to be emperor.
Wars then broke out across the various territories, enemies formed alliances, fought over territory, and were ultimately won by Mo Xiuyao's forces. He was emperor until his son was old enough to succeed him, then immediately resigned from his position because he wanted to go traveling alone with his wife, it was his son who became emperor in the end.
In the book, kidnapping Yeli and intentionally making her blind and weak with poison was unbearable. However, I'm somewhat interested in seeing how Mo Jingli's character will develop in the future. They gave him a childhood with Yeli. Here, he's not as extreme and trashy as in the book but Mo Jingli is still a loser
Well, i'm not blaming you Mo Xiuyao.
This cute wangfei keeps scratching the high wall that wangye has put up. Who could stand being cold for long when you have a sweet, beautiful wife who acts cute in front of you all day? Even now her ex can't stop chasing your wife.
🍍This one, those two look kinda blurry, huh?
🥬This one's super clear, though. Bro, you helped him get dressed, right? I remember that.
🥬Why even untie the rope? Bro, you can't undress yourself, can you? That's too much.
🥬This one I think is too clear. Don't they need to wear clothes or something?
🥬But why take it off? Answer me, Lu Jia.
🍍You're making me embarrassed, you know too much already.
Mo Jingli keeps being all whiny, then goes and knows about that scene where they dress each other, like he's in the scene too. I love how they tease each other😙https://x.com/Lubybai/status/2065302785990762530?s=20
On June 10, 2026, Ms. Bai Mengyan (stage name: Bai Lu, hereinafter referred to as the “Client”) formally entrusted our law firm to initiate legal proceedings to protect her reputation rights.
Based on the evidence and information provided by the Client, the following social media users are alleged to have published insulting and defamatory statements targeting the Client:
Weibo user “糊桃”* (UID: 77******90)
Weibo user “爱t” (UID: 55**94)
Douyin user “啦啦” (Douyin ID: 50******92)
Weibo user “蒙7” (UID: 21***57)
Douyin user “米嘟” (Douyin ID: 80******85)
Douyin user “白妈” (Douyin ID: sh**27)
Douyin user “不明” (Douyin ID: 35**zh)
Weibo user “Av_” (UID: 54***45)
Weibo user “K糕” (UID: 79***66)
The above statements have resulted in a large number of online users posting negative comments about the Client under related trending topics and fan community discussions. Such conduct has seriously harmed the Client’s personal reputation and is suspected of constituting an infringement of her right to reputation.
Acting on the Client’s behalf, our law firm has filed lawsuits against the above-mentioned users. As of June 12, 2026, the submission of case-filing materials has been completed and is currently in the stage of requesting disclosure of the users’ identity information.
Upon obtaining the relevant court orders and the disclosure of the users’ identities by the online platforms, our law firm will continue legal proceedings against the identified individuals and seek legal remedies, including but not limited to:
- A public apology to the Client; and
- Compensation for damages and other liabilities arising from the infringement.
In addition to the cases mentioned above, our law firm has also been entrusted by the Client to continue monitoring online content and collecting evidence regarding suspected infringements of the Client’s reputation rights. (A summary of certain collected evidence is attached.)
Legal action will continue to be taken against any individuals whose conduct constitutes a serious infringement of the Client’s lawful rights and interests.
Attachments:
1. Screenshot of the case-filing materials submission.
2. Summary table of evidence collected in the Client’s reputation rights protection efforts.https://x.com/bailuniverse/status/2065264065757516003?s=20
https://x.com/bailuniverse/status/2065264065757516003?s=20
"Recently, online rumours targeting BaiLu (real name : Bai Mengyan) including allegations of "falsifying her academic qualifications", "manipulating billing order", "violating procedures in applying for national Level 3 Actor status", "romantic relationships with others", " demanding changes to the screenwriting team" and of "being in close personal ties with personnel from the Jiangsu Cultural Investment Dept" is entirely defamatory.
In response to the malicious acts of fabricating and spread of defamatory information about Ms. BaiLu online, we will seriously pursue legal actions in accordance with the law, against those who responsible for starting and spreading such rumours. We will not tolerate any infringement on Ms. BaiLu's legitimate rights and interests."
A law firm has been given the responsibility by BaiLu's team to start investigating and start on her personal rights litigation procedures. Time to start give those haters without brains, some "love" letters. A total of 61 accounts! https://x.com/dablcpnk2/status/2065268839244534110?s=20
There's still a lot I don't know about the drama, and it's unclear where the plot is going. Who was behind Mo Xiuwen's [Mo Xiuyao's older brother] execution, and what happened on Mount Yishan?
It's important for me to know what happened first to form a theory. From there, I can guess who the villains might be and then predict how the story will end.
But if you're still curious about the ending in the novel, this is just my recollection, as I finished reading the novel last year and held off on rereading it to focus on the drama version.
The emperor always felt Mo Xiuyao was a constant threat to his position, even after numerous schemes were carried out against Mo Xiuyao. He then devised a scheme to banish Mo Xiuyao and all his followers from the empire with an open decree that anyone who followed him would be an enemy of the empire.
He then established his own territory, though not a large one. Over time, his territory flourished and prospered, aided by YeLi cousins, grandfather, and others on Ye Li's maternal side, who were renowned for their education. Shortly after, because his territory lacked an emperor, he was officially crowned Ding Wang (King Ding) by his subjects because he vehemently refused to be emperor.
Wars then broke out across the various territories, enemies formed alliances, fought over territory, and were ultimately won by Mo Xiuyao's forces. He was emperor until his son was old enough to succeed him, then immediately resigned from his position because he wanted to go traveling alone with his wife, it was his son who became emperor in the end.