I found the events of Episodes 6 and 7 a bit absurd. Honestly, the sect that is supposed to be the most powerful…
They explain the easy infiltration with the face shift and shows you why that sect was so readily eradicated. So they have people they use in time of trouble BUT the Demonic Sect which has been playing this for awhile likely got ahold of some of them and started shifting faces. Like it makes sense when you look at what they've told you.
Him revealing his real identity to her felt kinda random or out of place, like the writers just could not wait…
It felt abrupt but not necessarily out of place. She already know he's not who he says he is. She's already "faked" outed him as part of the demonic sect. He can't go back b/c they think he's a plant so, while it seemed a bit abrupt, it would have to come sooner rather than later under the circumstances.
Ong the emperor better be playing the long game. Giving a light punishment so he can commit a current provable…
No. Emperor is a weak ruler who's worried he could be deposed if Right Chancellor is killed or imprisoned. That's it. Unless or until he knew he had the power to rid the court of RC's factions he'll keep him around.
Is it consort Shu like some people believe here? Or somebody else?I think I've seen mention about Wu Zetian equivalent…
There was a throwaway line from the White Asura case basically saying he hadn't visited Consort Shu b/c the Right Chancellor did something to anger him. And they didn't really follow up on that so, yeah..that could be the coming play.
1. About ML: this drama has role reversal. ML is soft and calming, FL is brash and self-destructive. If their…
My only complaint has been he's "heartsick" - like be for real. lol. My man is not weak like that. He has quiet strength. He's not gonna be in bed for half a month b/c he got his feeling hurt. The rest of it works with the character development we've seen so far.
Are people really this oblivious to not understand the real villian of this story is the emperor? Why blame the…
The unspoken thing: It's clear Right Chancellor leads a faction powerful enough to topple the Emperor and he doesn't want to rock the boat 'cause he's not sure he'd survive the upheaval. IF it seemed like he was trying to shore up power to expel the quasi-traitors - okay - but he's not. He's just a weak rule and it's frustrating to watch.
Alright. To someone who has read the book. Can you tell me how this ends, b/c we've entered the land of ridiculous now. Copying scriptures??? Really???