There are people out there who get all worked up enough to waste my time if I don't attach spoiler tag. ( Even if that took place accidentally). So I must be cautious .
Based on what I read, in the translated version of the novel, there are more descriptions of two souls(that of orchid & demon king) body sharing than body swapping.
The movie was nice. It was enjoyable. But can someone explain the ending scene? Is it ye hua (her lover- husband) who wakes up in her teacher's body? Or is it her teacher? Or is it possible that in this version of the story her lover- husband & teacher is the same person?
You made a mountain out of a molehill over a trivial thing such as the "so called spoiler". So, I was forced to stoop to your frequency, and use an exclamation mark in order to make you understand. Of course, in case you didn't read my replies above, I would like to firmly state that I accidentally chose not to mark my comment as spoiler. I must emphasize that it wasn't deliberate. Though my action inadvertently went inappropriate, for your information, I would like to present something : research states that spoilers enhance viewing experience. Also, I didn't merely justify myself...I spoke the truth. In fact, explaining all this to you is a waste of my energy. It's not like you are the producer of this movie. Also, I wonder how my comment got marked as spoiler without my permission. Still, I'm willing to adjust. In future, I shall aptly mark my comments if required. Also, no one forces you to respond back... You do it of your own volition.
So I must be cautious .
Especially the drama version? Any idea?
In that case, I like this movie version more than the drama....
But can someone explain the ending scene?
Is it ye hua (her lover- husband) who wakes up in her teacher's body? Or is it her teacher?
Or is it possible that in this version of the story her lover- husband & teacher is the same person?
Also, I don't mind the spoiler. You can mention the reason why Long Yan did that if you like...
Of course, in case you didn't read my replies above, I would like to firmly state that I accidentally chose not to mark my comment as spoiler. I must emphasize that it wasn't deliberate. Though my action inadvertently went inappropriate, for your information, I would like to present something : research states that spoilers enhance viewing experience.
Also, I didn't merely justify myself...I spoke the truth.
In fact, explaining all this to you is a waste of my energy. It's not like you are the producer of this movie. Also, I wonder how my comment got marked as spoiler without my permission.
Still, I'm willing to adjust. In future, I shall aptly mark my comments if required.
Also, no one forces you to respond back... You do it of your own volition.