Yue

Surprisingly, the only consistent character is FL's father. Yes, he's not innocent and guilty as hell but least his character arc makes sense and is clearly written. The rest aren't as convincing.

Historically speaking, eunuchs had a lot of adopted sons or nephews from their cousins and blood relations. So yes, it doesn't make sense he'd have only one son.

Ep.18: seems Grandfather was an idiot. His son was smarter. No one is likeable in this drama

LOL! That window is open so wide there's no way he couldn't see her.

The ship was awesome. I've only seen it in donghua before.

Yes, exactly.

The tonal shift between the first and second half of this drama doesn't make sense. And all these heavy-handed feminist messages feel like the scriptwriter, who is a man, is ticking off issues from a list.

Oh my god. What kind of carriage wheel breaks like that unless you took an axe to it? XD

Ep.16: if this was a story about the mother, I'd probably be more interested. Her "friendship" with the Consort and her own lover are more interesting and layered than FL.

It's not bad exactly but over wrought. Like outright melodrama at times.

ML is definitely not as naive as he looks. This makes things more interesting.

Ep.8: I don't know who is worse at lying. FL or Sword spirit 😂

The anime was short so they had to condense many things. Drama has almost 40 eps

In a way, it's likely a criticism of Asian/Chinese society where elders wield too much power.

I don't trust Hannu. She's obsessed with the past and the god

Yuan Zhong's sword spirit is hopeless XD

LOL!

Should let the elders kneel for 60 years. See how they like it

Finished 6 eps. The leads definitely have more depth to them than appears at first. The plot and background get expanded, including revealing the war demon tribe.

Ep.6: we finally get a good serious conversation between the two leads. It's easy to see why Yuan Zhong falls for her. That kind of candid personality is so rare.