I’ve watched the drama twice now and I don’t understand how many pieces of the yin metal are there? My understanding was 5 pieces? The Wen clan had 3, LZ had 1, and XS had 1?
But then WY was explaining about the pieces returning to the black tortoise? Or that it could create more pieces?
Also, his acquired flute skills carried through to his revival in MX body without the yin metal?
OMG i see the trailer next week and i get the fact about JC age. He 900.000 years old. Wowwww..... i speechless...…
Not sure if you’re still wondering but in ep 58. JC mentions to his mentor that he was taken in as a child 160,000 years ago so he’s likely in the 160s for age which makes him like 110,000+ years older than LX.
Only thing that would’ve made it better is if they had cut back on the mortal realm and put that time towards the ending. I felt like the ending was rushed and even though YT was built up to be the main antagonist for most the show, she just literally walked off and died after some abrupt dialogue with JC which made her look weak and misguided instead of some diabolical mastermind.
Overall I enjoyed it and could see myself rewatching it.
eeeeek! can someone please help clarify something? YF once did something that caused QY's mortal husband (San…
I have no idea. But she seemed especially bitter when she brought up that YF got stupid drunk and flooded some mountain where all the eternal burning wood originally was? So I was thinking maybe it was that? She hasn’t really brought anything else up. TBH I can’t even recall how her mortal hubby died
He goes and fights YT and JX and ends up back at Changsea Hai ‘resting’. Wakes up in a few thousand years and LX is waiting for him with their daughter (scene with their daughter was shown in a spoiler/trailer last week).
I’ve watched the drama twice now and I don’t understand how many pieces of the yin metal are there? My understanding was 5 pieces? The Wen clan had 3, LZ had 1, and XS had 1?
But then WY was explaining about the pieces returning to the black tortoise? Or that it could create more pieces?
Also, his acquired flute skills carried through to his revival in MX body without the yin metal?
And wouldn’t he have the use of MX golden core?
And how can everyone see him as WY and not MX?
And the dialogue at the final battle with LX Andy jC too. Just that their responsibility to others extends beyond their own relationship.
Only thing that would’ve made it better is if they had cut back on the mortal realm and put that time towards the ending. I felt like the ending was rushed and even though YT was built up to be the main antagonist for most the show, she just literally walked off and died after some abrupt dialogue with JC which made her look weak and misguided instead of some diabolical mastermind.
Overall I enjoyed it and could see myself rewatching it.
https://youtu.be/3FwNBH0FKGo
He goes and fights YT and JX and ends up back at Changsea Hai ‘resting’. Wakes up in a few thousand years and LX is waiting for him with their daughter (scene with their daughter was shown in a spoiler/trailer last week).
Also, this is 16 years in the past? So when do they return to the ‘present’ or do we watch 16 years go by?