is anyone else not emotionally connected with any of the characters and is just watching for the drama? cuz I…
No, I kinda have this problem too but I do commentary to support the literature because it's different and unique. I know what's the problem, there is a lot of choppy, forced diagoloue AND lack of it. Like the characters interaction are plot points to reach the next plot point so it doesn't feel fully genuine and makes it hard for you to connect.
I need to spare a moment to my girl, Ling'er. She is such a daughter. She hates her dad, she puts up a font but she is constantly giving him a chance... hoping something would change... Except it doesn't. It only gets worse, which once again, validate the reason why she hates him. Very girlhood behaviour.
And you know what? I'm never forgiving him even if he sacrificed himself or even returned to her the cultivation he stole. Idgaf. He stole her life in the name of keeping her safe and that shit makes me mad. You don't come, take away all her choices, ruin all her efforts and tell me you made it to keep her safe. If he never acted as father when she needs him, he doesn't get to act as a "father" when she makes a choice he doesn't like. I would have gave him grace if he was there from the start but he was never, evident from her hating him. So fuck off.
First five episodes are kinda typical xianxia. It kinda like Sang Jiu that suddenly picked up for marriage and…
Sang Jiu story progression was my favourite. I know people don't like innocent and naive characters but they are charming for me especially when the story progress and they lose it.
Bai Jiusi COME GET YOUR WIFE! I can't believe people shipping the Heavenly Emissary with her. Like we starving here if people will like this bare minimum interaction π I mean... He kinda cute but GET BACK RIGHT NOW
Disagree π It needs to be shorter. They are dragging it out too much!
I'm with you, the storytelling is already stretching, I actually think like there are 2 episodes that aren't necessary so far and can be skipped but I think people aren't noticing it.
I know why Siling sent Useless Bian. I was wondering why she sent him as a messenger but I realize why. It's because he is a bully and got a big mouth. She knew he was going to get big headed and start cursing them out IJBOL.
I was ready to come here and talk about fuckass Long Yuan and how we want blood for blood! His head on a silver platter but when he didn't interfere on the first call out, I realized it was not him. Yea he is hot headed but it was not him . I guess it was the third party interference.
Also, I was convinced the Heavenly Emissary was gonna be the enemy but I scrapped it immediately because of one little interaction. He just looked and talked too innocently π that's no villain.
That's literally me. Like quitting never looked so good.
Like I kept coming off my seat π making my fourth coffee. I wanted to watch drama but there was too much work for me to open another tab and working simultaneously.
Do you guys think BJS needed to suffer through that illusion? When he was witnessing the past, he often thought…
It was important for him to not just witness the illusion but also go through that reality just a bit. It will never compare to her suffering because she always had empathy while he is JUST re-gaining his. Although the scene were he screaming in anguish... The acting was really good.
Let's give it to the man of the year! Bai Jiusi. His wife burned alive but couldn't do anything about the pain because she was immortal, she was buried alive and kept suffocating but she couldn't do anything about the pain because she was immortal. And he actually killed her son, stopping her from resurrectting him.... I have no words. I'm actually in shock that he killed their son by ACCIDENT. The coincidence... What a curse!
She needs to try to kill him a third time. I'm not joking. That one needs to be done for MY SAKE.
What a cursed fate. He is just so fking unlucky. I want to say it was the wrong time but I feel like it wasn't. It was eventually going to happen with the way he was thinking. He is a good guy but like... Some action led to disasterous consequences and he should have known better than to keep her in the mortal realm instead of the Nine Heavens. If she was in heaven, she would have been still mad but she would have been safe.
And you know what? I'm never forgiving him even if he sacrificed himself or even returned to her the cultivation he stole. Idgaf. He stole her life in the name of keeping her safe and that shit makes me mad. You don't come, take away all her choices, ruin all her efforts and tell me you made it to keep her safe. If he never acted as father when she needs him, he doesn't get to act as a "father" when she makes a choice he doesn't like. I would have gave him grace if he was there from the start but he was never, evident from her hating him. So fuck off.
Also, I was convinced the Heavenly Emissary was gonna be the enemy but I scrapped it immediately because of one little interaction. He just looked and talked too innocently π that's no villain.
Let's give it to the man of the year! Bai Jiusi. His wife burned alive but couldn't do anything about the pain because she was immortal, she was buried alive and kept suffocating but she couldn't do anything about the pain because she was immortal. And he actually killed her son, stopping her from resurrectting him.... I have no words. I'm actually in shock that he killed their son by ACCIDENT. The coincidence... What a curse!
She needs to try to kill him a third time. I'm not joking. That one needs to be done for MY SAKE.
What a cursed fate. He is just so fking unlucky. I want to say it was the wrong time but I feel like it wasn't. It was eventually going to happen with the way he was thinking. He is a good guy but like... Some action led to disasterous consequences and he should have known better than to keep her in the mortal realm instead of the Nine Heavens. If she was in heaven, she would have been still mad but she would have been safe.