So in episode 22, minute 14:40, Lu Wuyi starts telling the story about how "some people are destined to be…
From what we are shown at the time when she meet Puppet Ji Ling.
This is just speculation, but from the perspective of LWY the character at that time.
She was also dealing with the loneliness of not being seen by other foxes besides WWY. She was just seeking love
And she was having a heart-to-heart moment with this seemingly random stranger at the time, which she ultimately used word magic and made the puppet JL forget that she had opened up to a stranger at the time.
The moment in episode 3 really does lack emotional depth. between Chu Zhao and A Jiu...
Like, don't get me wrong, it serves a purpose of showcasing the "romance" and "yearning" between the 2 lead.
But in the context of what was shown in the first 2 episodes... they barely had time to interact. She was literally in a life-threatening situation... got saved... became a grand princess.
Which led me to maybe speeding through some of the setup in the novel, maybe it wasn't a good idea.
So far it's entertaining.FL's transformation isn't convincing because in her previous life she didn't seem like…
She has 10 years of knowledge of everything that happens compared to DY, XYF, and XX.
It actually how it was portray in the early chapters of the novel as well.... But the novel included more detail.... IT ALSO help that there a 10 Years gap ! When she dies in the novel and when she is reborn. I.e., she was reborn at the age of 13.
I don't think the drama pulls that off well. but when she is rebirth into her much younger self...she is wise and smart beyond her age and almost everyone who interacted with her is surprised by how smart and cunning she is. She is also fearless and unafraid of anything or anyone, cause she has already died once.
hi, so fl was married to someone in her past and get back!? and want revenge!? and is ml also got back or only…
Yeah to Xiao Xun, episode 1 basically recapped it.. the novel start with her already rebirth....and throughout the first part of the novel you get basically flashback of her first life from her POV.
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This is just speculation, but from the perspective of LWY the character at that time.
She was also dealing with the loneliness of not being seen by other foxes besides WWY. She was just seeking love
And she was having a heart-to-heart moment with this seemingly random stranger at the time, which she ultimately used word magic and made the puppet JL forget that she had opened up to a stranger at the time.
She literally die and reborn....
But it does help if you have some knowledge of the source myth behind some of the thing in the show though
But LWY has been through it countless times by now, and this is basically foreshadowing what will happen to us.
The dialogue is really about how hard she's tried so far; she can't prevent Ji Ling from dying.
Or the really obvious one, just talking about Han Ba
Also, its symbolism is clear: the moon theme is prominent in the show, and the above dialogue could allude to the story of Chang'er as well.
TL;DR: a pair of lovers separated by life and death or some distance that cannot be crossed.
Like, don't get me wrong, it serves a purpose of showcasing the "romance" and "yearning" between the 2 lead.
But in the context of what was shown in the first 2 episodes... they barely had time to interact. She was literally in a life-threatening situation... got saved... became a grand princess.
Which led me to maybe speeding through some of the setup in the novel, maybe it wasn't a good idea.
It actually how it was portray in the early chapters of the novel as well.... But the novel included more detail.... IT ALSO help that there a 10 Years gap ! When she dies in the novel and when she is reborn. I.e., she was reborn at the age of 13.
I don't think the drama pulls that off well. but when she is rebirth into her much younger self...she is wise and smart beyond her age and almost everyone who interacted with her is surprised by how smart and cunning she is. She is also fearless and unafraid of anything or anyone, cause she has already died once.