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I want to talk about the OST, I watched this drama right after FOF, and since the OST there was a banger, I expected the same level of quality from LITC. At first, I wasn’t satisfied with the music in the initial episodes, but then it slowly grew on me. I didn’t even realize when I started loving it. Unlike most C-dramas that blast emotional scenes with loud choruses, which completely pull me out of the moment, LITC used soft BGMs that beautifully enhanced the emotions instead. I really hope they release the OST, it’s honestly one of my favorites.

I think the spiritual veins he gained from the poison are strong, which allowed him to grow much faster than others. As for the training, he might have trained the basics and many important spells from his master and later self-trained.

I'm watching five dramas now, and the content from earlier episodes is kinda messed up in my memory.

I will re-watch "LITC" when it finishes airing.

I said that her attraction began first because, initially, she didn't care about his true character and only wanted to obtain the GMD. However, upon realizing that something deeper was going on, she understood that JBZ might not be so simple, which subsequently deepened her interest.

The fake relationship I was referring to is not the point when JBZ declared he would choose MY, but the from moment when they both agreed to the fake act.

MY's attraction to JBZ began even before their fake relationship. However, JBZ was the first to trust MY. During the fake relationship, MY's initial attraction slowly deepened into love. JBZ, fell in love first and faster because he believed MY was genuinely in love with him and was willing to do anything to ensure his safety.

MY's situation was different. She had a "countdown for death" running inside her head, and her whole identity thing, causing her to ignore her growing feelings. It wasn't until the fight against the "fox boy" that she truly understood the depth of her emotions. From that moment on, she actively tried to suppress those feelings, but failed miserably.

Now I just hope they won't delay resurrecting 27 and reuniting MingZai, so Mingyi and JBZ can have some sweet peace before all the madness that is about to fall

It was never about the SL; even without him, she would have done the same. However, with the SL present, the game the ML is playing geared up, so her reaction became more apparent. If you think her actions are because of SL's presence in front, then you are completely wrong.

He is doing things with the clear goal of benefiting from it. Right after he woke up, he held her hands despite her obvious discomfort, then guilt-tripped her into making a promise. From the start, all of his actions were designed to gain her favor and get close to her. He did not act selflessly or without expecting anything in return. I consider his actions wrong because he is doing things even after she clearly rejected his help, and he still has the nerve to use it to make her feel guilty. He clearly knows she doesn't like it when he touches her, but he still does it anyway. He doesn't respect her feelings and constantly tries to violate her personal space. If these actions aren't considered wrong, I don't know what else to say.

I heard there were past cases of self-harm ending in death from believing in concepts like time travel, transmigration, and similar ideas. As a result, the government reportedly took steps to ban such endings.

It's not obvious, She lived her whole life as a prince, and how does it make sense to question her identity just because she entered a barrier that is only said to be acceptable to Bo clan members? Furthermore, how true this statement is is arguable. Besides, there is a literal consciousness of JBZ's master inside, and this could lead to many other speculations for them. JBZ's master calling Mingyi "Ming Xian" proves that.

So yeah, it's not that obvious to them. SL didn't know what happened inside, making it easier for him to conclude that she might be a descendant. It was easy for him to question her origin because he is the third party here, but for Mingyi and JBZ, it's not that easy to question it.

From the point he started to trust her, he stopped trying to find out about her identity or questioning her, believing that if there was anything he had to know, she would tell him. But now the situation was different, so he tried to piece things together, and obviously, he had more clues now than in Episode 13. It is simply impossible for him to think that Ming Xian is a girl and not a boy because he literally fought her and saw a man's face, and Mingyi never acted like a warrior in front of him.

As for the blood test thing, the beast collecting the blood drop could mean many different things. The fact that his master recognized Mingyi as Ming Xian only made it difficult for them to think of Mingyi as the descendant. How do you expect them to think she is a Bo clan descendant when she basically lived her whole life as a prince? SL only figured it out because he has more information about this place and its requirements. JBZ and Mingyi are thinking that she was allowed in because his master allowed her to.

Maybe that's why they became villains: because they have more information and their interests don't align with the MC's.

And yes, the fox girl is OP. She can easily get a lot of information and she's very loyal to SL. The dude should be obsessed with her, not Mingyi.

On the surface level, one might see it as her evading him, but from the beginning she always gave a clear "no" to SL.

He also knows her identity, which is a sensitive matter for her. She didn't sense any malice from him, and remembering the lone kid he was, she tried to be as nice as possible. However, he doesn't listen when she is being nice.

She used JBZ's jealousy, which was caused by SL's actions, to her benefit, yes. But again, she always acted normally in front of SL. She never acted in any provocative way that might imply her interest in SL or tried to provoke JBZ by the way she treated SL. The idea that she is in a "grey zone" with him is simply her trying to be kind to a lonely boy she knew from back then.

To put it simply, she didn't bother to deal with him at first because she tried to be kind and didn't know he was obsessed with her. Now that she understands a bit about his unhealthy obsession, she has again given a clear "no" multiple times, but he doesn't listen.

And yes, let's see what happens in the upcoming episodes!

SL has more info because of his servant fox girl and he actively tried to find information of golden millet for years but JBZ never wanted to search for it and Mingyi only recently started looking for it, So the information gap is understandable.

Damn, I never thought I would type a text this long, but anyway.

I'm not talking about the lies between her and JBZ. I'm just saying that her personal matters, whatever she was doing were hers, and she didn't have to tell SL the truth. While she is grateful for his help, Mingyi never wanted him to get involved in her matters. From day one, she rejected his advances, but he ignored her words. What could she do when he wasn't showing any hostility and just genuinely wanted to help?

I don't know why you think she was purposely flexible with him, but I guess she might have considered using his help when needed because she's in a foreign realm with no support. However, she never actively tried to get his help. It was he who came to her whenever she was in any danger. Even then she always maintained a boundary, and of course, SL is trying to erase it.

Right after she woke up, she told him not to care about her and not to get involved in her matters anymore, but he didn't listen. She actually repeatedly told him not to get involved, but he ignored her. I think she has now simply stopped actively telling him not to get involved because she knows that no matter what she says, he won't listen. Instead, he acts all sad and miserable in front of her for rejecting his help and becomes touchy.

Before, he thought he had time, so he was never aggressive with his advances. But now that she is in a dire situation, he is obviously using it to get close to her. If you think about it SL could only find her as soon as she came out of JBZ's residence because he was stalking JBZ's house. Also Mingyi doesn't know SL's true identity; she only knows that he is from 'that' realm.

Mingyi is quite uncomfortable with him at this point, but her current concern is to find the golden millet and not deal with a guy who is obsessed with her.

I think the same, and also it seems like he can still live a long life without the Golden Millet. I hope they will show more about his poisoning in episodes 27 or 28."

I know he didn't really do anything majorly wrong, but the only thing I find excessive is him getting touchy with her when she clearly showed discomfort. She told him not to get involved in her matters, but he insists on doing so. The problem is she doesn't know how to give a clear 'no' without being rude or hurting his feelings. I feel she treats him as a brother, and seeing how much he cares for her, she doesn't want to hurt him.

As for her lies, that's a personal matter between her and JBZ. She never wanted him to get involved, so she doesn't have to tell him. Even without telling him, he has plenty of evidence that she is madly in love with JBZ. While I know that his knowing she's in love with someone else doesn't mean he has to stop his feelings for her, this transformation of his respect into an unhealthy obsession is kind of angering many watchers. His trying to do everything to save her is commendable, but his bluntly ignoring her feelings is arguably not right.

I think it's because he's doing those things while expecting her love in return. At first, he genuinely wanted her to be safe, but now he's also started acting in a way that's making Ming Yi feel uncomfortable.

Why did he hide the fact that he gave her Golden Millet Dream? I heard this happened in the novel as well. Is there a reason behind it, or does he just want to hide from her that he broke his promise with his master?

Yeah, I just watched, but there were no subtitles. So I didn’t understand most of what was actually happening.