Erin

She is not royalty, so apparently the empress was pregnant at the same time and they gave birth relatively close together. The Empress had a boy, but he was born without spiritual veins. MY’s biological mother died in childbirth so the empress ended up swapping the babies basically, this is why the female lead has the illusion on her since birth of being a boy

Me too it’s so cute

In order to escape the massacre of their clan the sister s ended up fleeing and ended up in Yaungong? Kingdom , ML’s master ‘s sister fall in love with a palace guard and got pregnant.

So I google translated what he said and he called her a fraud before kissing her 🤣

Behind A cut? What does this mean? Do you mean spoiler tags?

I would have rather had one episode yesterday 🤣

Yay such a cute mioment 😍

I heard a spoiler someone posted about the script if you want to know

💯 agree

If wasn’t until she was literally on deaths door that 27 wanted her to tell JZB

Yes, this is a major trope in these kind of dramas lol. I think it’s only in the past year that they’ve tried to be better about it and drama such as.

The Legend of Shen Li
Moonlight Mystique
When Destiny Brings The Demon

Ok ok thank you for clarifying that she isstill an evil bitch thought lol

I heard that he will come back

Yeah I just blocked them, thanks for the warning

Yes.

This is so true

Until somebody posted a comment earlier from him, the episode where Lord Hengfang dies that he saw a ring on the floor and another comment her had posted about how he shouldn’t pick up the ring because I think the ring actually belong to his father, the emperor of Zushui kingdom. So I think he did put on the ring and he put it on which is why he appears to be more powerful and can do things he didn’t do before.

Actually, don’t think I did because I think that was from an earlier episode

I’ve not read the novels, but I know from spoilers and the novels that it was actually the female leads biological father who was tasked with taking the male lead away and raising him. I know in the novel from spoilers I’ve read that the the female lead was still born of the empress’s line just by a distant relative. I think the Empress. was bitter and resentful that someone else gave birth to a child that had such strong spiritual veins and not her, so right from day one she didn’t treat the female lead very well. They changed it from the novel, but from the age of 10 she was consistently poisoning the her and if the female lead did well obeyed, and basically did what she was supposed to do, which is winning in the arena she got the antidote. This is where I don’t agree with the female leads father in the novel, or even the male leads master in the drama . They might be angry and resentful at the Empress, but the fact that they took it out on children or a child I really makes me angry me. So I guess in the novel, the female leads biological father who is a palace guard has front row seats to his own daughter, being consistently, abused by the empress after she forcibly took her away. He then reciprocated that abuse onto the male lead because he was angry and resentful that he had to watch his daughter being abused. I think the Empress feeling paranoid and wanting to further control the female lead started poisoning her when she was 10 years old. That’s when he sold the male lead in to slavery.

Where is in the drama the male leads master feeling bitter and resentful makes the choice to abandon him as an infant. It’s not his fault that his biological mother the empress is an evil biatch, and there is absolutely no reason in either circumstances for anyone to take it out on him. I think because I read books spoilers, this also gives me an added insight into the female leads character, even though they haven’t shown very much of her background yet

So from the spoilers, I read in the novel when she went to fight JZB in the tournament she was already poisoned like she’s known she’s poison this entire time. It’s just the empress chose not to give her the antidote that day because she realize that JZB was her son, and that he now had spiritual veins. In the novel, she never actually fought him in the tournament she left before their fight.So what’s the use of keeping the female lead around when her son has now entered the picture and has spiritual veins

Yes.