Mailyn

Thank you.

Well, yes. It's a Xianxia!

Most probably on MDL - but as I read the synopses of all present and upcoming costume dramas, I could be talking about another drama.

Thank you so much. I 'knew' that there must be more to it. I wondered if the heart/soul was teaching him human emotions.

Thanks. After just watching ep 4 when we see him (supposedly)* kill his master, I did wonder if that's what it was. *(I think that there is more to it.)

1. Is he an immortal / demon? 2. Does he remember it? 3. Why is his 'friend' trying to kill him? 4. The friend said that he wanted to kill him because he, the ML, was a monster. Is that the only reason, or is there more to it?

To those who have read the novel...

Supposedly, he has two souls (or something) within him and people / somebody want(s) to extract one of these from him. Now, is this referring to this drama, or have I confused it with another one?

I am confused about the overall synopsis of this drama. I read something which now I cannot find...

I haven't checked to see if it is on Daily motion, but
eps. 1-8 are here: https://www.bilibili.tv/en/video/4797249847301632

Thanks. I might give it / them a look.

Thank you. I know that LP is a sad ending, so I assume that the leads in this drama are different (but maybe related) characters?

Is this related to or in competion with 'Storm on the Inn'?

Thank you.

Thank you for your reply.

Hi, anybody. Is this a stand-alone drama or do I need to watch the other two first? Also, if this is based on a drama, is it a sad ending? (So many of Cheng Yi's dramas have sad endings.)

Can somebody tell me, does she speak with her 'cute' voice here? If so, I don't think that I can bear to watch it - or more correctly, listen to it.

This link is no longer viable. (2025)

Because it's not picked up by Viki? Of course not. You are quite right, there.

I agree somewhat with what you said about the usual quality of subtitles but I must say, this particular drama really did have very hard to understand subs. (ep. one has been resubbed. I have just watched it.) Not quite sure whether you meant yourself being Turkish or whether you just used that as an example of someone of a different language either not having access to said subtitles in their language or whether you meant a Turkish person complaining about the subs not being translated into their language. I get your point, though. I am also assuming that use of 'your' did not refer to me personally, but to "...cater to 'one's language. I think the best thing would be not to downvote it but to state that one cannot vote either way because one needs to be able to understand what one is watching to make any fair determination. Of course your comment about 'entitlement' gives rise to another issue. If one is paying to watch the drama in English, as I am, I don't think that it is a sense of entitlement on my part. Too, if these Chinese Companies want us, the international viewers, to watch their dramas (and increase their revenue) they should be more accommodating like Netflix, etc.