I think the same way. I am wonder how they will solve this matter. ML doent know for now the she was the one,…
Someone else pointed out (just below me) that it may have been someone else who ordered their deaths. I shall have to watch that part of episode 1 again. Did we actually heatr him say it, or did we just hear sombody else pass on the order?
My guess is it is because of tribal/city wars. The FL's mother is from the Enaqi tribe and fled to Tiandu for…
Her mother may have been from the Enaqi tribe, but do we know what tribe the father is from? (I am not sure if it was mentioned in ep. 1.) FL would have been of her father's tribe. FL seems to be the only princess of her tribe whereas the 2nd FL was the ninth princess of her own tribe.
I am surprised that nobody has commented on the fact that the ML, the North Lord, is the one who ordered her, her mother, and their retinue to be killed outside the city gate when they begged for asylum. I wonder how they will deal with this issue later on. Will it be a 'I love you but I must kill you for revenge' ending, for example?
Did not the North Lord's people pass on the message that she had this desert scroll? Later he appears to be travelling incognito as a merchant and is very interested to discover that the FL is in possession of same. (Please don't tell me its a 'twin trope'!)
Or have I misread the plot thus far? (When I have watched a few more episodes I may revise my opinion.)
As it is not written in the synopsis (on MDL), and there is no mention of it up to the end of episode 8 (unless I missed it) how is it known by viewers that she is a former assassin?
He is officially back. You can read more about the details on his page.
Thank you for this, but I was asking you to provide the link to Jeremy's page re his return. (The drama is also on myasiantv.ac but is not subbed yet, if indeed it will be.
Any thoughts on why he would snap her neck given that she was about to die? (Apart from the fact that he is a right nutter, that is.) - Yes, an assumption on my part, but characters are always just about to die, aren't they? Was this taken from the novel, anyone?
Sometimes, on free platforms, translated episodes can be ten episodes behind fee paying ones. Also, in some countries, a different platform might show dramas weeks or months after they have been shown elsewhere?
Did not the North Lord's people pass on the message that she had this desert scroll? Later he appears to be travelling incognito as a merchant and is very interested to discover that the FL is in possession of same. (Please don't tell me its a 'twin trope'!)
Or have I misread the plot thus far? (When I have watched a few more episodes I may revise my opinion.)