Currently Watching episode 4 and I get that Tatsuki made mistakes following maybe bad advice or one that did not fit his sonâs needs but doesnât excuse his exâs harshness towards him. The more technology advances the easier it has become to isolate ourselves and thatâs really bad on children and we are yet to be equipped to deal with the changes so parents will make mistakes. It doesnât make them evil
Enjoyable watch, great acting, but lacking in character development and overall character dimensions. The characters fit the stereotype, and didnât feel like real people. The different cases were interesting but most of the time, the way they are resolved isnât logical.
My favourite was the shoe maker case. My least favourite was his dadâs case.
Were there flaws? Oh yes! Were there wasted potentials? Endless Did I like the ending? Not a big fan. Do I regret watching it? Absolutely NOT!
This drama had some gems hardly found elsewhere. The world building was great. My favourite part was the illusion arc. Itâs when we got to learn most about the world and characters beyond the main ones. If it had continued this way with all the other arcs it wouldâve been great and probably in need of more episodes.
However I didnât like the pacing after the illusion arc. Many character growths were skimmed through or even skipped for the sake of focusing on 2 main, overly romanticized characters on a repetitive basis.
Though I LOVE the soundtrack here, it just kept going on and on one song after the next with endless flashbacks seen from many perspectives. Sometimes quiet says more than background music.
I have to talk about the fashion design here. Itâs beautiful but in fight scenes? Too flowy and impractical! But I think that was part of the choreography style because ALL fights were like that.
would you recommend it? Even though it doesn't seem like my genre, it intrigues me.
Hard for me to say. I usually like weird stories but this one didnât do it for me. I canât discredit it because part of it is me not understanding the concepts explored here, but also the tone was too serious making it not enjoyable for me
I beg to differ, her priorities is to protect JL & give the life he deserves (free from his duty as DD), to…
I get it to a certain point but I think before loving comes understanding, and even though she went through his whole life she didnât seem to understand him.
Yuan Wu Huo really did a number on the little fox blaming him for not saving his brother when the fox had run out of power. The abuse caused the little fox to feel guilt over something he had no control over, which then caused him to swallow the dragon scale then the rest is history. Why should he be the one to bear the cost? He shouldnât but thatâs not how he feels. Something is bigger at play and Jiu Ying surrounded him so he had no one to communicate to find a different solution.
In any case I havenât finished the drama yet I might change my opinion later
I disagree. LWY's priority is very obvious to me. There is nothing more important to her than saving Ji Ling's…
living isnât everything. She went against his plans and stole his life purpose while also perishing. She left him alive with no loved one and no purpose. Living has been a pain for him for so long and he suffered so long. He also feels guilty enjoying life and doesnât think about her when heâs constantly sacrificing himself for her. They are in a dilemma where each wants to give their life to the other and neither wants to live without the other. BUT Iâm not romantic and only care about killing the big bad, not letting everyoneâs sacrifice for nothing đ
26 episodes in⊠so if Ji Lingâs original was followed through (and you can say in a certain timeline it did) I think itâs genuis.
That being said, I find Lu Wu Yi is not grounded in her priorities like the other characters and Ji Ling is constantly sacrificing himself because he never felt worthy of life. LWY has been annoying me for the last couple of episodes.
24 episodes in and I just thought of something. There are a lot of similarities between Lu WuYi and Wu ShiGuang…
LWY is born from parts of the other 9 tailef foxes and considers herself a monster, but WSG is born from different parts of the dragons and is considered the 10th brother. Also Jiu Ying has a part of it in both characters but when is LWY the only one that will die when Jiu Ying dies?
24 episodes in and I just thought of something. There are a lot of similarities between Lu WuYi and Wu ShiGuang yet get totally different reactions and expected results to their being
I don't see a lot of comments about them either but I adore them! I like how they have a steady relationship without…
Oh yes I side eyed the bendy swords too haha glad I havenât seen much of that in later episodes!
I think both couples are interesting but have totally different dynamics. Wu ShiGuang and Wu Wang Yan are all about finding the source of their problems and finding out the truth. They are learning to face the uncomfortable truths but they never hide from it.
Ji Ling and Lu Wu Yi are more âus against the worldâ and rather live in temporary bliss and avoid thinking of the future.
I can see how youths can find the latter more to their taste while older people would identify with the former
Iâm 18 episodes in but am I the only one more into Wu ShiGuang and Wu Wang Yan?
Also the 9-tailed foxes here live a long time but itâs tragic they donât get to keep their own lived experience on their own. They live a long time but they donât get to grow.
One thing I am not getting used it is fights in flowy clothes lol
Had to drop it halfway. I don't like the story. This drama seems to "push" the idea of "false memories"…
I got the total opposite message here. Memory isnât always perfect but should be taken seriously. Also the context you are mentioning has nothing to do with this drama. But if you found the notion of distorted memories triggering then itâs understandable that you dropped this drama. This drama isnât for everyone thatâs for sure
Dude, I'm on episode 12. This show is absolute banger. Finally something good to watch after Mysterious Lotus…
yeah I have started a lot of this style of drama and gave up a few episodes in, and with the amount of pretty people here and aesthetic I didnât expect much but I was so wrong. I didnât think I would need this much concentration to follow the story haha I mean we have 5 leads and each plays multiple roles + all the other characters that play important parts in the setup and mythology. The other one that I enjoyed was the Vendetta of An.
The more technology advances the easier it has become to isolate ourselves and thatâs really bad on children and we are yet to be equipped to deal with the changes so parents will make mistakes. It doesnât make them evil
My favourite was the shoe maker case. My least favourite was his dadâs case.
Were there flaws? Oh yes!
Were there wasted potentials? Endless
Did I like the ending? Not a big fan.
Do I regret watching it? Absolutely NOT!
This drama had some gems hardly found elsewhere. The world building was great. My favourite part was the illusion arc. Itâs when we got to learn most about the world and characters beyond the main ones. If it had continued this way with all the other arcs it wouldâve been great and probably in need of more episodes.
However I didnât like the pacing after the illusion arc. Many character growths were skimmed through or even skipped for the sake of focusing on 2 main, overly romanticized characters on a repetitive basis.
Though I LOVE the soundtrack here, it just kept going on and on one song after the next with endless flashbacks seen from many perspectives. Sometimes quiet says more than background music.
I have to talk about the fashion design here. Itâs beautiful but in fight scenes? Too flowy and impractical! But I think that was part of the choreography style because ALL fights were like that.
Yuan Wu Huo really did a number on the little fox blaming him for not saving his brother when the fox had run out of power. The abuse caused the little fox to feel guilt over something he had no control over, which then caused him to swallow the dragon scale then the rest is history. Why should he be the one to bear the cost? He shouldnât but thatâs not how he feels. Something is bigger at play and Jiu Ying surrounded him so he had no one to communicate to find a different solution.
In any case I havenât finished the drama yet I might change my opinion later
That being said, I find Lu Wu Yi is not grounded in her priorities like the other characters and Ji Ling is constantly sacrificing himself because he never felt worthy of life. LWY has been annoying me for the last couple of episodes.
I think both couples are interesting but have totally different dynamics. Wu ShiGuang and Wu Wang Yan are all about finding the source of their problems and finding out the truth. They are learning to face the uncomfortable truths but they never hide from it.
Ji Ling and Lu Wu Yi are more âus against the worldâ and rather live in temporary bliss and avoid thinking of the future.
I can see how youths can find the latter more to their taste while older people would identify with the former
Generally itâs what this drama gets right all the leads with their complicated pasts
Also the 9-tailed foxes here live a long time but itâs tragic they donât get to keep their own lived experience on their own. They live a long time but they donât get to grow.
One thing I am not getting used it is fights in flowy clothes lol
I mean we have 5 leads and each plays multiple roles + all the other characters that play important parts in the setup and mythology.
The other one that I enjoyed was the Vendetta of An.