PeachBlossomGoddess

The Mysterious Man who imprisoned himself in Yulong Ridge.

I don't think Wu's part is revealed yet but it should come.

Xiao Weijing was the crown prince. It could be that his mother was the legitimate empress. Or it could be that this dynasty doesn't follow primogeniture and the emperor designates his heir.

Yeah I have the same thought.

I actually found the one scene where his face showed trauma over Baiwan but he was not crying for Baiwan far more impactful than his waterworks.

Yeah and Han Ziling's neck would looked so mild by comparison and yet he died...

It was a gratuitous death. But the character is not useful to the plot or interesting so I don't really mind they killed her off.

His brother booted him from Huben for killing too indiscriminately. Seems excessive to kill his whole family for that. I noticed the old lady’s dead son’s surname was also Liu. I wonder how he was related to them.

Yes the ML slept a lot and then he went full on Incredible Hulk kind of crazy at the end.😅. One of the MLs in Heroes also goes bat shit crazy at the end. Talk about shoving the plot off a cliff…

Yeah I have to catch a plane today and I can’t download TVOD episodes but I will try to watch it before I am in air.

I think Wang Pu’s men lured her back to the capital by triggering her memory of who she is. Which means someone on their side knows about her. And the deposed emperor guessed who she is but idk if he is in touch with Yan Fengshan.

I am up to 13 but have to call it a night. But I also think what he meant to say to Huai'an may have been important. I just think something more had to have happened to make brothers fall out like that.

No not at all - its a free site you are free to say what you think. Its all good.

I agree with you they shot those scenes on different days and it wasn't consistently staged. But I am much more bothered by how Liu Biwen was skewered through the door multiple times and lived to be killed again (dead this time) by multiple stabs by his bro.

No I am not saying that at all... at this point. I just hope they don't go too far. Bai Wan's death for example seems to me gratuitous. And kind of stupid - like how could they mistake her for Yan? Han Zhiling's death was also wilful in its own way bc Gu Yu dug his heels in and refused to leave to revenge another day. Its easy to be like that when its Han Zhiling that has to die to pay the price. I also don't quite consider that a worthy death. So I am not exactly on the same page with respect to the comment every death was worth it.

Lol... gurl.... did you see my posts about stabbing being the equivalent of falling off a cliff and not dying in this drama??? It was fun... many creative explanations about the regression of man that made it possible to survive fatal stab wounds through major arteries and organs. I am not saying this is a bad drama. I am enjoying it but.... yes.... suspend disbelief.👀🤡😅

Yes that has been my question from the start. I hope the narrative answers it well.

Yeah Fated Hearts fight scenes were respectable but the drama wasn't good. No comment on Sword and Beloved bc I dropped that at ep 1.

True but the risk of imminent peril must not descend into gratuitous deaths. At that point it becomes a makjang.

He can't be that bad, the previous emperor made him crown prince. And Han Zhiling supported him. He was probably just too young and easily controlled by Yan. I suspect the plot twist is Wuyang is the bad guy.

I've been to that a few times. I like the races and betting on horses and I used to know a few Ozzie mining tycoons that kept horses. But I haven't been in years I don't like to travel far since covid. I also started riding as a kid but I was never good enough/disciplined enough to get to the jumping level. Nonetheless I like riding I am very comfortable on horses and take many active vacations that include horseback riding. Many parts of wild China are only accessible on horse but their horses are not as big as Arabians.