Playset9656

yes, the bgm is quite intense

Some people don't watch the trailer 😂

YAAS = yet another anxious soul...?

Superficial this is 🤣🤣🤣

robo barbie 🤣🤣🤣

Good question. Just trying to enjoy the drama as the drama. Getting spoilers and novel references thrown in my face kind of pulls me out of experiencing the story on my own.🫠

I'm glad, if you could recommend an acronym.

The Seven Relics Of Ill (ill) Omen

At the end of the day, what matters most is having fun with the show 😄🍿

You know I’m always ready to bring the wild theories! 😄 Can’t wait to hear your thoughts once you finish the novel — this is gonna be fun! 💖🔥

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Maybe there is some feud here 😆

Haha, no worries, it’s not about anger—major spoilers just steal the whole journey and the experience for me!

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I was trying to keep it all diplomatic and calm, and then bam — you came in like a knockout punch! 🤣🤣🤣 Love that fiery passion though! 😆🔥

Hey, no worries at all—I haven’t read the novel, so you definitely know more than me on that front! I was worried that your insights might get buried in the comment section.

Thanks for clarifying. Even if I understand the anxiety, fear of uncertainty and need for control behind those novel discussions, comparisons and spoilers. It's still quite annoying😂

The scene on the cliff with Yi Wan San and Hong Sha was so touching 🥹

Probably some dedicated fanbase making sure their drama stays in the top spots 😅

It’s not just about “finding excuses to hate.” I think the criticism comes from deeper, common misunderstandings, like expecting a “strong” fighter to be unemotional or never cry. Many people see strength in black-and-white terms—either you’re tough and never show feelings, or you’re weak if you do. Plus, crying is a natural response to fear and stress, but some don’t realize that. Media also often pushes the idea that fighters must be stoic and unbreakable, which isn’t realistic. So the issue is more about these rigid expectations than anything else.