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I have been watching this drama, but in the last two weeks, the conspiracy has become so convoluted, and at episode 31, I have no idea of the plot's direction. What happened to Long Bo during the mayhem and madness?

The constant flashbacking or flashbacks in the middle of an engrossing conversation or pivotal moment, breaks the momentum. The scenes seem to run on and on because of these inclusions.

The best elements of the drama are the music score and the silent opening credits (...there is no customary singing or music). Zhang Xiao Jing is the one man army fighting machine. Essentially, he is Terminator 1, a species that will exist from ancient time to 2029, and beyond.

I have watched twelve episodes of Longest Day in Chang'An, and so far, the production values are very high. The silent opening credits overlaying the "live" scene is a brilliant concept. Absent from those first two minutes, are the loud singing and/or music with the flash recap of the drama. The end credits are longer, but the music fits the tone of the drama.

Peacekeepers Corp is reminiscent of modern day MI-5, with Li Bi and Zhang Xiao Jing, the ancient versions of M or Q, and James Bond, respectively. Zhang Xiao Jing's fight scenes are swift and deadly, and he is the "wild card", the one that no one can control. Kudos to Lei Jia Yin, for effectively playing the super spy army captain.

I hope Viki can speed up the subbing process, so we see the ending no more than one week after the final broadcast.

I thought that he was the same Zhang Fu Guan with a new ID. He looked more handsome in Sand Sea, and he had a happy ending with the doctor.

A familiar face, a familiar smile over the years! Rest peacefully, Mi-Sun.

I had no idea about the book, but I watched the first scenes, and I thought that the male leads had some sparks between them.

He looked like Jin Han in the beginning. There were so many good looking men in the Guardian cast, and they didn't want the supporting actors to upstage the lead actors. I didn't like his costume and hair. Even Crow Queen annoyed me, and the actress looks pretty.

Villain and Lee Min Ho have similar round faces. Villain actually looked nice without the bad wig with blue streaks and long coat. He looked about 21.

Minho looked cute with his military buzz cut.

That's right. As you mentioned it, I could see his face with the mask, in Guardian. I just finished rewatching it a week ago. He was one of my favorites.

I was also wondering the same thing. I am rewatching the drama now, but I don't know
Purple Hair Villain's name.

The prosuction team could trim the drama to 48 episodes, and make the story seamless.

Thanks for the info.

I think that Viki is getting bombarded with the C-dramas, that they can't match the pace. Some dramas sit on the shelf so long, the production companies could recruit local foreign language university students to sub the dramas in the meantime. The students could earn points toward their degrees.

ZRY might be a grandfather by the time, the drama is broadcast.

Pacing in these lenghty costume dramas, means slow, meandering episodes. I have been waiting a year for a sighting of this drama.

I agree with you. Bai Yu and Zhang Ruo Yun are at the top of my C-actor list.

If the drama production chiefs could make an effort to trim the drama, and remove the idle chatter and filler and flashbacks, and pack all the flashbacking memories upfront, and dial down the singing volume and frequency, the end product might really be awesome and impressive, and competitive production-wise with western dramas.

I might reach 100, by the time that they air this drama.

I used to love this site for dramas and movies, but in the last year I would get a computer virus warning., every time I opened a video.

Thanks for the episode update. The quick scene shot was surprising.

I am glad that the YT channel is posting subs.

Once they start completing the other's sentence, it's a fated relationship.