Her only mistake was going in his place instead of following military order (not order and being ordered, but…
True.. I don't even mind him getting drugged coz it can be prevented if he just told the truth.. But then of course some bird brain will say thar she deserved to be punished for drugging Xie zheng when he himself lied and acted like some incapable soldier.
The discussions and reactions today are pretty mixed, so here are my thoughts on episode 26.
I think there are key conversations in the story that hint at how much a person’s actions can be influenced by what they’re told—or not told.
First, the tent scene between Xie Zheng and Chang Yu. When he casually asked “if” he became a marquis, would she accept being his wife—and she said yes—that honestly felt like the perfect moment for him to tell the truth. He was already opening the topic
Second, right before he was drugged. It’s clear the officers follow his lead, so the lie didn’t just happen randomly. But what stood out is that Chang Yu even offered to go to war in his place. Instead of assuring her, he downplayed his role, saying his presence wasn’t that important—like he was just another soldier and it wouldn’t make much difference.
From Chang Yu’s perspective, her decision makes sense. She’s been told multiple times that he’s injured and not in a condition to fight, and even he keeps minimizing his role. Of course she’d be worried about him, and at the same time think that stepping in wouldn’t change much.
That’s why, in a non-biased view, those two scenes already explain why Chang Yu chose to go to battle instead of Xie Zheng. It wasn’t just a random decision—her understanding of the situation was shaped by what she was told and what he chose not to say.
I’m not saying it’s entirely on Xie Zheng… but he definitely didn’t make it any easier for her to see the full picture.
It's based on novel. Too late to complain about the writer coz it's been written long ago. The novel is actually…
U seem like new to chinese drama.. I've seen worst so her defeating a big enemy is not that surprising given that shes naturally strong in the perspective of the drama and novel
It's just the mess of Xie Zheng's own making. It's as simple as that. He knew very well that how Fan Changyu is…
Coz it's Xie zheng fault from thr start.. All of this wouldn't happen if he told the truth... At first chang yu might have been wrong but this time.. Her actions was more becoz Xie zheng acted like he's some foot soldier and his appearance is not that important.. He acts weak in front of her.. Whar do u expect?
Listen, I agree she did incredibly well in thhis fight against the opposing general. But even if she hadn't taken…
Actually there is a explanation to this.. In the novel, Xie zheng lied made gongsun put chicken blood on him to make it look like zie zheng is dying so chnage yu will continue to nurse him to health but maybe becoz of some screen time shortage.. It was cut off that's why chang yu went to battle instead of him... I won't be blaming chang yu on this coz technically all of this rooted becoz Xie zheng lied... If he told her the truth she won't drug him and fight for his stead... So I don't blame her we are reaching 30 episode and his lie fester... The whole millitary lied to her just so Xie zheng can keep his identity.. If I was in her shoes. I'll be more mad even if I broke the rules coz after all, it's beec Xie zheng lied.
YOOO WTF....IS SHE FOR REALL??? She knocked out the GENERAL. What are they gonna do ? Gosh! He should have told…
It's based on novel. Too late to complain about the writer coz it's been written long ago. The novel is actually female centric with title chasing jade.. Yu means jade.. "chang yu"... In this drama it's equal billing I think coz ZLH is a big name.. But the story is good already.. This is not documentary or some modern drama so don't expect realism on this.
CY is sensible & always learn from her mistake. She even said she will learn the military rules from Gongsun…
True. Love your comment and open mindedness. The perfect time to tell was that tent conversation. Xie Zheng got his answer when he asked her if he happens to be a marquis, will she accept being a marquis wife.. FL told him she will. That's the best time. If he told her in that scene, chnage yu would not go to war in his husband's place..
I hate episode 26!!! wth Fan Changyu what ru doing gurl??? i know, i love u, i love how cool women who can…
I forgive her 😂.. Girl just defeated that big dude general with a butcher knife while her husband kept on lying. He had a chance to tell her during their tent conversation.
I'm on team Chang yu on this one 😂.... Girl gave him a clue during their conversation on the tent.. Girl just told him she can accept being a marquis wife if he happens to be a marquis... Thst is the go signal for me. Loved the episode today.
What I like about this ep different from the book was how he was drugged. He was so sweet, then was lured by FCY…
Honestly, I don’t mind it. She literally defeated an experienced general with just a butcher’s knife. The other general couldn’t even handle him, and she has no battlefield experience but still won a 1v1. I’m not even gonna question it
Could someone spoil this.. I heard that Xie zheng will divorce Chang yu after finding out her identity.. But after thst he will chase after her... Could someone who read the novel spoil it to me.
I think there are key conversations in the story that hint at how much a person’s actions can be influenced by what they’re told—or not told.
First, the tent scene between Xie Zheng and Chang Yu. When he casually asked “if” he became a marquis, would she accept being his wife—and she said yes—that honestly felt like the perfect moment for him to tell the truth. He was already opening the topic
Second, right before he was drugged. It’s clear the officers follow his lead, so the lie didn’t just happen randomly. But what stood out is that Chang Yu even offered to go to war in his place. Instead of assuring her, he downplayed his role, saying his presence wasn’t that important—like he was just another soldier and it wouldn’t make much difference.
From Chang Yu’s perspective, her decision makes sense. She’s been told multiple times that he’s injured and not in a condition to fight, and even he keeps minimizing his role. Of course she’d be worried about him, and at the same time think that stepping in wouldn’t change much.
That’s why, in a non-biased view, those two scenes already explain why Chang Yu chose to go to battle instead of Xie Zheng. It wasn’t just a random decision—her understanding of the situation was shaped by what she was told and what he chose not to say.
I’m not saying it’s entirely on Xie Zheng… but he definitely didn’t make it any easier for her to see the full picture.