SaphireK

How can you give an accurate review of the entire show if you have only seen the first 5 episodes?

What's the novel ending?

yessss!!!

oh yes, totally!!!

yes, it's really engaging, you can give it a try, see if it catches you ;)

Yes, I agree, total shitty move after realizing he is alive, after he lost his hand and after he saved her many times (and her people too!) That's not how you treat people who have only been kind to you.

oh yesss, super intense and totally cool!

I agree with you on this - she let him fall and just moved on... at least she could have tried better to hold him or search for him afterwards

Thanks a lot, now things have more meaning ;)

I agree with your review - it's a joy to discover him and also the side characters' backstory ;) I only have a question - why exactly does LQQ want to become human? I get that he wants to have his senses, but is this the only reason?

Totally feel the same!

This is what happens when you have a strong start but a weak ending - like what was that ending??? I get it that it was a HEA for the main leads, but what about the justice? So the betrayer, Grandpa Li, gets away with just being exiled, and the prime minister gets poisoned? Where is the justice in that? And what was that alternative ending? And who the heck was Yu QianQian? The only thing that felt right is the flip that the alternate Qi Min gave her when he met her in the other possible timeline - going to puke when seeing her felt like a great way to be safe from someone like her.
All in all, the show started great, but went boring and full of plot holes by the end...
The actors did a great job with what they were given - applause for Den Kai and Lin Mu Ran!!!, and the visuals and cinematography were awesome.

It's really good, I say go for it ;) Give it a try and see how it is for you

They tried making excuses for Kang Su Hyeon, but no, there's no excuse for the way she acted, both with her family and with Jin Woo. Just one episode of her making amends is very little, very late...

Why can people vote on episodes that have not even aired???? That's why the score is lower, and it's super annoying

Can you help me with a question: why did Mu Qi Bai die suddenly in ep 22? Is because of his brother?

because he is ;)

Yesss, go for it ;)

And Pharan still went and became a shaman like his grandpa...

I get that he's supposed to be cold and unwilling to budge - but the thing that frustrates people is that lack of reasoning behind his attitude, especially for those who haven't read the novel.