Seagar

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Sorry, I don't understand your statement?

What has become a habit and a template in every drama is that a terminally ill person is shown coughing up blood :) xixixi. In this series too, and in dramas in my country it is also often the case :), it is easiest to show the audience that someone is seriously ill by coughing up blood, even though actually a seriously ill person is not necessarily coughing up blood; let's say they have severe pneumonia :)

Ok, hopefully the series director packs it beautifully so that it matches our expectations🙂🙂

It's not bonds, but it's a simple system of bonds. Whatever my concern is, this series packs wuxia stories with a business approach and economics as well; this is what makes me interested.

This makes me curious about the series; every group and character is still full of mysteries; there are still many secrets that have not been revealed; and I hope that the issues raised in this series are not just simple evil sects and good sects (the usual formula in wuxia series), but issues about human nature that become evil and good; they can be good but can also be evil; they can work together (conflicting groups) in the name of the same interests; I hope that the issues raised in this series are not black or white but gray; I hope that it is well packaged and entertaining.

hahaha

From these few episodes, the audience is only shown a few groups that are the central figures of the rivalry in the series, namely the Yuntai Sect, the Su Family, the Cao Gang/Sect, and the Tang Family, but we forget that there are many more groups that have not been shown properly. In the initial narrative of the series, it is explained that there was a legendary sect, the Qianmen Sect, and later the Qianmen became hostile to the Emperor's interests. The Qianmen Sect split into two, the martial artists who formed the LingYuan Sect and the merchants/businessmen who formed the YunTai Sect. The LingYuan sect is not really explained in the series, although there is a dialogue between Shu Ya Nan and Yun Xiang where Miss Shu admits that she is from the Yun Xiang sect, but it is still a mystery who their characters are in the series. Is Yun Xiang's family (the Luo family) the LingYuan sect? Is it Ke Meng Lan, Swordsman Jin Biao, the Su Family, the Tang Family, or Qi Tiang Feng, who are characters from the LingYuan sect? Also, in the initial narrative, there is another group, the government group (the Empire), and in MDL, it is written that there are noble characters (princesses and princes), and what is their role in the series? All these questions make me curious about this series.

Wow, sorry, I did not expect that you did not know Doraemon. Yes,  Doraemon is a famous animated character from Japan, as famous as Donald Duck or Tom & Jerry, but never mind, I was just joking :)

doraemon :)

ML should be friends with Doraemon, so the ring is safe in Doraemon's magic bag :D hahahaha

CGI has often been used in Chinese series

I'm guessing it was a CGI effect

It's a valuable relic for ML, and when ML holds it, it becomes a method to calm down, so it's only natural that it's brought down everywhere.

I also like it, because it has the vibe of a modern series with the genre of mafia business competition, the way business competition between sects or groups looks interesting in this series.

It could also be that my guess is wrong , we'll see.

but it was seen in a glimpse of Meng Lan telling Su Ming Yu, congratulating Young Master Su on becoming a hero.

Like in many scenes ML must be calm in controlling emotions (his own and his friend's) in strategizing.

However, I think the plot twist is that the silk gets to Nandu, the Su family wins, and the Cao Gang/Sect loses.

I also don't like it when the criticism is in the form of body shaming; criticizing the acting is normal, but if it's body shaming, it's very bad. Regarding plastic surgery, it has been done by many actresses and actors in various countries and has become commonplace.