This episode really shows the corruption of the Republican era. Watching a competent woman being sidelined is frustrating but that's how it was during that time.
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Wu Yue's scam reading for Ma Yan Mei in the first episode proved to be true, but was the root of all the trouble. On to the next crime. But what's this?! Oh, Ji Wen Xuan! What kind of psychopath are you!
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We get to see Wu Yue use her medium skills to get a confession. I have to say all of the main actors in this episode did a good job.
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Another death, and this time the chief wants the case closed right away. Even though there is evidence he didn't do it, Man Dali has been forced into a confession as a serial killer and refuses to recant because the chief promised 500 silver for his wife. It's so sad, I cried. I thought this was going to be a light drama, but it's not. Anyway, the unfairness of it all brings the women together to investigate on their own.
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For some unknown reason, the supervisor closed the case but Wu Yue won't let that stop her. She has now enlisted Ji Wen Xuan's help in the investigation. I just realized that Mrs. Zheng is Wu Yue's client from the first episode whose reading said her husband was murdered in a fire.
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Wu Yue is adorable using her innocent face and tricks to snoop around and feed clues back to Yao Zhi Di. Mrs. Zheng seems very suspicious and the outcome of the case feels a little predictable, but I'll wait to see how it turns out before passing judgement.
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The first case is right up Wu Yue's alley. Her neighbor is a rickshaw driver who's arrested because he had a passenger mysteriously die while being pulled in the rickshaw late one night. When he came back with help, the dead passenger had aged 20 or 30 years. I can't tell if Wu Yue is manipulating the case to help her neighbor or if she's good at picking out clues.
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So far, the plot is interesting and the main characters do a decent job. The female lead, Wu Yue, is a spirit medium who happens to be convincing because she understands human nature, is good at picking up clues from her clients, and also knows how to puts on a good show. Oh yeah, she's also a ventriloquist who can imitate many voices.
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A lot of ups and downs with many battles and deaths, but in the end, sweet Ji Ling gets his wish to live a simple life with Wu Yi.
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There are lots of battles, but each time it looks like they might succeed, there are setbacks. Ji Ling returns, but it still seems hopeless because Jiu Ling/Wu Yi won't stay dead.
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It's a rollercoaster: sad, happy, sad, happy; but you know there are three more episodes, so anything could happen. If you want a mostly happy ending, you could stop at the end of Episode 26.
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Ji Ling and Ah Wu's story continues. I didn't cry during this episode, but there were some places that I came close. Four more episodes to go, and I don't know if I can take it.
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It was another tearjerker and I cried so much that I had to watch it a second time. The second time was a little easier, but I still teared up. This episode (and the next) showed Ji Ling's story from when he was a little red fox and went into a lot of detail.
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Wow! I can't believe I cried so much during this episode. It was very emotional. Ju Jing Yi and Tian Jia Rui were incredible. I don't think I would have cried if they hadn't done such a good job.
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I felt so sad when Ji Ling found out he was a puppet. And not just a puppet, but one of a long succession with a room full of replacements. What I liked about Ji Ling was that he was carefree and innocent with a little bit of mischievousness that made his character so endearing. I guess that innocence is gone now.
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