Why the hell would they wait for freaking TEN YEARS to get married though?! Didn't they confess their love in…
She married and remained married to that idiot who tormented her for ten years then killed her so now she doesn't want to get married UNTIL the date of her first death and then suddenly she asks her new (of ten years new) lover in marriage?
Listen, I know it's fictional but that isn't some out-of-the-blue girl-power move, it's bad writing. Not that I care any more, actually. I've already said I don't even want to remember those scenes for the sake of what came before, which was good. But I guess it's not to be, hélas.
Why the hell would they wait for freaking TEN YEARS to get married though?! Didn't they confess their love in…
She even TELLS him he ~doesn't love her because he thinks she's actually 37~, so we can presume his own age (before dying first) was also around 37.
And they come back to being 27 or thereabouts, fall in love, and wait 10 years before making it official?! WHY?? Mentally they'd already be almost in their 50s, physically they'd approach their 40s again, why even bother at that point?
TBH I expected the anniversary of her initial death to be something they'd remember being a married couple, not an occasion to propose.
I don't even want to think about it again, it's been so disappointing for me.
The eps where it was just a low-grade horror story were much better. The police plot also went well (especially…
Like, if you make it a fantasy, you have to explain or expose the rules. It doesn't work with "oh well, there's this chick - or more - who can see sex lines, and basically everyone who gets some special glasses can see them too and they ALL end up going mad and killing every sex partner they ever had."
Umm, no. When it's horror, the lack of understanding is the reason it brings fear - things get very bad and you don't know why. But when it's fantasy - it can be as original as they want, but there has to be some structure.
Nevermind all the missing plot points. Like, how come SeonAh's gradfather molested her - she doesn't know? So she was a kid when it happened? Or if she didn't know, why didn't she freak out when she got the glasses? Didn't she wonder where she got that line from? Or if she knew, why did she never tell and didn't really seem bothered by the assault in her actual normal life?!
Or, what about the girl in the first two eps, the bully who was involved with the language teacher? She suddenly disappeared.
Or, why do people in HyeonHyeop's life have to die?! And why did her only lover had to die in that specific way?! I mean, you could understand he got hit by a car coming back to her, but a roof part falling on him so that he's pierced by iron bars in three places - overkill much?!
And how come GyuJin can make her own sex lines disappear? 'Cause she was giving Det. Han good competition on who has more (she won it.) And why did she know who HyeonHyeop was in the first place? And why was she sending b-day cards every year?
So in short... this tried hard to make an impression, and it went really well for 5 eps. then in the 6th decided to make it nonsensical and sadly they managed. Too bad.
The eps where it was just a low-grade horror story were much better. The police plot also went well (especially after he got the glasses). But then they had to have a master switch and turned it into fantasy... and while SK is great at making horror stories, they really suck at modern fantasy, sorry.
Be real for once, how do you think they passed it through censorship?! They needed a reason that they couldn't…
I meant it, LOL.
Jin Ling has one maternal biological uncle (Jiang Cheng,) three paternal biological uncles (Jin Guangyao, Jin Zixun, and Mo Xuanyu,) one adopted maternal uncle (Wei Wuxian,) and four additional uncles by sworn brotherhood (Nie Mingjue, Nie Huaisang, Lan Xichen and Lan Wangji.)
So while not all of them are directly linked by blood, they are all technically his uncles. And the best truth is the technical truth LOL.
Be real for once, how do you think they passed it through censorship?! They needed a reason that they couldn't be lovers.
Not that it matters, since it is fiction and hey the stigma of cousins marrying only came because of the repeated family marriages that led to kids with very problematic genetic diseases. And no, that doesn't count as incest, again, not that it matters, since if it's a hetero marriage that could result in children, the consanguinity forbids it indeed in most countries (not in all, though). Even so, around a tenth of the worlds' kids come from a consanguine marriage.
Do not assume people are into incest stories just because they happen to ship two beautiful fictional persons who might be ~cousins.
PS And just for the sake of the discussion... EVERY male main character in The Untamed is Jin Ling's uncle, LOL, Are they also incestuous?! (We're not even going to touch on Meng Yao and his wife).
Yeah, those light touches definitely are just bromance. *wink*
I think this is maybe going to be a BE, since XiaoXi will turn out to have killed his own bio dad. And then Li Yan too will be heavy underwater with the guilt for causing Lil' Walnut's death.
Then again, they could always comfort each other. Just sayin'.
3 
PS Also, gun-knowing people, is it normal for a person to take around 10 rounds and still not die?!
But then the ep ends with "Which one of you bastards ate my anchovies" and I'm sat for this LOL. That was badass.
Err, am I rooting for the 1st ep's bad guy?...
Listen, I know it's fictional but that isn't some out-of-the-blue girl-power move, it's bad writing. Not that I care any more, actually. I've already said I don't even want to remember those scenes for the sake of what came before, which was good. But I guess it's not to be, hélas.
And they come back to being 27 or thereabouts, fall in love, and wait 10 years before making it official?! WHY?? Mentally they'd already be almost in their 50s, physically they'd approach their 40s again, why even bother at that point?
TBH I expected the anniversary of her initial death to be something they'd remember being a married couple, not an occasion to propose.
I don't even want to think about it again, it's been so disappointing for me.
Umm, no. When it's horror, the lack of understanding is the reason it brings fear - things get very bad and you don't know why. But when it's fantasy - it can be as original as they want, but there has to be some structure.
Nevermind all the missing plot points. Like, how come SeonAh's gradfather molested her - she doesn't know? So she was a kid when it happened? Or if she didn't know, why didn't she freak out when she got the glasses? Didn't she wonder where she got that line from? Or if she knew, why did she never tell and didn't really seem bothered by the assault in her actual normal life?!
Or, what about the girl in the first two eps, the bully who was involved with the language teacher? She suddenly disappeared.
Or, why do people in HyeonHyeop's life have to die?! And why did her only lover had to die in that specific way?! I mean, you could understand he got hit by a car coming back to her, but a roof part falling on him so that he's pierced by iron bars in three places - overkill much?!
And how come GyuJin can make her own sex lines disappear? 'Cause she was giving Det. Han good competition on who has more (she won it.) And why did she know who HyeonHyeop was in the first place? And why was she sending b-day cards every year?
So in short... this tried hard to make an impression, and it went really well for 5 eps. then in the 6th decided to make it nonsensical and sadly they managed. Too bad.
The end ruined it for me.
Jin Ling has one maternal biological uncle (Jiang Cheng,) three paternal biological uncles (Jin Guangyao, Jin Zixun, and Mo Xuanyu,) one adopted maternal uncle (Wei Wuxian,) and four additional uncles by sworn brotherhood (Nie Mingjue, Nie Huaisang, Lan Xichen and Lan Wangji.)
So while not all of them are directly linked by blood, they are all technically his uncles. And the best truth is the technical truth LOL.
Not that it matters, since it is fiction and hey the stigma of cousins marrying only came because of the repeated family marriages that led to kids with very problematic genetic diseases. And no, that doesn't count as incest, again, not that it matters, since if it's a hetero marriage that could result in children, the consanguinity forbids it indeed in most countries (not in all, though). Even so, around a tenth of the worlds' kids come from a consanguine marriage.
Do not assume people are into incest stories just because they happen to ship two beautiful fictional persons who might be ~cousins.
PS And just for the sake of the discussion... EVERY male main character in The Untamed is Jin Ling's uncle, LOL, Are they also incestuous?! (We're not even going to touch on Meng Yao and his wife).
Then again, they could always comfort each other. Just sayin'.