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I might be overthinking this, but I'm concerned about how they'll execute the project and whether it might unintentionally offend a group of people, considering they haven't strayed far from the manwha so far. If you know what I'm talking about...I do hope they change it. I'm enjoying this adaptation so far

The ending battle was still fresh in my mind after crying for Doctor Lin and Yan He. Now, reading the comments, they're missing from the adaptation. What's preventing them from following the characters and plot? Argh

I just finished the novel, resorting to MTL since the translation isn't complete yet. It's beautiful, sad, tragic, heartwarming, and funny. I cried so much. I love the fl. The FL's journey and her connection with the male lead are beautiful. I don't mind Zhou Ye playing He Yan. I watched her in Scent of Time, and I liked her there. Not to mention, she looks handsome and pretty in the general costume. She's literally perfect. As for the ML, the actor's character in MJTY is kinda similar to the ML here, so I see the vision. What worries me is how they'll execute the plot. I hope the adaptation does justice to the intricate plot, even with potential changes due to censorship concerns. I can't wait

Thank you. That's so well-explained.

When the Tencent Award host asked if the latter part of TLI is too cruel, ZL said it's not too cruel. She likened it to "chasing the wife to the crematorium," describing it as refreshing. I've been seeing this phrase, and I heard it's a whole genre. What does it mean?

A'Yin and Feng Yin are not exactly the same person. A'Yin, initially part of the 8 Scattered Phoenix souls, gained sentience after entering the Water Divine Beast egg, evolving into a unique being. This soul became a water divine beast and lived like one, thinking like one. It fell in love, experienced pain, and had feelings of her own. Following A'Yin's demise, her soul merged with seven others, giving rise to Feng Yin. Despite retaining A'Yin's memories, Feng Yin, embodying the essence of a phoenix, is a separate entity with its own phoenix-like thoughts and existence, distinguishing her from A'Yin, who was a Water Divine Beast. I could be wrong tho

A'Yin is a part of Feng Yin's immortal soul. A'Yin is Feng Yin. A'Yin is a soul that became sentient after entering the water beast, unlike the other parts of the soul who are just souls because they're inside sycamore trees. Since she's a part of Feng Yin, maybe deep down, she has A'Yin's memories

Oh, I've been hearing about this one. Xianxia is a whole new world to me. I want to delve deep into Xianxia as I am fascinated with the world-building and plot. Please recommend some

You're right. Everyone has different perspectives on the show. I'm eagerly anticipating the moment when the arrogant peacock realizes that Yin, now revealed as the Phoenix from the clan she's been envious of, is someone she'll have to acknowledge and bow down to.

Totally get where you're coming from. It's all about the character and storyline for me too. Regardless of the actress or her previous MLs, if the male lead's too gullible, it can get a bit irksome during the watch. I just comment casually since I keep seeing comments that the previous mls set a high standard.

I heard so. This one is already heart-wrenching. I can't imagine the pain in the other drama with so many deaths and reincarnation

Viewers have become accustomed to Zhao Lusi's previous male lead characters, who were deeply committed and protective, even refusing to harm a single strand of her hair. That's why people are so upset with this flawed new male lead. I don't think I'm the only one who cries even at just a clip of Lusi crying, so this male lead not only makes her cry but also ends up killing her. No wonder viewers are so angry, and I understand. I'm trying to understand him. Hopefully, he has a redemption arc that will turn everything around. Seeing the future episode, he should grovel, and I want the Phoenix to be really cold and not forgive him easily.

I watched this because I'm bored while waiting for another episode of SOKP. I can't believe I actually recognized Li Yun Rui just by his eyes. So far, so good. A thief helped by the FL escaping is just so funny to me.

We're almost there, and I'm eagerly anticipating her to piece it all together. XW's role in both the past and present will become clear, and she'll come to the realization that he's an ally

Yesss. I love the last sentence. Her confinement within the palace limits her exposure to people she can trust, leaving ZZ as her primary reliance. Also, her uncertainty about XW's past role, particularly leading a revolt that instilled fear in her, clouds her judgment of XW in the present. This past experience strongly influences her perception, hindering a more objective assessment of XW's current character. They need to communicate fr They talk a lot, but sometimes it seems like they're not quite on the same page.

Your comment makes sense. The lingering consequences of her past actions continue to affect her in the present, acting as a form of self-imposed punishment. She needs closure, and the resolution lies in the hands of those involved in her past life.

Should Ning'er be bound by the burdens of her first life, enduring guilt while reshaping her destiny? Or should she embrace the present, treating the first life as a distant dream and strive to be a better person? This question popped into my mind since I keep remembering ZZ's response: "I'd rather believe what's in front of me." And after what happened in the flower scene, and Ning'er took a turn in her attitude. I want to read your thoughts.

He married the Yan woman only to elevate his rank within the Xue family. Additionally, there is a rivalry between the Yan and Xue, so, of course, he doesn't want Yan blood in his heir. He doesn't even care for his unborn child inside his sick wife, so I don't think he cared for Dingfei too.

It should be illegal to be this fine. Even his jawline is distracting me from reading the subtitles.

One thing's for sure: she is guilty, attributing the implication of an upright official to her actions, as she thinks he doesn't deserve it. Regarding the aspect of love, I'm also uncertain, and it might be more of a fascination. Her emotions from a past life are intertwining with those in the present, making it challenging for her and for us to discern between them.