He can not even be in the same vicinity with her or else they'll blame him for interfering. They are really scared of the ink master from the 8th house of Li 😂
I hate to say this but I hate the whole ink making arc, unfortunately this drama seems to be centered on this,It…
LOL WHAT PROPAGANDA?
Propaganda is the systematic dissemination of information, ideas, or rumors deliberately designed to influence public opinion, shape perceptions, or manipulate behavior.
32 this is ridiculous now. I don't want to see anymore of this Nonsense from this delusional nephewwhat is he expecting from her? she is married and deeply in love. at this point it doesn't make since that he maintains interest. y'all live in the same houseshe is your uncle's wife, she is officially your aunt. she gave away her 🍪 cookie, lol 🤣😆🤣 she doesn't want you. now she doesn't even want to see you. this is the one thing that I wish the writers would not have included. because at this point even for dramaland it's stupid.
A lot of people are asking Why doesn't ZZ kill his attackers? Because it is - Judge Bao's Philosophy ________________________________________ Why Doesn't Zhan Zhao Kill His Attackers? ⚔️⚖️ Seeing a lot of people in the comments asking why our "Imperial Cat" always holds back from delivering a fatal blow to the people trying to take his head. Why leave them alive when they are literally out to assassinate him?
It all comes down to Judge Bao’s Philosophy.
Zhan Zhao isn't just another lawless rogue wandering the jianghu. He is a 4th-rank imperial guard who serves under Bao Zheng—the most famously incorruptible, legally strict judge in Chinese lore.
The Rule of Law vs. Vigilante Justice: Judge Bao’s entire mission is built on the belief that no one is above the law, and justice must be absolute and decided by a court, not the blade of a sword.
Upholding the Code: If Zhan Zhao plays executioner in the middle of a forest or a rain-slicked alley, he becomes no better than the criminals he's trying to stop. He strips away the chance for a fair trial, which is exactly how you uncover the larger, deeper conspiracies.
True Chivalry (Xia): His restraint isn't a sign of weakness; it's the ultimate show of control and discipline. He possesses peerless martial arts skills, but he chooses to apprehend or disarm rather than slaughter because he answers to a higher moral standard.
Granted, we are on episode 6 and he hasn’t actually dragged a single person back to Kaifeng court yet—they usually just scurry away or jump over a wall the second he drops them—but the intent is there! He isn't being soft; he's just keeping his hands clean for the justice system... even if the criminals run too fast to experience it. ⚖️
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He can not even be in the same vicinity with her or else they'll blame him for interfering. They are really scared of the ink master from the 8th house of Li 😂
.He was a great supporter for our FL
It will be interesting to see how she fairs without him throwing static towards her haters.
Propaganda is the systematic dissemination of information, ideas, or rumors deliberately designed to influence public opinion, shape perceptions, or manipulate behavior.
How is any of this propaganda?
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Poor Chen Yi
😂 he can retire or take a vacay
this is ridiculous now. I don't want to see anymore of this Nonsense from this delusional nephewwhat is he expecting from her? she is married and deeply in love. at this point it doesn't make since that he maintains interest. y'all live in the same houseshe is your uncle's wife, she is officially your aunt. she gave away her 🍪 cookie, lol 🤣😆🤣 she doesn't want you. now she doesn't even want to see you. this is the one thing that I wish the writers would not have included. because at this point even for dramaland it's stupid.
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Girl if you don't swoop up Mr. My YOU A FOOL
Why doesn't ZZ kill his attackers?
Because it is - Judge Bao's Philosophy
________________________________________
Why Doesn't Zhan Zhao Kill His Attackers? ⚔️⚖️
Seeing a lot of people in the comments asking why our "Imperial Cat" always holds back from delivering a fatal blow to the people trying to take his head. Why leave them alive when they are literally out to assassinate him?
It all comes down to Judge Bao’s Philosophy.
Zhan Zhao isn't just another lawless rogue wandering the jianghu. He is a 4th-rank imperial guard who serves under Bao Zheng—the most famously incorruptible, legally strict judge in Chinese lore.
The Rule of Law vs. Vigilante Justice: Judge Bao’s entire mission is built on the belief that no one is above the law, and justice must be absolute and decided by a court, not the blade of a sword.
Upholding the Code: If Zhan Zhao plays executioner in the middle of a forest or a rain-slicked alley, he becomes no better than the criminals he's trying to stop. He strips away the chance for a fair trial, which is exactly how you uncover the larger, deeper conspiracies.
True Chivalry (Xia): His restraint isn't a sign of weakness; it's the ultimate show of control and discipline. He possesses peerless martial arts skills, but he chooses to apprehend or disarm rather than slaughter because he answers to a higher moral standard.
Granted, we are on episode 6 and he hasn’t actually dragged a single person back to Kaifeng court yet—they usually just scurry away or jump over a wall the second he drops them—but the intent is there! He isn't being soft; he's just keeping his hands clean for the justice system... even if the criminals run too fast to experience it. ⚖️