I just finished the series and I really did not get what i the devil king gained from saving ML .. can someone…
Not shown in the drama is a bet he made that fate cannot be changed. However, both Feng Yin and Yuan Qi did change fate and he realized that he could do this, but like them, only through sacrifice. He would sacrifice his power for a chance to be free as an immortal through reincarnations/tribulation, as suggested at end of drama.
Not a problem. Many were frustrated with the blindness too.
We discuss a lot here about the drama. Lately we have been trying to keep our longer posts up in the special topic discussion. This is so we can refer back to it when we are discussing certain elements. You can find it under the topic that has the title episode 35. It doesn’t just cover that episode because we are referring back to the whole drama. Cheers.
I initially dropped this at episode 11 but later decided to give it another chance. First off I want to say that…
I’m told the Netflix version has new CGI because they continued working on it. This xianxia was released too soon ( half year). If you check out the good S+ ones, they’re given at least a year for CGI work.
I love the parallels. I loved how A Yin never gave up on Gu Jin although his love threads were removed. She kept…
Oh I need you to copy this and put it onto our discussion thread so we can reread this as part of our collection of parallels. Pretty please? I love your finding each and every one of them!
For those interested, I've written a long and possibly (no, probably) boring analysis of The Four Faces of Feng Yin in psychological terms under the Other Topics section above:
I'm not sure if it's intentional, but I liked how the revelations are broken up, like an episode was dedicated…
Great observation! Now I want to rewatch yet AGAIN, heh. I keep emphasizing how the writing is brilliant, script-wise. The characters are well-rounded, even the bad guys (Hua Shu was not your cardboard mwahaha jealous biosh and Mingqi was intriguing, yes?). Episode 1 was brilliant in its showcase of background, theme and main characters all in 40 minutes. Each ten-parts of the forty episodes was mini-arcs of the main characters' journey. Everything just locks up together into one beautiful puzzle!
The first haunting-looking part with the Underworld/Ghost AhYin is the Prologue. A prologue is a tool used by…
I'm glad. I hope you'll enjoy the growing up journey of these four Scooby Doo Immortals. Just look at them doing detective work and going on mini-quests for Feng Yin's immortal soul pieces.
https://mydramalist.com/discussions/shen-yin/122843-episode-35-the-dream-and-fengyin-feelings?pid=2967573&page=2#p2967573
(Yes, I'm nuts...I can't help it)