Aya

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I skipped their scenes. I can't be bothered watching that more than once.

There are some really nice scenes in this episode.

The reunion of LSS and TTJ is bittersweet. It's not dramatic in an any way, but poignant and quiet. The dramatic scenes obviously happen right afterwards, when SY and JM implement their plan. The fight between SY and CJM is exciting and beautiful. The only thing I've always wondered was why SY didn't recognise CJM as the devil lord right away.

Unfortunately, this episode is also the return of DM and YBC/MN, so there was some skipping involved 😜

The fact that the immortal sects made a card game out of it is hilarious.

ZY and QXZ casually deciding that TTJ is a good person and should be given a chance at a different future instead of being killed right away reinforces LSS's decision. It shows that it wasn't only her love for him, but also her upbringing by these two that helped her make that decision.

LSS is still fully in mission mode trying to find a way to destroy the evil bone.

TTJ has a mission of his own now, trying to use the same method PYZ used to bring back LSS.

Clever as he is, he missed PYZ telling him that he doesn't need to go through the trouble of bringing her back, because she's already around.

The mandatory "barely missed each other" moments are a little frustrating, but their eventual reunion in MY's hall is emotionally and visually beautiful.

The poor flower just can't catch a break

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GYJW confessing his love for LSS feels so out of place after everything we've seen.

It also makes it all the more obvious that this is a different timeline.

This episode seems very melancholic, because both LSS and TTJ spend it reminiscing. He's hellbent on finding her and she's hellbent on forgetting him.

The star of this episode for me is Zhao You. The perfect master for the confused TTJ. The way he guides him is gentle and not forceful at all. He definitely knows what he's doing.

It's actually interesting that her family didn't pick up on just how different she became. I'm surprised TTJ didn't look into it more. He was actually the first one who noticed how different she was. Then he got distracted.

Poor XL was just too kind

This drama started out cute and funny, although filled with the usual cliches with a cross-dressing FL. Una You did really well in this role. She has to be among the best cross-dressing FL's I've seen so far.

For the most part I really enjoyed it, but the last few episodes were really bad. It started with her amnesia and just went downhill really fast. Nothing made sense anymore, but even worse than that even after she regained her memories it was like all the trust they built from the beginning and the development of their relationship just flew out the window.

While for most of the drama I rooted for this couple, I must say that by the end of it I hope they don't end up together, because she doesn't deserve him at all.

XL's explanation about how he fell in love with YBC just shows that he never got to see and understand the real her. In an earlier episode it was already explained that she was pitying the flowers because she was pitying herself. Someone as selfish as her wasn't distributing porridge to the poor out of the goodness of her heart, but so that others would see and think she's good. She also talked about how ever since she was little she had to pretend to be good, so that her family would love her, because she thought that they never did. He says he loved her because of who she is, not because of the love threads, only he never actually knew who she was.

Obviously, if she ever opened up to XL, he might still love her as kind as he is, but as superficial as their relationship was, whatever love he felt for her wasn't as true as he thought it was. YBC might have thought that their love was fake, because of the stolen love threads, but she herself was fake to begin with and a fake person can't earn real love.

I love how NBY just poured the poison on YBC's porridge right in front of her eyes.

Poor YQY lost so much, but he's still unfailingly reasonable.

YBC doesn't deserve pity, because all her misfortunes were either imagined or caused by herself.

Every character seems to have misunderstood that she wanted to leave him so much that she chose to die.

Death and mayhem continues.

This is definitely among the saddest episodes for all the characters.

The ending is indeed incomplete. Fortunately, the novel continues a bit further and we get the HE reunion.