Bei Hai was not responsible for the Haiya massacre. He was not the one issued an edict to kill innocent people.…
Bei Kun was angry at the people who mistreated and looked down on him in the Tong residence. Miao Jie then found him and gave him a purpose and identity. His plot was never to get revenge for Haiya because if it was he could have killed the people who caused the massacre and be done with it. His beef was with his adoptive mother and brother, to show them that he could be something, that he could be a god/emperor. When the last minister died his revenge plot was complete, everything else after that was just a selfish project
That twist had me smiling big because I was pissed for a few episodes at the beginning because of the poisoning.…
Sadly the people who dropped it because of the poisoning will never get to feel the satisfaction of it all tying togetherššš It also makes sense as to why there was so much focus on it (the poison) at the beginning and middle of the show only for it to vanish near the end as if it never existed
Bei Ming and Bei Kunās life trajectory asks us a nature vs nurture question. If Bei Mingās adoptive mother had been Bei Kunās , showing blatant favouritism, abusing him and treating him like a dog, barely feeding him keep him alive, would he still have the same sense of justice and honour that he has today. Would he think justice would always prevail and righteousness could overcome evil? Would Bei Kun have become a better constable than Bei Ming if he had been raised by Mr Zhong instead? Or would he have felt that the world was still against him? Restrained by Mr Zhong and the expectations that would be on him for being his son? Also is Bei Kun a reliable narrator? Was he really treated so poorly at his first adoptive home? If so why did his adoptive father take him in in the first place? Did he adopt him to exact his revenge on him for being Bei Hai son? Could it not have been better for him to be raised with his brother in a different home?
This one is in the minority of Cdramas whereby the plot got better and more surprising/thrilling towards the endā¦..…
Lol I should have not read the comments that guessed the culprit because when it happened I feel like I didnāt get the same shock value as I should have šš
I think even as Yesha he liked bonding with them. Those are people linked to his beloved brother. The only reason…
I still donāt understand why General Tong adopted him to then treat him like rubbish? Like did he not understand his wifeās nature? Or was he punishing him for Bei Haiās crimes? I mean even without Yesha 1.0 coming in to take him in I suspect he would have either usurped the Darts agency or dealt with his adoptive mother and brother eventually. I mean who kills a dog by dropping it?
He still thinks his magic pill is some kind of legacy that can be perfected on passed on. He is the true villain…
And remember one of the old guys who died in the boat was shown to be one of the Lt of the Prince when they were carrying out the massacre so maybe he is the one who leaked the contents of the massacre to Yesha or was the original Yesha
He still thinks his magic pill is some kind of legacy that can be perfected on passed on. He is the true villain…
He said that he feared that someone had already had access to the pill so he left the formula for someone to make an antidote. But it could be seen as a sneaky way to leave a legacy behind because who can guarantee that the person who walks into his cave 200 years from now would have good intentions
He still thinks his magic pill is some kind of legacy that can be perfected on passed on. He is the true villain…
Its worse because he gave it to 1000. The 200 are those who survived. Also why didnāt the Prince evacuate the town when those soldiers went berserk. That is his true crime! unless he planned on killing them all along. Because who gives a kill order that is so obvious? š those mad zombies could have been given something in their food to sedate them first and then attack.
would be a bigger twist if his elder bro, was Little White dragon'..... maybe that general left one kid in poison…
The large scale adoption of the pill without having any countermeasures was the height of folly š , I suspect this arrogance runs in the Bei family line because how long had he tested the pill to see its effects? Or were the previous users still fine and the guy who went berserk was an outlier who caused a chain reaction? š
So thatās what happened? Itās turned into a thriller. It seemed a lot of the army āturnedā too. Either…
From todayās episode it really did look like a tomb raider show š . Those poor Haiya citizens who survived a zombie apocalypse only to be eliminated by the soldiers who swore to protect themš
So thatās what happened? Itās turned into a thriller. It seemed a lot of the army āturnedā too. Either…
What happened to the town is my speculation at this point but thatās what it looks like. Initially I had assumed the emperor (before he became the emperor) had killed a competitor to the throne who was hiding in Haiya and eliminated the town to avoid leaving any loose ends but now that doesnāt seem like the case. The army had no choice, we shall see if this is the case and XBM investigates.
Imagine misunderstandings being cleared up by clear and expedient communication. Revolutionary š Tuo doesnāt…
You would think they would abandon the toxic female lead trope in 2025 but nope, I counted 3 already in doctorās mine š . Khemjira is interesting and I will be following it as it airs, I will admit I was a bit scared in the first 10 minutes. And Jimmysea are adorable, weekends have never been better for thai bls tbhš, well except for when the perfect 10liners were airingš. They should give us a season 2 or something, 24 weeks of a show becomes part of your life š
If he was just a green flag, it would be another safe and predictable romance with no real intensity or edge.…
Lol also there is character development. Its only episode 5, do we expect him to be perfect from the get go? He has formed a dependency on Junxi since he was a child. Junxi was one of his only 2 friends and also a safe harbour for him. He has abandonment issues from his mom and absentee dad. Issues Junxi knows about it and I think that is why he is so accommodating. He grew up with AhTou and best knows his character. Anyone who threatens that bond has to be blocked (in AhTouās mind). So he needs to learn to let go and trust Junxi, which I hope the story will develop. Junxi is not perfect either, he tends to run from his problems (tbh AhTou has the same issue) and hasnāt still come to terms with the fact that he may be bisexual/gay, leading to AhTou not feeling secure in the relationship. The lack of security that AhTou feels in their relationship should be properly addressed.
Imagine misunderstandings being cleared up by clear and expedient communication. Revolutionary š Tuo doesnāt…
Lol I watch doctorās mine for the 2nd and 3rd couple (to-be, when will he break up with his girlfriend?). The 1st couple hasnāt cleared up their misunderstanding which is confusing to me because it only takes one sentence.
look like a tomb raider show š . Those poor Haiya citizens who survived a zombie apocalypse only to be eliminated by the soldiers who swore to protect themš