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so there's something I don't understand, who killed Yuan Fang and the other 3 people Tian Feng, Lu Zhi and Chen Fenyan? and also did Ye Li wanted Yuan Fang dead?

i like that there are some child and teen actors in present time in this story, having different roles, it makes it really realistic and fun to watch them

This drama is waaaaay better than a lot others I’ve seen

i had the same thing in mind!

the FL should be 19 in her second life

one of the best chinese dramas I've ever seen, I don't understand the last comments, yeah it has some disturbing scenes but after all this dramas presents a reality for women in that era and it's not so glamorous like new dramas, still it's amazing how the FL endures everything for her passion!

ok so sometimes this feels like a vertical drama haha but I like it, it's like Princess Royal just so much better, I binged like 9 episodes

I knew he seemed familiar from POJ!

oh nice, just like politicians in real life, thanks!

To whom are Deng Yi and Yanfang loyal?

i am a bit confused by the ending, so the gui seal truly had power as in those people whose wounds could heal and they’ve gone mad or died quickly like the emperor or was it all a hallucination like in the cave? i don’t think it was really explained by the end

Yeah, same. It's their history and they have the right to say something. I'm glad the producers were openminded and they apologized.

Hanbok may have some Hanfu traits that evolved throughout the time, but its the Korean traditional garment and it is wrong to say that it's Chinese

I just love Ming Dynasty dramas!

what am i supposed to do now with my life.

I don't remember unfortunately because I saw hundred of dramas, but i found that they are actually called lingzi or zhiling and are used in Chinese opera costumes to illustrate a military order.

it is canon she is a transmigrator, in the novel, changyu asked qianqian where is she from and qianqian answered something like "you should travel 1000 years to arrive there... i took a nap and when i woke up, i was here" and then she mentions Liangyu who was a real female general, also the game qianqian played with qimin in one of the last episodes was a modern one and some words she uses sound modern, not historical

I don't know if they are historically accurate, but I think I saw them in another drama too

they were so real for that!

and that scene from today's episode where everyone exits the Emperor's hall had such a dramatic aura from a theatrical point of view, for a second I thought they were playing live in front of the audience, loved the music, the cinematography and the actors' play in those moments