Living Tribunal

The drama was great. But I don't know why I was thinking that some of FLs decisions were so dumb. Because of her, the ML had so many setbacks in his plans. As a con artist, I expected her to be more intelligent than she was shown.

Best choice ever is coming on 9th April. And as both of them are from Tencent, the release date was delayed.

Nope, it's been 5 years since my journey into K-dramas and C-dramas. And the only drama I remember having a stigma against a single parent or divorced lead is One Spring Night.

Oh, so that's why. Thanks for the reply.

This is my biggest gripe with the show and I hope they can resolve it by the end of the drama.

How is the dating aspect controversial?

I just don't want it to be like the second half of SITH. I hated the mother's character so much. And please, no overuse of one particular English song. It was very irritating in both SITH and OSN.

Download the episodes from Mkvdrama or Dramaday. These websites provide in good quality.

No, at the end he loses most of his powers but there is a hint at the end that he can regain his divine powers using a Jade Pendant.

I hope so too.

Yes, I know, but they could have included one full-on power battle in one of the past sequences when Xutian Abyss was first formed.

Yep, just finished watching it.

I was hoping to see more badass fighting scenes from Xingzhi. We didn't get to see his full potential when he was fighting a powerful villain.

Oh sorry! it got autocorrected 😕🥲

Yes I know but they should have atleast built some connection between them before showing that scene of Furong saving MoFang.

The tentative broadcast date is now April 22nd.

Why was Furong trying so hard to save Mofang? It didn't make sense to me why he was saving him without any serious prior contact. Even if they met 2-3 times in the immortal realm, it still doesn't make much sense why he was risking his life to save him.

It's very very bad. The acting from FL was bad while the plot wasn't cohesive enough.

You proved Deepak's point in the sense that you are justifying Hae In's behaviors simply by saying that she is a woman who probably has more to suffer due to child loss while completely ignoring the father's point of view. If the genders were switched, you wouldn't be supporting the father. Hae In has a major contribution to their deteriorated relationship because she could have tried to express her feelings and emotions about the child loss instead of becoming more closed off and aloof.

So, I think we can expect 20% rating from this ep.