Moonstruck

Because she stole BJS's power and terrorized the whole immortal realm, stealing their artifacts so she can revive ShiAn.
Naturally, no one would side with her.

He's really just a die hard Bai Juisi fan 🤣

I see a mixture of 'Ashes of Love ' and 'Ten Miles of Peach Blossom' elements in Feud. So you can maybe try those.

Yes, in theory they could write a whole story as a prequel. Had this been 60episodes, it would be possible to flesh out their beginnings.

This one looks promising

I hope they clarify it. I love this show so much that I wish no plothole will mar it haha

As we are about to bid goodbye here, I just want to say I appreciate the healthy discussions and commentaries here. Lately I have been avoiding even reading MDL comments due to how toxic it sometimes go. Some of us viewers are not really invested in the celebrities themselves, the popularity rankings, or the behind the scenes issues. Some of us just wants to enjoy the show for the plot and overall quality.

Although there are still some not so mature commenters here, I see a healthy mix of positives and negatives. And what's nice is that the negatives seems to be really rooted from their own interpretation of the story and not some unrelated bias or hate.
Truly, a mature story attracts mature audience. 🤗

With his little backpack of trinkets 🤣🤣

Perhaps this kind of story is not for you? 🤗. Many things have already happened to the point that even I am exhausted lol
We are going thru their pain and emotional process and I think there is a healthy amount of progress.

Do you guys think he is acting?
I love that CangTu emphasized that given BJS's personality he would not act this way.🤣
But we know he's willing to give up even his dignity just to be close to her 👀haha

I think watching it while airing is also an experience. You get to digest each episodes and think of theories, it's part of the fun. Bingewatching it, I can imagine may be draining due to the heavy plot.

I wa also only half watching it in the beginning. But it took me 20+ episodes, then I was 🤯 and fully invested.

Tbf, for a drama with this complex plot, imo this one has little to no plothole, specially on the emotional side. If you put yourself into individual pov, all their actions make sense.
I also notice the script really helps answering questions. It's like they already anticipated questions coming from viewers.
I'm very picky with dramas, and although this one may not be perfect, it's very well written and unique.

Long Yuan just dying from cringe seeing his Master like that.

And how cute are CangTu and LiMo dropping him off like a kid going on a playdate.🤣🤣

I think we will see more later. But it still doesn't clarify the statement that BJS caught him (from ep3)

And he was just so happy when she came back and went straight to marrying her, only to be 🗡. My boy didn't even catch a break.😭

I think before BJS became Infinite Steel guardian and HRY went rogue, they were both catching demonic creatures as sort of a job for Heaven.

I'm not very thrilled with how they showed BJS pov, it wasn't as intense as I wanted it to be haha

There is one inconsistency that bothers me though. In ep3, it was mentioned that XiaoJingShan was captured by BJS, was locked up in Heaven Prison and only released 3 days prior. Aligns with the time SZ met him.
These doesn't match what XJS revealed, being prisonmates with BJS 400yrs ago. And how did he manage to orchestrate HRY's suffering in the mortal world if he was just recently released?

Lin Fan and her son Lin Tao are not real. But they are based on HRY and ShiAn who are real.

I'm not a fan of the amnesia trope as well. But the writer had always been throwing in cliched tropes only to break them later, so I'm guessing this is another one.
My prediction is he really did momentarily lost memory but then continue to fake it to get close to her. BJS is going all in, even at the expense of his dignity. Lol