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see that's why I thought he would have taken precautions and somehow it failed him. the child is a miracle birth.

why do you think they reduce it to 32 episodes? Is it financial constraints such as allocating more to CGI?

Huang Jue gave a powerful performance in Legend of Zang Hai.

I think they did rush it with only ten months of post-production; the average is a year, and many dramas even longer. Didn't someone say that they're only airing one episode a day because they have post-production issues. But then Moonlight Mystique also was ten months post-production, probably because Northward got delayed to 2025 so they wanted Moonlight Mystique to air first to get tail effect of Bai Lu's popularity to boost Northward.

Flourished Peony Season 2 is only 24 episodes. If it airs June 30, then it shouldn't overlap.

I saw a YT video discussing Moonlit Reunion and it says it's coming in mid-July to compete with Flourished Peony S2 and A Dream within a Dream, but I don't see FP S2 listed on MDL. Shaping up to be a competitive summer?

This should be awesome

What a duo. Director of The Double and Screenwriter of Princess Agents, Love and Destiny and Arsenal Military Academy.

I guess Impossible just means his protection to prevent her pregnancy failed.

Yu Zheng would make a perfect villain-he looks the part too. There's something theatrical about the way he carries himself. he doesn't just play with controversy; he inhabits it,

maybe something happened to the ML so that he was unable to check on her

They released this drama only ten months after it wrapped

ALP Yuan Qi was not as pitiful as this kid in Feud. Bai Jue was sneaking around to see the kid, bringing him toys and things through Tian Qi/Jing Yuan, making him his own special sword, even disguising himself as Fen Ran to spend time with him in the mortal world to do all the fun things Shanggu loved to do when she was growing up, and Bai Jue said Yuan Qi comes often. Tender, sentimental yet tragic, since Yuan Qi lost his real father Qing Mu and mother Hoichi, but he had a loving childhood with Shanggu and Tian Qi taking care of him, unlike the kid in this drama is really a pity, kids bully him, and didn't have powers like Yuan Qi. Bai Jue got to spend sweet moments with Yuan Qi before he went to his tribulation not knowing if he will be coming back as himself, and he got to say such a tender emotional goodbye to Yuan Qi, who finally acknowledged him as "father" which brought immense pain and joy to Bai Jue. Hoichi experienced such pain of losing Qing Mu and Qing Mu never got to see her son, but at least she was able to entrust him to loving care. Hoichi and Qing Mu's love is tragic but at least they got to marry. Bai Jue and Shanggu love story is too beautiful for words when your lover is willing to spend tens of thousands of years to search for every remnant of your essence, risk splitting his own essence that could kill him, and pretending to no longer care about her in order to open up heavenly realms for Shanggu's return,and willing to die for her tribulation.

I bet they will unveil something else to make him forgivable, even not at fault.

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I still don't' understand why he empathetically said, "Impossible!" that she could have a child.

it had resurrection instructions so of course, she wants that for her son

Per synopsis, " Granted a second chance, they mend their broken bond "

How could he abandon her and not even check on her once or leave a spy behind or create some paper figure to follow her or just use some magic mirror. Also, they're supposed to feel each other. I supposed since her power was sealed, it prevented them from resonating with each other, all the more reason to check on her. He didn't mean to kill the child. It was an accident, he didn't even know he killed the child. But his sin is abandoning her and not checking up on her that led to tragedy.

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