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number 2 is the Ye Family

I cried so hard during Episode 1 of Moonlight Mystique when the father died and Bai Lu's character broke down in tears.

I also cried in Feud when her son and her mortal friend died. Those scenes hit me especially hard because I have a son too. As a parent, I can't imagine the pain of watching your child become seriously ill while being unable to get the treatment he needs. It was absolutely heartbreaking.

Bai Lu is incredibly good at portraying suffering, grief, and emotional anguish. Her crying scenes feel genuine and powerful, which makes them even more devastating to watch.

hehe iyaa, jarang2 ada orang indonesia. atau mungkin banyak tapi ga tau

I've already watched from episode 1 😌

oh foxy, are you indonesian?

get well soon foxy :)

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it seems Princess Lingyun likes Feng Zhiyao.

Is Qin Cang actually the painter Yusheng from Zhenyi Temple? Their faces look very similar.

from the trailer for next episode, I love jealous Ye Li. She's absolutely fierce when she's jealous. It's about time she used her martial arts skills on those women who keep trying to steal her husband!

Considering the novel, it's always entertaining when Ye Li quietly tolerates most things, but the moment someone sets their sights on Mo XiuYao, her patience starts running out. That contrast between her usual calm personality and her possessive side makes those scenes especially fun

No, he became a trusted friend and ally to Ye Li.

in the novel, Mo Jingli's genitals were cut off/castrated by Mo Xiu Yao

Maybe Ye Li has qinggong abilities since she knows martial arts

Yep, I disliked him, along with Mo Jingqi and Noble Consort Liu. I could tolerate Lei Zhenting and Yelu Ye because, although they admired Ye Li and wanted to make her theirs, they understood that Mo Xiu Yao would never allow it. Unlike Mo Jingli, they at least accepted reality.

Mo JingLi seemed less interested in Ye Li herself and more obsessed with the fact that she did not react the way he expected. As a proud prince accustomed to being admired, he likely expected Ye Li to be devastated when he broke their engagement. Instead, she accepted it calmly and moved on with her life.

That wounded his pride. When Ye Li later married Mo XiuYao and became genuinely happy, capable, and respected, Mo JingLi found it increasingly difficult to accept. From his perspective, the woman he had rejected should have regretted losing him. Instead, she flourished without him.

What made it worse for him was that Ye Li never showed any sign of longing or resentment. She treated him as someone from her past rather than as a lost love. Meanwhile, her relationship with Mo XiuYao grew stronger and more affectionate, proving that her marriage was not merely a political arrangement.

By the end of the novel, Mo JingLi's fixation feels less like love and more like a mixture of wounded ego, regret, possessiveness, and an inability to accept that he made the wrong choice. He keeps looking back at what he lost, while Ye Li has already moved forward.

In many ways, Ye Li's indifference hurt Mo JingLi far more than tears, anger, or threats of suicide ever could. Those reactions would have confirmed that he was important to her. Her calm acceptance showed that he wasn't.

Based on the novel's ending, Mo Jingli seems obsessed with Ye Li because she reacted so calmly when he broke off their engagement. Instead of crying, causing a scene, or threatening suicide, she simply moved on. As a result, he cannot accept that she has found happiness with Mo Xiuyao and no longer cares about him.

And Feng Zhiyao's solution for dealing with his husband's constant nagging was hilarious. 😆

Like Ye Li said many times in the novel, Mo Jingli should see a physician—after all, delusion is an illness too.

I like that too. I especially love the scene where Mo XiuYao keeps nagging Ye Li inside the carriage. I've watched that scene over and over again. 😄

That's what I thought too. Since they're wearing masks, I figured there must be some kind of disease outbreak on Lishan Mountain.