Is There Anything Else His Majesty Needs?
“Is there anything else His Majesty needs?”
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…the writers are really trying to make Xiao Ruojin look bad for the sake of Ye Dingzhi and his romance with Yi Wenjun. From what I hear about the source material, Xiao Ruojin didn’t do what he did in the show (nor did I think he would).
Of course, I can’t stay upset for long. Tomorrow’s episode looks particularly promising:
Word of Honor as faceless gifsets: episode 6/36
These scenes and Jin Xian’s relationships with Jin Yan and Wuxin have such an interesting contrast. In the process of helping him, Jin Xian refuses to be lied to by Wuxin and goes so far as to more or less threaten imperial judgment. Meanwhile, with Jin Yan, who has allegedly told many lies, Jin Xian is willing to face whatever fate His Majesty decides for him as long as Jin Yan can live. I don’t know if it speaks most to Jin Xian’s intense loyalty to/love for his shidi, or if it’s more a result of the losses Jin Xian experienced in the episodes between these scenes, but it’s certainly an intriguing difference.
Can I just say, of all places to have this scene—they knew exactly what they were doing—aaaaaaaa
No wonder this felt so personal; he’s practically spitting on Jin Yu’s future grave