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iaria+ Qingcang pretending to be more hurt then he was so Lanhua would continue to fuss over him, forgetting and then having a moment of 'ugh, damn it' was very amusing.
+ I liked Qingcang taking Lanhua's advice and attempting to be affectionate with Xunfeng and Shangque's gleeful grin watching it.
+ Shangque not doing his best in his efforts to recover the sword shards because he was worried about Lanhua being killed once he did, and how the idea of that made him sad, was sweet.
+ I like the reveal that Rong Hao has been watching over Chidi Nuzi's mortal reincarnations and protecting her during her Tribulations for the past 30, 000 years, awaiting the time she will be able to return. I can't imagine how difficult it's been for him. Has she been reincarnating and replaying the same fate over and over again?
+ Them immediately jumping to the idea that Xiao Run was Xie Wanqing fated Beloved confused me. Well, it was really Lanhua who was pushing this the hardest. She decided they were a perfect match and thus had to be the ones meant to be without frankly any actual proof. But everyone else went along with it. It didn't seem that obvious to me. Sure, they were engaged as children but they met and he was rejected. Nothing the group did caused him to run past her Pavilion that night. Qingcang already fulfilled the first part of the fate poem!
Lanhua's view of Changheng, as the moon: "bright and clear, it's untouchable" is very much her view of him, and specifically of Changheng not Xiao Run.
+ I like that Wanqing's subconscious feelings towards Qingcang aren't just simple and straightforward - anger, respect, concern.
+ Qingcang playing hooky with Xiao Run, LOL.
+ Also awww to Qingcang is learning how to make friends! The fact that it's Changheng's mortal reincarnation is honestly delightful and I hope it continues and has consequences. Them becoming genuine friends in this life would make any future interactions so much more meaningful.
+ I liked Qingcang taking Lanhua's advice and attempting to be affectionate with Xunfeng and Shangque's gleeful grin watching it.
+ Shangque not doing his best in his efforts to recover the sword shards because he was worried about Lanhua being killed once he did, and how the idea of that made him sad, was sweet.
+ I like the reveal that Rong Hao has been watching over Chidi Nuzi's mortal reincarnations and protecting her during her Tribulations for the past 30, 000 years, awaiting the time she will be able to return. I can't imagine how difficult it's been for him. Has she been reincarnating and replaying the same fate over and over again?
+ Them immediately jumping to the idea that Xiao Run was Xie Wanqing fated Beloved confused me. Well, it was really Lanhua who was pushing this the hardest. She decided they were a perfect match and thus had to be the ones meant to be without frankly any actual proof. But everyone else went along with it. It didn't seem that obvious to me. Sure, they were engaged as children but they met and he was rejected. Nothing the group did caused him to run past her Pavilion that night. Qingcang already fulfilled the first part of the fate poem!
Lanhua's view of Changheng, as the moon: "bright and clear, it's untouchable" is very much her view of him, and specifically of Changheng not Xiao Run.
+ I like that Wanqing's subconscious feelings towards Qingcang aren't just simple and straightforward - anger, respect, concern.
+ Qingcang playing hooky with Xiao Run, LOL.
+ Also awww to Qingcang is learning how to make friends! The fact that it's Changheng's mortal reincarnation is honestly delightful and I hope it continues and has consequences. Them becoming genuine friends in this life would make any future interactions so much more meaningful.
