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So I just finished reading Qi Ye and Tian Ya Ke, and got thinking... as Jing Beiyuan says early on himself, in his past lifetime, there was no Shamanet hostage, and we also know that Wu Xi was the reincarnation of the Soulhok Envoy/Bai Wuchang. So in the past lifetime, there was no Wu Xi. And in the present lifetime, it was Wu Xi who saved Zhou Zishu in Tian Ya Ke so that he could live on and WenZhou got a happy ending. So what do you think happened to Zhou Zishu ultimately in the past lifetime? We do know that he did form Tian Chuang in the past lifetime, but what was ultimately the fate of that there? Do you think in the past lifetime too, he would have wanted to get out with the seven nails punishment? But in that case, there would be no Wu Xi to heal him... so do yiu think he survived beyond the three years? Did he ever even meet Wen Kexing? Or did the Soulhook Envoy making Jing Beiyuan reincarnate into the past lifetime end up changing even Qi Ye side characters' fates that even they could not have anticiapted? I have so many questions....
Edited to add: I just remembered how a few days ago, when I had just started reading Qi Ye so I didn't fully get it (and now can't find the tweet either), I read a tweet that said that Wu Xi was the reason both Beiyuan and Zishu survived... and yeah, that's basically exactly the point I'm trying to make.
It was a really old forum with posts from the 2000s and a huge treasure trove for 3K material, as well as a hub for 3K enthusiasts to hangout. Just found out today it's gone, anyone know what happened to it?
In my take on it, Zhuge Liang doesn't infuriate Zhou Yu.
He simply strangles him to death while he's lying wounded after the conclusion of the Jiangling Campaign.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_RNkLHjegY
Another xianxia themed, multiple-lives love story.
I'm a fan of both Zhou Dongyu and Xu Kai though not sure how their chemistry will play out...
Hi everyone! I highly recommend showing zhou keyu some love because his fatherโs stuff is being brought up again on Weibo and is trending 32 right now. A lot of people are yelling at him and saying he should leave into1. So even if you arenโt an astronaut like myself, please support the giant baby of the group! C-netizens scare me and I really donโt want another tony situation! ๐ญ
Hi, sorry this is my first post. I'm watching the drama right now and I think I'm following the plot pretty well except for one point that I still don't understand: just why was Zhou Zishu working/killing for the emperor in the first place? (I can't remember the name, but I mean the secret service thing that he had to use the seven nails to leave). Sorry, this is probably a very basic question but I think I must have missed something in one of the early episodes that explained this. I'd be grateful if someone could help me out, thanks!
Was the Zhou Emperor similar to Qin, Han, etc, Emperors, or not really at all, just the same name was used? (In a way that, say, Augustus Caesar's role of Emperor was not really that similar to Emperor Justinian or to Emperor Charles V of the HRE)
Was Zhou's first half similar in terms of the Emperor's control of Western China, to that wielded by the Qin and Han Empires?
As a secondary, related question, how did the Zhou lose their power over such a long period; and in the century preceding their final dissolution, when they had no real control over the Kings, did anyone care they were Emperor, what did that mean in practice?
