The Immortal's Music

I agree with the comment below; it's getting increasingly agitated. It's a mess, and the characters' personalities are all too extreme.

Such intense words.

Each person has their own principles and pursuits, which is truly moving!

It's alright... But I'm wondering if the female lead ever truly loved Li... I couldn't tell... But I know Li loved her very much. While patriotism is commendable, and courage is admirable, one must understand the situation.

It's been a long time since I've seen a work that moves me like this. In such a superficial world like Jinjiang, it's good that you're still here.

Shen Xiao, what a scumbag. Li worked hard for her for ten years. Even if Li wasn't a member of the Northern Righteous Army, even if he were a traitor, I could still admire him. His kindness to Shen was beyond question. The most tragic thing is that he wasn't a traitor; he did it for his country, his family, and Shen, yet they all abandoned him in the end. Damn, trashy woman.

I hate people who can't assess the situation! All they know is being a cynical youth!

Lin Zheng is just a useless angry young man. Shen Xiao is a philandering, vulgar woman. Li Qing is a true hero, but unfortunately, heroes don't live long.

Running up to the Jin emperor and playing "Man Jiang Hong" is so childish! You'd be better off playing a couple of folk tunes for the farmers resting in the fields!

His loyalty is as firm as a rock, his affection as firm as a rock; everything else is truly nothing but a slave to rhyme! (It would be truly shameless if Lin Zheng and Shen Xiao actually got together!!!)