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Pursuit of Jade - Episode 30 | REACTION (Patreon)

Published:
2026-05-19 23:11:26
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2026-05-22 00:25:17
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2026-08
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We're finally on the home stretch!

If you enjoyed today's video and you'd like to see even more Pursuit of Jade over here, then please make sure to give the video a like! Thanks so much for watching, y'all! 🥹❤️

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Seelia

The battle song playing while Changyu slaughtered the Prince, epic! Especially when it pans to his point of view and he feels like her father is actually there holding the blade! He knew his day of reckoning was due! Loved it.

September

This episode stressed me out. I hate to say it but I kinda like Qi Min he is complex and layered.

CactusDragon

Ok so I looked at Sui Yuanqing's actor MDL profile: Lin Muran is born in Oct 2005 and has been listed in support/guestroles every year since 2009 (first appearance 2007) haha, so Ig this explains him doing so well :) Really having fun watching esp this drama & My Royal Nemesis with you :)

Sakura

For many men, honor and pride seem to hold immense importance, especially during times of war. For women, the relationship with those ideas is often more complex. In general, we tend to believe that life should come before everything else, especially before concepts like pride and honor 😅 Saving someone, keeping them alive, will always matter more than preserving an image or a reputation. As long as a person is alive, there is still a possibility, a hope, another path forward. But once they are dead, everything ends. And honestly, who truly cares about honor when someone is gone? Their families? I am convinced that every person who has received a posthumous medal for a loved one lost in combat would trade that piece of metal without hesitation for the chance to have their loved one back. I can understand the need to preserve one’s dignity, honor, or pride. I can even understand why a warrior/soldier might prefer death over betraying their principles, abandoning their people, or living with what they see as unbearable shame. There is a form of moral courage in that, and I think it is also a way for some people to give meaning to suffering, sacrifice, and war. But there is a difference between dying to protect something greater than yourself and dying simply out of pride or to avoid losing face. When honor is placed above life itself, to the point of rejecting any chance of survival, it sometimes feels more like ego, immaturity, or even a form of madness to me. Because in the end, a living person can still fight, love, heal, rebuild, and be loved. A dead person no longer can 🤷🏻‍♀️

Sakura

Like Changyu’s father, he preferred to be shamed and live incognito for years instead of seeking to clear his name if it meant that his family would live, especially his daughters 🤷🏻‍♀️ His priority was his family, not his honor and pride even though it was difficult for him to see his name dragged into the mud.

Sakura

Thanks ☺️

redwolf2010TWO

The ragebaiting in this episode is off the charts😅

C.X

Watching your reaction on C-drama is so fun!!! I hope you can react to more c-drama in the future! I literally have like a list of it🫡