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Alisa Zelyonaya

As he got W golden core he got stronger than before

L Pio

What really makes me sad about Jiang Cheng is that there hasn't been a single moment where he truly stood up for his brother against others. He believes he loves Wei Wuxian and wants to shield him from the other clans' ire, but in reality, he never placed his brother above his own pride. He preferred seeing him as a servant by his side (much like Wei Wuxian's father was to his own). He never cared to know or understand Wei Wuxian properly in my opinion... So yes, I agree. It's really tragic :(

Nina Wu

Jiang Cheng’s tragedy is that he chose not to break the cycle of the previous generation (especially his mother’s). He chose to reinforce that cycle, and he pays for it by ending up alone, just like his mother, people no one liked to be around

EllenD

Shout out to my girl Mian Mian this episode! But rewatching this episode just makes me realize something sad and often true: the ones in the room with the most power to do something are also the ones with the most to lose. Like, definitely kudos to MM for standing up for what’s right. But clan leaders, who ironically have the most influence and resources, also have the most responsibility to be diplomatic. Because, as WWX soon finds out, having people depend on you limits what you can do, even if it goes against your personal morals. Which is why I found Jin Guanshan’s push to get Yanli and Zixuan married so insidious, because it’s another way to entangle the Jiang clan with the Jin clan. And even though there’s nothing to indicate Jin leader pushed the Nie, Lan, and Jin Guangyao’s “thruple” situation, it also puts the Nie and Lan leaders in a bind if they ever have a serious disagreement with the Jin clan. All that to say: politics suck.