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This review may contain spoilers Overall, I have mixed impressions of the drama. Weirdly enough I enjoyed watching it (in terms of entertainment factors), but I will definitely say that this drama had a LOT of issues and weirdness about it, but a few good points to almost balance it out.

STORY: The plot line for this drama was honestly all over the place. I know it was based off of an IP novel, so maybe it made more sense in writing? I also know that it's supposed to be an 'Odyssey' which I guess it really was, it was just such a convoluted path to get there. The story began easily enough. Rich, young, beautiful daughter of a court official buys an amnesiac boy from a market.

Girl also meets a city detective and together they solve crimes around the city with some help. There's a bit of fantasy involved (obviously), but for the most part, it's relatively logical (for a Chinese drama at least xD) Fast track to the middle of the drama, the slave boy remembers his true identity, has stolen a precious treasure, and returned to his original homeland.

The female lead (IMO) has been getting more and more immature as time passes and is just downright whiney most of the time (I still love Janice Wu though). The second male lead is weirdly one of my favorites at this point in time (he's mature and brave, but still has a bit of a playful personality behind him). The fantasy aspects pick up more, and things start taking a weird turn. By the end of the drama, we have people turning into dragons, bats, and moths.

There's 'soul splitting' occurring (Hey, Harry Potter), time travel (multiple times), and magical spells running amok. Relationships are fully formed by this point, and just overall there's honestly a lot going on that you somewhat get lost in the mix. The romance is super slow burning, which isn't a problem (there are still a lot of cute moments that happen throughout), BUT my biggest issues are how they played out the various romances.

*** SPOILER ***** *** SPOILER **** The writers spend basically the first half of the drama with Yuan'an having a crush on Lan Zhi, (which honestly I kind of preferred because he was matured and balanced out her somewhat stubborn and child like tendencies). And at the same time, she showed that she cared for Mu Le, but wasn't really in love with him (even though other people just kept saying it to her as the writers way of making people care about Yuan' an and Mu Le's relationship). They keep this going for more than halfway through the story, up until the point that Lan Zhi is no longer an option. So basically this way, whether it's true or not, it feels like Yuan'an is only going to end up with Mu Le because she couldn't have Lan Zhi anymore. Not because she actually chose him. And to make matters worse, it's not until after Mu Le remembers who he really is that Yuan'an and him get together (so now she not only chooses him because she doesn't have another option, but she only realizes her feelings when he's not her slave boy anymore. Cool.) Obviously this isn't how the writers want their relationship to be portrayed - probably aiming more for a 'she didn't realize until he wasn't her slave boy anymore that she was in love with him and loved him no matter what his real identity was.'