The Kunlun timeline to me is the worst in term of contradictions and gaps. While I often blame plotholes and gaps to cheap production (short time to film scenes) and censorship, they final editing of the show it's just too confusing about Kunlun.
The first time I watched the show, when I knew nothing, I was extremely suprised by the revelation that Kunlun was present time Zhao Yunlan; only on rewatched I picked up the many contradictions.
Besides what you've pointed out, my main "why" is why Shen Wei is so concerned about Zhao Yunlan reading about Kunlun then. If Zhao Yunlan stayed for rougly a day in the past, even if their meeting was truly eventful for Shen Wei (and the rebellion), what could there possibly be in books that Zhao Yunlan shouldn't learn?
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Date: 2019-08-11 10:26 am (UTC)The first time I watched the show, when I knew nothing, I was extremely suprised by the revelation that Kunlun was present time Zhao Yunlan; only on rewatched I picked up the many contradictions.
Besides what you've pointed out, my main "why" is why Shen Wei is so concerned about Zhao Yunlan reading about Kunlun then.
If Zhao Yunlan stayed for rougly a day in the past, even if their meeting was truly eventful for Shen Wei (and the rebellion), what could there possibly be in books that Zhao Yunlan shouldn't learn?