Shiguang Dailiren II Episode 11 Discussion

It felt like someone shot me right in the heart, I was like what ? Its over ? there is one episode left.
And BOOom.. we have the biggest Cliffhanger of the season, definitely the earthquake Cliffhanger of ep11 last season. Ooh brother. Ohh brother. This is so hard to take .

Link click is peak. Again this season was disappointing over-all but this ep and maybe a same one like final episode rised some point.

Just maybe.

@Abstudios07 this season isnt disappointing at all this season is good as well its just 1st season is better

Before, Lü Guang's line caught my attention: "If the photo is gone, the future we're in right now won't exist either." This setup hasn't been mentioned before and could likely become a key plot point in the second season.

Logically, if you tear the photo in the past, Tian chen can't send the photo, and Xiao Shi can't enter the photo, creating a time paradox. It makes sense, right? The question is, how did Lü Guang know that "the future we're in right now won't exist either" would happen? There's only one answer; he has already experienced a situation where "the future he was in ceased to exist."

In other words, in Lü Guang's future, Xiao Shi died due to an event. Lü Guang wanted to go back in time through the photo, but he found that death is an impassable time point; no matter what, the outcome wouldn't change. At this point, the only solution he thought of was tearing the photo to leave Xiao Shi in the past! Using the time paradox to erase what had already happened, making the future non-existent, and trying to change Xiao Shi’s "inevitable" fate.

This idea may sound far-fetched, but it's not entirely implausible. According to the Observer Theory, life and death depend on the observer themselves. If the observer ceases to exist, the previously perceived destiny of life and death also ceases to exist. Lü Guang is using this mechanism, attempting to deceive the world and cross that insurmountable time point.

If the story were THE SAME, but these characters didn't behaved and talked like ridiculous psychos this could be as good as any story from the first season but no... "because it's cool", some people think.

Tianxi death doesn't affect me one bit, for all I care they can all die.

unpopular opinion but i personally have been enjoying the second season more. the first season had a kind of charm as it explored emotional stories, but i found the mystery and suspense in this season more gripping. i also prefer this to the more episodic format in s1. either way, can't wait for next ep + both seasons are great in their own way

@PaninaManina Someone is bitter and angry.

These people need to stop reopening Lu Guang's wound bruh, thats like the 6th time.

@mrbokchoi
Yes, how did you tell?


The curse of the second part of a trilogy, this will end as just a setup to "the real" story.

Nitpicks:
1) Almost everyone in this show are borderline invincible/immortal. Captain got beaten up multiple times and still never finished off. Lu Guang is running and jumping and fighting completely ignoring his wound (it made sense when Cheng was "piloting" his body but still- Lu Guang should be in coma/dead after all the action he went thru these days). The crook was shot and then acted like it's just a scratch. Qian Jin was shot POINT BLANK three times, but hey, he's wearing a vest! And crook has an accuracy of a regular Stormtrooper. But when the little girl is shot SURE it's right thru heart and she's going to bleed out... don't you dare!!
2) Just how many bullets is loaded in this gun? 30? I know I am weird for counting this stuff, but still.

I am not feeling this season at all...
It looks like we're running in circles and, as I said previously, there's not enough story to tell.
Cheng is captured, oh wait, Lu Guang is captured, but wait it's Cheng in Lu Guang's body, but wait it's Lu Guang himself, then Cheng is captured, oh wait, he escapes, oh wait, he's captured AGAIN. Jesus. All of this stuff happened in what, 2 days? The entire season happens in 2-3 days?!

I consider season 1 a 10/10 masterpiece, I've experienced so many different emotions and I never expected this show to be THIS GOOD, but the follow-up is pretty dissapointing. Reads like your usual mystery/super-powers manhua. You can switch characters with someone else and it will be the same story. It could be John and Alex with vague time-travel/teleportation abilities fighting off a psycho cop who raised twins with vague control abilities. Done. It doesn't have to be Link Click. S1 always never referenced except the kung-fu geezers.

Obv there's going to be a massive plot twist in the end so people get hyped for season 3, but.. I expected so much more. It's still somewhat good/okay, pretty enjoyable (if you can close eyes at some of the annoying things like extreme repetition), I will never call it "trash", but it's defintely worse than s1.

I blame myself because I've set expectations way too high and "episodical" series about life lessons like Petshop/Ikigami are my jam. Still it could have been handled much better.

If the story were THE SAME, but these characters didn't behaved and talked like ridiculous psychos this could be as good as any story from the first season but no... "because it's cool", some people think.

Tianxi death doesn't affect me one bit, for all I care they can all die.

@PaninaManina go to a psychologist xd

Tianchen didn't even tell the truth until now where it's too late. Damn, why Tianxi though T.T I hope the last episode won't end in a cliffhanger.