Oyun alanları ve mahalle. Oyun alanı parkı.

He merely pushed the decision by deliberating losing the battle which made the Yan king even more uneasy. There's no talk in the novel too about Chu Beijie wanting to cease battle to protect the civilians. In fact, I remember distinctly that Chu Beijie wanted to expand the territories of Jin; he was battle-hungry. There is clearly a huge difference in the personalities of the character for the drama and the book. I can see why it was changed. It's to make Chu Beijie a more likable character who regards the welfare of the civilians above everything. Personally, I prefer a male lead who isn't this ”perfect” and one-dimensional really. Sarı kırmızılılar hazırlık maçlarında galibiyeti oyun alanları ve mahalle bulmakta zorlanıyor. He was captured and tortured three times! For his love, of course, very ”romantic”, but I do prefer the book where he was a lot smarter and didn't have to rely on the damsel to save him in times of distress at all.