The Blood of Youth - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Episode 2
Episode 3
Episode 4
Episode 5
Episode 6
Episode 7
Xiao Se and Lei Wujie arrive in Xueyue City.
Episode 8
Episode 9
Episode 10
Episode 11
Episode 12
Episode 13
Episode 14
Episode 15
Episode 16
Episode 17
Episode 18
Episode 19
Episode 20
Episode 21
Episode 22
Episode 23
The amazing results of the Oblivion broth come to light. Healing commences, as well as an epic fist fight.
Episode 24
The emperor is sick. Pieces start getting moved across the board.
Episode 25
Xiao Se is heading to Tianqi City. His friends help by stalling unfriendly forces.
Episode 26
Xiao Se and company receive bad news. A banquet is planned.
Episode 27
The banquet.
Episode 28
Prince Chi is on the move, sending Dark River on errands left and right. Sikong Qianluo and Ye Ruoyi have a heart to heart.
Episode 29
Wu Xin and Xiao Se reunite. Wu Xin has a conversation with Consort Xuan with an unexpected end.
Episode 30
There is a cure for Prince Bai's blindness.
Episode 31
Prince Bai's eyes are healed, another prince's true colours come to light, and there is a midnight heist into Consort Xuan's courtyard.
Episode 32
Old history is brought up, paths ahead chosen.
Episode 33
There is an army on the way to Tianqi. Luckily Xiao Se finds the twist.
Episode 34
The revolt is stopped. The Emperor has a difficult conversation with his nephew and one of his sons.
Episode 35
A game is played in a gambling house.
Episode 36
Date night. A big fight. An almost successful breakout.
Episode 37
Luo Qingyang arrives in Tianqi and sets a challenge.
Episode 38
A visit to the Sword Heart Tomb in order to obtain the special sword inside. Xiao Se of Tianqi fights Lone Sword Deity.
Episode 39
Confrontation time. Wu Xin is finally set free.
Episode 40
Goodbyes are said, a war is won. Finally, a new emperor ascends the throne.
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