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BTTH Inconsistent Plot: Xiao Xiao’s Mother Becomes Zi Yan; Fans Abandon Show

BTTH Inconsistent Plot: Xiao Xiao's Mother Becomes Zi Yan; Fans Abandon Show

The 88th episode of the Battle Through the Heavens series hit the screens, but to my surprise, it faced heavy criticism from numerous netizens right off the bat. Initially perplexed by the backlash, I delved into the comments section to unearth the root cause. Let’s dissect the issue further.

BTTH was scolded again because of an inconsistent plot, causing Xiao Xiao’s mother to become Zi Yan.

The reason for the uproar surrounding Battle Through the Heavens appears to be straightforward: the 88th episode introduced a plot of inconsistency where Xiao Xiao’s mother inexplicably transformed into Zi Yan.

This revelation stems from a crucial scene in the Battle of the Sphere arc, where Medusa, Xiao Yan’s companion, brings him to her parents’ abode. Here, the elder of the Snake Tribe explicitly states that resolving Medusa’s physical afflictions necessitates the acquisition of a seventh-grade elixir known as Tianhunxuedan. Crafting this elixir poses significant challenges—it requires rare medicinal ingredients, the expertise of an alchemist possessing three distinct types of strange fires, and even the alchemist’s bloodline power.

 

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Fans familiar with the original storyline may recall that Medusa was pregnant with Xiao Yan’s child during this period, and the Heavenly Soul Melting Blood Pill was intended as an abortifacient. However, during production, the director made deliberate alterations, omitting Medusa’s pregnancy entirely. Instead, they chose to have Xiao Yan infuse his blood into the Heavenly Soul Fusion Blood Pill, which Medusa then consumed. Eventually, Medusa gave birth to her and her husband’s daughter, Xiao Xiao.

 

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But looking at this episode, it can be said that there are inconsistencies. Xiao Yan’s blood is needed to refine the Tianhun Blood Melting Pill, but Xiao Yan’s blood is not seen. Instead, Zi Yan contributed her blood.

So doesn’t this mean that the plot is conflicting? After all, the elder of the Snake Tribe said before that the Heavenly Soul and Blood-melting Pill needed Xiao Yan’s blood, and then let Medusa eat the Heavenly Soul and Blood-melting Pill. As a result, Xiao Yan did not contribute his blood at all, but instead, Zi Yan contributed her blood. So what will happen when Medusa eats the Heavenly Soul Fusion Blood Pill? In the end, doesn’t that mean that Zi Yan will become Xiao Xiao’s mother in the future?

 

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The frustration among netizens was palpable, with many expressing their anger at what they perceived as a disregard for established plotlines by the director of Battle Through the Heavens. Questions arose about the consistency of the narrative: Had the director forgotten about the prerequisite of Xiao Yan’s blood for the seventh-grade elixir Tianhun Blood Melting Pill? Where did Xiao Yan’s blood go during the refining of the Heavenly Soul Fusion Blood Pill? Why the sudden shift towards having Zi Yan donate her blood?

Some netizens went so far as to question whether there had been a change in the directorship of the series. They found it perplexing that a director presumably familiar with the original plot would suddenly deviate from established storylines without explanation. The absence of continuity left many fans feeling bewildered and disappointed.

Initially, some viewers held onto a glimmer of hope, speculating that perhaps Xiao Yan would add his blood only after fully refining the Tianhun Blood-melting Pill. However, as the storyline progressed and Xiao Yan completed the pill refinement process, their hopes were dashed. Despite the completion of the Tianhun Blood-melting Pill, Xiao Yan had not yet integrated his blood into it. This oversight left viewers puzzled and disappointed, as the anticipated resolution to this crucial plot point failed to materialize.

 

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Originally, Battle Through the Heavens held significant sway as a major intellectual property. It amassed a sizable fanbase during its serialization, which persisted even after the original series concluded. When adapted into an anime, it attracted even more fans. The success of the anime adaptation led to the creation of annual installments, mirroring the pattern seen with Soul Land.

However, the unforeseen twist came with the adult version of Battle Through the Heavens. Instead of maintaining fidelity to the original work, the director opted to repeatedly alter and omit key elements, enraging many loyal fans in the process. This betrayal of trust ultimately led to the loss of numerous followers.

With the emergence of plot conflicts in episode 88, a significant portion of netizens have reached their breaking point and decided to abandon the show altogether. Now, their only recourse is to cling to the hope that the director of Battle Through the Heavens will rectify the situation in future episodes, potentially salvaging the interest of some viewers who remain disillusioned. The future of the series hangs in the balance, resting on the director’s ability to regain the trust and loyalty of the audience.

That’s it for today. What are your thoughts on the latest developments in Battle through the Heavens? Feel free to share your thoughts below and stay tuned for more fascinating articles.

Happy watching, Donghua fans!

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