Zoe

I miss them so much 😭😭

I cannot believe this drama is coming to an end 😭😭😭

I blocked the user because I saw them accuse you on another drama page. I’m not sure how my comment relates to them saying that we are the same, including Lili

We both have our views, and there’s no need to keep going.

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Same here, they are stooping so low for what 😭

I have reported the account.

Your account was just created a few days ago, so let’s not pretend this isn’t a troll account. And no, weakness isn’t defined by struggling with emotions or making difficult decisions in a complicated situation. Yi Fan isn’t just "escaping" she’s trying to navigate years of emotional baggage while figuring out what she truly wants. Standing up for herself doesn’t mean handling things the way you expect. Strength looks different for different people, and dismissing that just because she doesn’t act in a way that fits your definition is shallow.

This drama has birthed trolls on this page just because they dislike the drama or the female lead. There are genuine users whose critiques are valid, but I’m pointing out the troll I just saw here. The first frost will always be that drama !!!.

Why are you using troll accounts here? Your take is so surface-level. Yi Fan’s struggle isn’t about being "weak" it’s about dealing with a complicated family situation. Her emotions aren’t redundant; they’re realistic for someone who has been hurt but still longs for connection. Crying doesn’t make her weak, and expecting her to be 100% decisive in such an emotional situation is unrealistic.

Yi Fan’s expressions are subtle, but that’s because her character is naturally quiet and reserved, especially when dealing with her inner struggles. She’s someone who hides her emotions as a way of coping with her past trauma. As you continue watching you’ll start to see different sides of her character.

I see where you're coming from but, While episodes 24 and 25 focused on Yifan's trauma, the way episode 27 handled her healing may not have been perfect, but it still made sense within the story. Healing isn’t always a linear process, and it’s not always something that can be neatly explained or shown in one episode. The writers gave us a glimpse of how she’s processing it, and while it might have felt rushed to some, it’s part of the drama's approach to character development. It's not always about perfectly explaining every step it’s about the emotional payoff and moving the story forward.

I understand your point, but I don’t agree. While this drama may have a more idealized resolution, it’s still important to recognize that it’s telling a fictional story. In real life, situations are often more complex, and people’s reactions vary. This drama focuses on the growth and healing of the characters, and Sang Yan’s patience and understanding aren’t about being a doormat, but about showing emotional maturity and unconditional love. The way the story plays out might not be realistic in every aspect, but it serves the narrative the writers are trying to tell.

The changes in episodes 24 and 25 didn’t undermine the story imo they added depth to Wen Yi Fan’s struggles. Just because some people didn’t immediately see the reasoning behind her actions doesn’t mean they’re 'turning things around' now. Trauma and emotional conflict aren’t always easy to accept, but that doesn’t mean they weren’t well-written.

I don’t think the relationship is as unbalanced as you’re making it seem. Wen Yi Fan isn’t just apologizing and repeating mistake she’s actively learning and growing, even if the process isn’t perfect. Sang Yan chooses to be patient with her, and that’s part of who he is. Just because a relationship isn’t a perfect 50:50 split at all times doesn’t mean it’s poorly written. Relationships aren’t transactions; they’re built on understanding, and this one is showing a dynamic where one partner has more emotional intelligence and chooses to support the other.

That being said, I get that the novel might have handled things differently, and I respect your opinion. But the drama isn’t wrong it’s just portraying a different take on the same story."

I get where you're coming from, and no one is saying that Sang Yan didn’t suffer he absolutely did. But at the same time, people process love, loss, and emotional struggles differently. Just because you would let go doesn’t mean everyone would. That’s why we’re all different human beings, shaped by different experiences and emotional capacities. For Sang Yan, letting go wasn’t the right choice because he understood Wen Yi Fan in a way others might not. It wasn’t just blind devotion he saw her pain, her struggles, and still chose to be there.

And yes, relationships in dramas do tend to have one person giving more, but that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s unhealthy. Some people love differently, some have more patience, and some choose to wait even when others wouldn’t. It’s not about romanticizing; it’s about showing that not everyone follows the same emotional rulebook. It would be best to focus on the drama, this is not the first change made.

I get that the drama has really sparked strong feelings, and that’s the beauty of a well-written story people get invested in it. Calling Yifan egoistic after saying you understand her background seems a bit contradictory. If you truly understand why she acted the way she did, it’s harder to label her as just ‘egoist.’ She’s dealing with deep trauma and complex emotions, and while her actions may seem misguided, they’re part of her struggle. It’s easy to call someone selfish when we’re on the outside looking in, but her actions are more about her fear and unresolved issues than just being egoistic.

I don’t think the writers were trying to gloss over Yifan’s trauma or make light of it. The story is showing her healing process, which isn’t always linear or fully explained in one or two episodes. I don’t think it’s unrealistic for Yifan and Sang Yan to come together after what she’s been through, especially if we consider their bond and the way they’ve supported each other. Sometimes, healing can be triggered by a conversation or an emotional breakthrough, and that might be what the show is trying to convey. As for the dialogue, I think it’s meant to show the depth of her feelings in a very raw, honest moment. It may feel rushed, but I believe it reflects the complexity of trauma and reconciliation. I do agree it could have been explored in more depth, but I don’t think it undermines the core of the story.

This comment section is too obsessed with the word "simp." A few days ago, there was no issue about the male lead , because a partner decides to not escalate things and shows patience and understanding, it's suddenly a problem. It's frustrating how showing love and emotional support is being reduced to something negative. Relationships aren't always about keeping score or matching every effort; sometimes, it's about showing care and letting things unfold in their own time.

I disagree with that. The male lead isn't a simp or pathetic he's simply a character who deeply cares and understands the female lead. His patience and emotional intelligence are qualities that allow him to support her through her trauma, which is often misinterpreted as being "too much" or unrealistic.