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The ending makes sense in both formats. In the normal format, the protagonist is still a ghost as before, while the male protagonist, being so attached to her, transforms into a jellyfish that follows her. This also makes sense because the male protagonist is extremely attached to the female protagonist. It ends with the idea that the male protagonist will eventually have a body, and the two can be together, following each other everywhere. In the other format, the female protagonist becomes human as in the novel. This also makes sense because the series builds the story so that the female protagonist wants to live a life as an ordinary human, forming a couple with the male protagonist. In both formats, the ending doesn't hurt the viewer. I admire the series' screenwriter in several ways: in the novel, the characters lacked depth, but in the series, they wrote and filled in the details better. Overall, this is another story that impressed me greatly

Now, speaking of series, one of the best wedding dresses in historical dramas, right? The look of this dress, veil and all, is impeccable.

I still can't say goodbye to them, I'm stuck here 😭

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Yes, I like that they gave both endings to the novel.

i love this drama too my top3 modern drama

Yes, I feel that those 6 minutes of alternate happy ending are for us fans of happy endings and fans of the novel. I still consider the ending of episode 40 a happy ending, even though he died, he became a spirit near her, and they got married too. He died sick, I thought it all made sense, you know? I was satisfied with both endings.

Wow, I loved that scene where Simu was crying so loudly, sobbing, screaming loudly, with the OST and everything freezing over it. Cinema Dilraba nailed it!

Oh my god, I miss this drama so much =d Light and Princess

Okay, can we talk now about how that child grew up, fulfilled his dream of going to war, and died?

Oh my god, I was sad about his death =d I got attached to him too.

We're almost at 10k comments, we've really engaged with this drama in less than 30 days since its release =d

Wow, I saw a comment here and it makes total sense. There's censorship in China regarding reincarnation; I don't know if it's been removed yet, but given the ending and how the special episode was edited, it makes perfect sense. Besides, I loved both endings; they're happy for me.

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Guys, don't miss this drama! If you're wondering if it has a happy ending, the answer is yes, generally it does, and there's also a special episode, and a beautiful wedding too.

To be honest, I don't consider it a sad ending; it's more open-ended and leads to a happy one because he ends up with her, but in a different form, a spiritual one. Then we have a special episode that's a happy ending, so both endings are happy, sad but happy. It's xuanhuan, the genre of the drama.

I think he's a villain but not a villain at the same time. The good thing about this drama is that nobody is entirely good or bad because sometimes I understand him in a certain way, and at the same time I don't. I liked the character.

I'm happy that Miles delivered a great supporting role and is now finally getting his big-budget S/S+ drama as the lead; he's managing to shape his career the way he planned.

I think the ending is more emotional than sad; I ended up with a peaceful feeling.

For those who are finishing up the drama each week, there's also a special episode, so don't forget to watch it!☺️☺️

lol but yes