I updated my review and fixed spelling. Interesting to see that ppl still think he died when he didn’t. Hence…
I can understand the rationale for ascribing success to the drama, that a mess can become a promotional dream.. However, as a dramatic work it leaves a lot to be desired. It could have been great. It totally isn't. The actors saved it from ignominy. I still give it a 6 (I dearly wish it could be more.)
I updated my review and fixed spelling. Interesting to see that ppl still think he died when he didn’t. Hence…
I think leaving an OE is dishonest.
My reasoning is that Qingyi died. A hospice nurse IRL who had witnessed hundreds of deaths said that invariably all her patients experienced marvellous, joyous hallucinations before they died. There are a multitude of reports like this. So that's how I interpreted this ending. If it weren't for that I would be left wondering and that would really piss me off.
In conclusion, that darling, crazy, tragic man is dead.
Mu Qin Yi doesn't die according to the original script. https://kisskh.at/779376-zhe-yi-miao/discussions/154260-ending-spoiler-from-the-original-scripts
I remember a hospice nurse related that this happens when you're dying- seeing marvellous, joyous scenes.. So I figured he was dying and that he's dead.
This is a profound tragedy so in this case I really don't find it funny.
My reasoning is that Qingyi died. A hospice nurse IRL who had witnessed hundreds of deaths said that invariably all her patients experienced marvellous, joyous hallucinations before they died. There are a multitude of reports like this. So that's how I interpreted this ending. If it weren't for that I would be left wondering and that would really piss me off.
In conclusion, that darling, crazy, tragic man is dead.