Kaihua

Oh my god how did I not know about this until now? I'm a huge fan of the original comic by Xia Da and I'm so sad she'll never get to finish her work. The artwork is absolutely stunning. Hopefully I can get closure through this drama

why are you being so passive aggressive to someone who simply put their opinion out there? they didn't even say 'other people aren't allowed to like this because i don't like it', they didn't even senselessly bash it, they just said it was a let down. if their opinion isn't your cup of tea, maybe you are the one who should move on?

Thank you very much, I really appreciate it!

Ohh thank you so much!

I finally wanted to watch this but it's not available on Viki [in my country] anymore. What happened to the publishing license for Nirvana in Fire? I can't find it anywhere now.

I feel like a lot of time could have been cut from one of the last episodes to give the ending more fleshing out. I wanted to see what would happen to the other characters in the next setting (although I kind of disliked that they just keep living through migrating stories, but that's a different discussion). I especially wanted to know about Baek kyung; in his final scene, he ends up disappearing, completely alone, just like how he started. He definitely deserves it even if he's 'redeemed', but I would have liked to see him further redeeming himself in the next setting by seeing him finding his real self. Also, Haru remained almost completely a blank slate throughout the story. Now that he was free of his 'extra' writing, it would've been nice to see how he developes into a more dimensional character too. In fact, instead of seeing this 'will they won't they remember' epilogue play out, I would've liked an honest to goodness epilogue that shows how the characters are living their lives AFTER regaining their memories, and how they are enjoying their new freedom to live as they please even. That would've been more satisfying.