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She still didn't do anything to keep her. She also tried seeing her mom when she was a child but she never came out so in her eyes her mom abandoned her.

From what I saw she signed it but didn't put her fingerprint so it's not a real divorce yet she's just showing him she'll do it if he continues acting that way.

All done! I really liked the drama. The only thing I didn't like was how we truly didn't get to see Shang Gu and Bai Jue together as a loving couple. They had barely started their relationship when she ended up dying. Thousands of years go by before she comes back and Bai Jue keeps pushing her away. It was until the very end that they got to be together again but we only get to see them hug.
Hou Chi and Qing Mu were the ones we got to see in love and happy which made it sadder when they both ended up disappearing without being able to be together with their son.
Either way I did like the drama and I'm looking forward to watching The Last Immortal.

I don't watch the credits cause they usually give too much away. I'll try to watch it next time to see who it might be.

Have a feeling this time Lan will accept. Hopefully he's actually a good person.

Yea, they didn't want her before but now of course she's interested in her.

Yes, I didn't catch her name when I was watching it.

I remember all that but I didn't notice her name during that scene that's why I thought she was someone new.

She was? I thought it was a different family

I have to say it's nice to see a couple that kiss if they feel like kissing. A couple that likes to hug and touch each other. It's just a breath of fresh air to see a couple in love actually act like they're in love and into each other without acting shy all the time. It's also nice to see a wedding night where both are equally participating and a wedding night that didn't get interrupted like it happens in a lot of dramas.

I was going to mention this when I watched the scene but I forgot. It was in one of the more recent episodes where they're giving JZ gifts because of her wedding. In this scene Lan gives JZ a blanket, or something like that, that she made and there's this one lady there, who seems to be from an important family (forgot which one)...anyway, she keeps looking at Lan. Anyone else noticed that? Could she be interested in having her as a daughter-in-law? Maybe she'll end up marrying into a good and influential family just like JZ.

Well...it's nice to see a FL take the initiative

https://x.com/i/status/2056195421484245075

I'm almost done with this drama and then I'll start The Last Immortal. Anyone who saw both, when does TLI take place? Is it right after this one ends?

Today they officially released the schedule for the last week of the drama and it shows 40 episodes that's why this page was updated.

It was just the divorce paper for her parents, it wasn't about her leaving her family or dropping the Gu family herself.

I was hoping Seo Ri would tell Se Gye what Mun Do asked her to do but going by the preview it doesn't looks like she's going to. Then again if she tells him then they can't use that to separate them later on cause I'm sure Mun Do will eventually make it seem like she was working for him all this time.

That was only Friday and Saturday. On Sunday we're getting 2 episodes and then the new schedule comes out.

Don't think the schedule is out yet for the remaining episodes.

I remember someone saying 15 years

This was one of those dramas I didn't know if I should watch or not, I kept going back and forth. I'm glad I ended up giving in cause so far I have enjoyed all 3 episode and I'm looking forward to the rest. Hopefully it continues getting even better.

Why would divorcing the mom not make JZ a Gu anymore? And not having a say on her marriage doesn't mean she's not his daughter anymore.