I honestly don’t understand why some people have such a problem with the female character. Xiang Antu has been part of Zang Hai’s fate from the very beginning, and she’s influenced his path of revenge both directly and indirectly. The fact that she’s the princess of Dongxia already shows how important she’ll become to Zang Hai later on!
And on top of that, I really don’t get why people are against Zang Hai having a romantic relationship. He spent ten long years in prison, consumed by hatred and vengeance; and now someone like Antu has come into his life, someone who truly cares about him. When he’s with her, he can finally breathe, be himself, and feel something other than hate something like love. Personally, I’d love to see Zang Hai and Antu overcome their misunderstoods, because Antu can be that safe person for him, the one who helps him take off his mask and lower his guard.
I think the third person might be a woman! Because when they showed the third person's hand in episode 17, it didn’t look like a man’s hand in terms of appearance and size or at least not like the hand of an older man. That’s why I think the third person could be a woman.
Also, I think the third person might be Antu’s mother. According to the spoilers, Antu doesn’t have a good relationship with her mother, and her mother doesn’t seem like a good person. So maybe she’s working with them? Although that might be a bit unlikely, since Antu’s mother is from Dongxia?!
I’m not sure, but I think that mysterious masked man might be one of the three people responsible for destroying Zang Hai’s family. He raised Zang Hai all these years just to use him to find the item his father had hidden.Otherwise, how did he have such easy access to the zhuang lu yin’s house when he's known to be so strict and alert? Overall, this character really pushes my curiosity to 100!
What do you think Tsuyoshi’s expression means when he looks at the girl when she is in the ambulance at the…
To be honest, I was suspicious of that man from the beginning of the movie! A young high school girl and an ordinary factory worker from another city could never plant a bomb on such an important and heavily guarded Tokyo train; unless someone working at the station helped them!
Also, you know that music playing during the scene when they were looking at each other from inside the ambulance? It was so intense and unsettling, it doubled my suspicion. That’s just my opinion and guess ~
I didn’t feel even the slightest bit of sympathy for the terrorists in this film! Life is hard for all of us; every family has its own problems, and we’ve all been through tough experiences; but that doesn’t justify doing horrible things, taking away the lives of hundreds of innocent people, or traumatizing them to the point of death. And all of that because “my dad treated me badly”? That’s such a ridiculous reason to plant bombs.
Having a difficult life should never be used as a cover or excuse for doing wrong. It’s the worst kind of justification; because if we accept that, then starting tomorrow, anyone could justify murder or any evil act by saying “I had a hard life, please understand me.”
Does the ML actually has an ex? He’s not really giving me the vide that he does.. and Every one in the hospital…
Yes, he had! In fact, in the novel, he also had a bad relationship, just like Shen Xifan, and he promised himself that he never wanted to be in a relationship again! He didn’t date anyone for more than 10 years, so everyone was surprised when he fell in love and started a relationship with Shen Xifan. even he himself wondered about his feelings for her.But in the drama, they don’t focus on his past or his struggles with love. Instead, Su Ye is portrayed as someone who has moved on from his toxic relationship and is now full of excitement for his crush, acting like a flirty, hot guy who wants her girlfie so bad.
I REALLY LOVED THIS DRAMA, I don’t get why many people are hating on qiqi tho, yes I get that she can get possessive…
I completely disagree with you! I'm still at the beginning of the series, but QiQi's character is truly indefensible. I only need to ask you one question: if you had a friend in real life where you had to constantly put in all the effort to maintain the friendship, but they could easily cut ties with you just because you weren’t their only friend and showed toxic behavior, would you still continue that friendship? Wouldn’t you feel hurt and frustrated? In reality, people like QiQi are neither understandable nor forgivable. Many people grow up in even worse family environments, but that doesn’t mean we should blame 100% of their toxic behavior on their families. As human beings, we all have the ability to think and make our own decisions.
I don't know why some people are so insistent on bringing the female character down and nitpicking every little thing about her. She's just a realistic and ordinary person; characters don’t all have to be extroverted, do crazy things, or have some kind of out-of-this-world boldness! Many of us are like Shen Xi Fan in our daily lives, so does that mean we’re all boring or incompetent too?
Everyone seems to have loved this ...but i cant ever seem to like such a weak n fragile FL ...im rooting for dem…
Wow, saying that the female character is "boring" is really cruel because that's exactly what her ex-boyfriend told her, which left her struggling with trauma and self-esteem issues for a whole year. And now, as a viewer, you're saying the same thing?
I really don't get why the comments here are so full of hate toward the female character and nitpicking her every little action. Shen Xi Fan is just a normal woman with the struggles of a 27 year old who recently got out of a toxic relationship! I hope you understand how hard her life is right now and how difficult the decisions she has to make are.
It's good we got a drama like this. We could watch it at night and it helps calm our mood from hectic activities
SAMEEE!! I love watching it every night before bed. No matter what happened during the day, it all fades away, and for 40 minutes, I just feel at peace, forget everything, and fall asleep easily. It’s like Dr. He and Xi Fan are curing my insomnia too 😭
And on top of that, I really don’t get why people are against Zang Hai having a romantic relationship. He spent ten long years in prison, consumed by hatred and vengeance; and now someone like Antu has come into his life, someone who truly cares about him. When he’s with her, he can finally breathe, be himself, and feel something other than hate something like love.
Personally, I’d love to see Zang Hai and Antu overcome their misunderstoods, because Antu can be that safe person for him, the one who helps him take off his mask and lower his guard.
Also, I think the third person might be Antu’s mother. According to the spoilers, Antu doesn’t have a good relationship with her mother, and her mother doesn’t seem like a good person. So maybe she’s working with them? Although that might be a bit unlikely, since Antu’s mother is from Dongxia?!
A young high school girl and an ordinary factory worker from another city could never plant a bomb on such an important and heavily guarded Tokyo train; unless someone working at the station helped them!
Also, you know that music playing during the scene when they were looking at each other from inside the ambulance? It was so intense and unsettling, it doubled my suspicion. That’s just my opinion and guess ~
Having a difficult life should never be used as a cover or excuse for doing wrong. It’s the worst kind of justification; because if we accept that, then starting tomorrow, anyone could justify murder or any evil act by saying “I had a hard life, please understand me.”
I only need to ask you one question: if you had a friend in real life where you had to constantly put in all the effort to maintain the friendship, but they could easily cut ties with you just because you weren’t their only friend and showed toxic behavior, would you still continue that friendship? Wouldn’t you feel hurt and frustrated?
In reality, people like QiQi are neither understandable nor forgivable. Many people grow up in even worse family environments, but that doesn’t mean we should blame 100% of their toxic behavior on their families. As human beings, we all have the ability to think and make our own decisions.