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Just looked at reviews. Seems many more loved it than hated it.

L&P did not feel that long(except one part). I am very interested in knowing how you find it. It seems to be an either love it or hate it show. I loved it! It did feel too long to rewatch though!

I am avoiding cdramas at the moment for just that reason.

I too thought the use of the OLympics was clever. A much broader reference than BTS's Dynamite(which was fun) Also Tapioca. That might also have been in the K version? I really enjoyed the Wagushi theme.

I had not thought about the value of having an exceptional male lead to draw focus away from the differences in the female lead. MMH K was my introduction to Na In Woo and I was impressed. I prefer the casting, though,in MMH J but I do miss some of the over the top acting by the two villains in the K version. Satoh Takeru does take it to the next level.

I also appreciated the tighter script and the paring down of conflicts. I enjoyed the development of the OTP much more without the frustration of miscommunication.

I agree with you. The character's reactions to each other did not make sense and robbed the story of plausible character motivation. One had to read too much into it.

The first 2 or 3 episodes had me excited. The furniture piled high in the empty swimming pool . The fish relocated to the other pool or to his fish tank in his mother's house? The way they got to know each other.

I first became uncomfortable when I thought I had missed somethig about them falling in love. I agree with your comments about this.

I stopped watching after the second round of using him to get to her mother. Once was enough. It was when she moved in as his sister that I had enough. I checked with chatgpt and found out that the youth portion extended to epaisde 20. I considered jumping to the adult timeline after reading aboutthe intervening episodes but with so much good to watch I will probably not do that. Disappointing. I am very much enjoying Love for You.

I may have been tuning out at the end but it seems to me there should have been a more impactful conversation between the empress Dowager and maybe the female lead or her son.

Thank you very much. I had pressed those dots and all I got was Cher but maybe the rest was off the screen or not active or something. So now I know. Thank you. I would not have tried again thinking that was not the right thing to do.

This is a question that has long plagued me 😊

I apologize to readers for pasting more than I meant to. My comment is meant to start at I too am disappointed.......

I too was disappointed in the ending. To me the emotional climax peaked too early- episodes 32-34 when we understand the reasons for her emotional/attachment dificulties- two episodes that I found lyrical and even elegiac.

The Empress Dowager arc ended anti-climactically. I did not think the scenes of her dead academy mates at the end were at all well placed. I also think the scene where the rebellious prince is killed was presented as though we were supposed to see him as a complex figure who regrettably went down the wrong road but I did not feel that way about him at all. I did like the visual of him with all the arrows sticking out of him, still standing. The ML showing up to help her end the fight did not sit well with me. I can see the symbolism of it but it felt like an unnecessary add-on. Perhaps a way of circumventing the grand battle scene.

Her presentation at the beginning is not of someone who had ben scrounging for food by herself for 6 years! Was this referenced in any way?

I thought the get her pregnant arc was weird. It was offputting that we did not know whether they were intimate or not. Perhaps I blinked and missed it. With such a build up about pregnancy should she not have become pregnant. Maybe she did, but I slept through it, watching in bed after my codktail.

I enjoyed the drama up to episode 34 or so so I do not regret watching. It is yet another cdrama historical that failed in the final stretch.

I was very disappointed in this drama. It failed to develop the time travel transmigration plot in a logical fashion and did not address the themes of the difference in the eras that led to ambitious women being branded as villains in past timelines. I have been concurrently watching Jang ok Jung which is doing an excellent job of addressing that theme. I am also rewatching Chicago typewriter which develops the relationships between the two timelines in a much better fashion.

I find it very interesting how people feel the chemistry is being carried by one or the other main character. I think it is being carried by her. Not that she is all in for him but that she has complex feelings about her response to him.

Perhaps there is something about the story or the choreography of their scenes together. That is not quite gelling.

I am really excited to see where this drama is going to go with the transmigration reincarnation theme.

Yes, that was a good scene about the flute. I recently watched the scene on YouTube. I'm not there in the drama yet.

I never watched married but from the description of his character it sounds like he did a good job with his acting if you hated him so much.

After I watched minglan I tried to find other dramas with FSF. I did try to watch something which seemed very low-tiered. I will have a look at palace listing right now.
He was very beautiful when he was young.

One of the best lines I have heard in a Chinese drama is when he describes her this way. "Her brain is exquisite."

Their relationship is so mutually respectful and tender that I only miss the skinship a little bit . He's so clearly adores her. There are several scenes where he is trying to let her know how much he likes her and those scenes are s*** in themselves.
I am at episode 20 in my rewatch.

Something about a splendid match made me think of rewatching legend of zuohua. I began to think how similar the dramas are and then I found out they have the same screenwriter.

I think legend is a more cohesive drama. I am beginning to be bothered by elements of the jealousy plot in a splendid match. I just read that this drama is adapted from a time travel transmigration novel. It feels as though plot lines have been inserted from the novel without the context that was in the novel and that is jarring for me.

I am rewatching right now and yes it is very funny and the relationship between the two of them is so nice. I like him as an actor. He communicates so much with his eyes and is quite humorous in his acting in a subtle way.

Legend of zhuohua is by same writer and I think is better
stars male lead of Minglan.

I apologize for not posting Previous comments in the right Place. Messaged them to you and now , I can't find them to put them here. I am only now getting used to some of these intricacies of MDL.

I See , I canto post your article under feeds.