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Google Lens says "End of Life Love". That doesn't sound at all good...
Maybe I'm wrong about it being the intro ep for the last couple though. They seem pretty young. Unless they only get together when they're old, or they die young.

I had a long post typed out about a theory I had, and then pressed Cancel instead of Post. Now I have to recall my thoughts. Grr

I am leaning towards option 1, weirdly enough. I think they might get together, have some sort of life together, then some villain causes problems, there's a battle, and he dies while she reverts to a child. It would explain how they (maybe) have a daughter. But it would be so weird for mother and daughter to be similar ages, so I don't know...

Part of me feels that, since the main content of the manhua can't really be made into a Cdrama (because it's got a sort of child-bride-ish thing in it), that the producers might have got permission to change the ending of the DFYC/THH arc. But that would deviate *so* much from the original, since it essentially means the main manhua wouldn't exist...

The whole battle is part of a Plan in the original manhua. It was explained in a few frames and wasn't very compelling tbh. (I haven't watched the anime, so I don;t know if it was better there)

Even the way she said his name in yesterday's episode (*after* the memory loss) seemed like she thought it sounded familiar.

In the manhua, he's dying and she makes a vow under the tree. She also sort of tells him off similar to that scene in the trailer (though maybe different dialogue)

They might change the situation but keep the ending.

And just for the record: I absolutely *hate* the idea of her reverting to a child. Even more than I hate the idea of him dying.

In the manhua, the final war actually happens when he is an old man (and he looks pretty old and decrepit in the scene). Drama land was never going to do that to Gong Jun :D

The last couple are introduced the day before the basket of eggs, but you're probably correct that eps 31/32 have the chasing scene

I know which trailer scenes you mean for the second and third scenarios, but which is the first one?

I assumed that the 3 year skip happened *after* he was revived, because they make references to the time gap being 1000 years in earlier episodes, and when DFL wakes up, he also says 1000 years have passed. Unless they're using approximations.

If it was 1000 years, then maybe he woke up on the anniversary of his death or something.

Same conclusions and doubts :D

It isn't really stupid. She's got a huge responsbility, and there is no apparent alternative. No good chief will sacrifice the safety of their land and "people" (and "people" would include DFYC) just for their own love affair.

I'm wondering about the logistics of this selective memory loss.

THH doesn't lose all her memories, just those with DFYC. I get how that might work with some memories. For example, she could remember the fireworks in Ep4 as having seen them by herself.

But what about where she physically interacted with DFYC? Will she forget the entire event then? Or remember that *someone* did something for her, but she can't remember the face? Say, where he grabbed her hand at the Spirit Market. There were others present, so she shouldn't forget the whole memory. Being grabbed by the hand is physical, but she won't remember who did it...

(Maybe this was not the best example, but in general, how will she remember events where she physically interacted with DFYC in the presence of others?)

Memories and loss (question as a spoiler)

Not aware of DFL. Somehow tied with DFYC's emotions.

But I myself think it's extremely unlikely

"the fact that she is aware of DFYCs deep love for THH is a positive aspect"

I'm wondering whether, because she cares for DFYC, knows how he loves THH, and *doesn't* know why THH has ignored him for the past three years, she might turn against THH or at least aid someone who is against THH. One of those misplaced loyalty scenarios.

I originally thought the bleeding was because he was devastated (already) on hearing that THH was spending lots of time with DFL (and he might have assumed he has no chance now), but I suppose that isn't logical because why would Fu Cheng have any connection to DFYC's emotions? Unless GG did something to her?

I thought exactly this :D
But DFYC managed to thwart them

That worries me more :D

This plan (of creating chaos between humans and spirits) was one concocted by Shi Ji very early on, but Renfeng wasn't able to execute it. Guoguo is definitely more adept