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"A passer-by who cared about her so much" :(
I like that she made it happen (the flowers) even if she didn't accept

I felt it even in earlier eps, but this one was poignant. She looked like she might cry, while he was stoic (for a little, anyway).

Actually, even American dramas have that knack. I feel like I've been more disappointed than not with the endings of most dramas that I've watched. With American ones, it's either because they drew it out too long or ended abruptly (and occasionally, when neither is the case, they ended on a sad note)

I am worried that we'll have our hopes dashed though

I saw something on the cast list about a daughter (Yang Yuan Yuan under Guest Roles)

I have my doubts as well for the same reason. I don't know if the cast list is accurate.

The "chief is pestering DFL" though... because the kids said it, I just laughed. There must be a reason (though it's also possible that THH might be blind to reason where DFL is concerned)

I also watched the previews first :D

Is he leading Yiqi or just a member of though? He still looks quite youthful...

Is she playing a constable? If yes, she makes an appearance in tomorrow episode :)

That shot is keeping true to the anime, I think (I haven't watched, but I've seen it referenced). They've tried to keep several key moments the same

An old definition of "spirit" is a strong distilled alcoholic drink 😅

On a very random note, I wish there was a better translation than "spirit merchant" for the store owners in the Spirit Market. Every time I read "spirit merchant", I think they're selling alcohol :D

I'm wondering how much of a time lapse we'll be given before he comes back. 10 years or more, maybe?

I suppose, to be fair, a heads up on editing as well. They switch between scenes a lot, rather than letting a scene play out. I think some people have found that problematic, but at least personally, it hasn't put me off the drama so far

I'd say go for it :)

I think it helps if you know that it's a cold-FL-and-cheerful-ML deal at the beginning. She starts out as a very serious, emotionless character and softens in later eps. This is how the original character was written. He expresses his feelings quite openly, she expresses hers through small looks and actions.

I hadn't watched any of Gong Jun's works before this, but he's good as a playful character.

It's been enjoyable so far, and later episodes have been pretty eventful (though earlier ones have dropped hints on what's to come, which we're only realizing on rewatches)

They're definitely in this drama. By next arc, i meant the little "chapters" or side-stories (or matchmaking processes)

Gong Jun or Tom Holland?

Whichever one it is, poor guy :D
(I feel like I'd be the same, so I can sympathize)

The part about Aolai Sanshao and the inner and outer circles was mentioned so casually in Ep3, but is very significant now. I feel like every conversation needs to be analyzed if we're to get all the references.

Even with Gong Jun, in another part of that interview, Yang Mi is like "no spoilers, no spoilers" 🤣

Poor Rongrong... doubted for being too good 🤣