TammyLBailey

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My laptop is hours away, unfortunately. I do like engaging with conversations, with a possessed phone or laptop regardless.

Forgive any typos. My iPhone 8 (I know 😔) deletes entire paragraphs on its own when I backspace. It’s actually sort of freaky to watch. 😳

For me, watching this drama is an incredible experience. One of my pet peeves in watching dramas is to be pulled out of the story building. Since episode 1, I’ve been pulled in so deep, I feel I’m on a ship in middle of the ocean, caring for real people and their purpose and life’s journey. The occasional creaking boat sounds are brilliant because I feel I’m not just watching characters on a set. The acting is so natural. There is no overacting or under acting. I feel the moment, happy and sad, with them. There are just too many accolades, but these are mine thoughts for now.

I’m so excited!! All those amazing scenes (including kissing scenes) no longer squashed on my iPhone and laptop. Now to inform my family their Netflix viewing schedule is about to change.

I also read about her helping with scene ideas. I grew up fascinated with Hollywood and even took a class in college to go there to see how it all works. I met actors, producers, and cinematographers. In my lifetime, I’ve never been in such awe of an actress. Her acting versatility and cinematic insight never cease to amaze me. And to come from such humble beginnings and claw her way to where she is now on her own merits his admiring, to say the least.

We may need to prepare for a unique story arc where the leads come together and pull apart several times in order for their characters to grow, learn, and heal. I believe LYN said in his podcast that his character does find his happiness, so I’m going to hold onto this until the bitter or sweet end.

They are my morning expresso.

Affirmative. I put the scene in slow motion and zoomed in while utilizing a magnifying glass just to make sure. 😂

This is so good, I can’t seem to find anything that holds my interest long enough, so I’ve gone back to watch the first few episodes a few times to fill the space in between.

Great post. Thanks for sharing!!

After watching this scene over a few dozen times for verification purposes, we can now say there is a kissing scenes between the leads.

I believe this is an emotionally deep drama as it goes deep into pulling at your heartstrings. There are moments that are true-to-life which I feel gives TSOPG its authenticity. As far as the HE, both leads have hinted there is one. That being said, this is the only drama I’ve ever wanted to keep watching no matter the ending. The scenes are breathtaking, the storyline is fresh and intriguing, the characters are fascinating, and the acting is way above par. Every episode is an emotionally journey I wouldn’t want to miss.

I watch on Youku. I want to support the hard work from the cast and crew for bringing us this drama.

This has to be one of the most engaging dramas I’ve watched in months. It’s so well done. The acting and actions by the characters leave such a lasting impression. I care about their backstories and anticipate their journey. The momentum is perfect for my taste. As well, the chemistry between the leads is starting to build. I know there are going to be calm and crashing moments between them, but I’m seated for it all.

His answers to questions are so unserious sometimes… 🛸😂

This drama is on fire. I had to go back and watch episode 7 again. The treasure hunt scene was not only ironic in nature but so intense. The camera panning to YZJ every time DW was in danger, was what I've been waiting for. LYN is doing an excellent job of conveying his character's feelings without using a single word. I know we're going to go through many storms with them, but I'm here for every wave.

Great points. My least favorite trope is love at first sight, so I thought it took the ML a reasonable amount of time to build up to the subtle hints of interest in episode 4. As a tortured soul himself, I believe he does find a kindred spirit with her.

I never take any rating from Douban seriously. I'm not even sure why it's used as a legitimate measurement anymore.

I know there are some tearful moments, but I really started to cry when ZJR was reciting his poem using Duan Wu's words. I loved how they showed scenes from episode 1 of her diving and the struggle she went through over his words. And then to cut to her crying while listening to him was poetry itself. They played the scene brilliantly. (The subtle jealousy from YZJ during the scene was a bonus).