NonHappyEndingHater

ep 16-19 are when the drama goes "Chinese dramas"

that's the 'beauty' of cdramas. at some points, they just know how to make the viewers lose their interest -_-

it's really a good drama. I think it would better if there's no "i'm in revenge mission, so i should be in denial" trope

many drama are predictable. the difference is how they're presented. predictable cdrama with good presentation is still better than unique one with bad presentation.

finally, a cdrama with "have a good sleep" ending.

haha, you're right. what a hard truth🤣

really? thank for the spoiler. it's entertaining then. the previous zu er drama went "allen ren" ending, which not so entertaining.

please, please, be happy ending. don't be "i'm too sophisticated for ordinary happy ending. happy ending is for commoners" type of cdrama 🧐

one moral lesson i got from this drama is "real life is already hard. so is cdrama"

what a let down -_- Thank you

i feel reluctant to finish this drama, still below ep 30 after few days. so can someone please spoil me, is there any romance (not depressing romance, but heartfelt one that normal people would love to see) after ep 34 that worthy to look for? or it's just mainly filled with upsetting one? thank in advance.

i've seen in other cdramas this kind if trope, where the romance goes wrong direction first, an i hate it. everytime i encounter this trope, i just tell myself, "yeah, this is cdrama. what can i hope.putting useless annoying tropes is just their arsenal -_-""

we know she doesn't mention it because the writer intended for her not to mention it, and provided some background and reasoning to make it looks "logical" from some perspective. see? this is just a "the logic" that's been forced to the viewers, by the writer/iQIYI/Production team/AI or whoever has the upper hand in deciding the ending. it would take a different route if they intended to make a happy ending, and worked with all the background and reasoning needed to make it "sounds logical' to be happy ending.

it's the same for "responsibility" and "amnesia". just a background and reasoning provided the writer when they've already decided to make ithis drama not-happy ending.

(just my opinion, though)

some say it's logical ending. i think if this drama ends with happy ending, they would also say it's logical ending. no matter what the ending is, when it's done, we just have have to accept "it's logical', since the water's already spilled, just to console some dissatisfaction. (this is the 1st time i write comments on 1 drama more than 2 times, just to express the disappointment that's built up about the ending)

it's just Chinese costume drama mindset and culture that accurs again and again after so many year dissatisfaction from global viewers -_-

i don't think so. it's just Chinese costume drama mindset and culture that accurs again and again after so many year dissatisfaction from global viewers -_-

this is a drama, not real life or documentary. any absurdity can be made "sounds logical" in fictional sense if provided with proper background and reasoning. so, for any drama, i don't think sad ending is more logical then its counterpart. it's just about what the production team/writer/director/OTT/AI's intention and choice. the question is, who they want to satisfy. the audiences or their own ego as the one who can play god to decide the story.

this will be my 2nd pitstop. thank btw 👍

ok, it will be my 1st pitstop, them I'll decide later wether to continue or not. thank btw 👍

i'm afraid now i don't have enough motivation to watch it until the end. feels like i deliberately step into a mine that i know it will blow me. so, my plan is to watch it till 30, or 34, just as suggestions below. thank btw 👍