I’m rooting for lan lan and xiao jiao because episode 4 he setting up fabulous date and really get her emotional…
Exactly, you get me. Grand gestures feel exciting on day one or two, but they can’t carry a whole life. What actually lasts is someone steady..... subtle, firm, and present. A person who doesn’t just dazzle you with moments, but quietly shapes you with consistency. Someone you can learn from, someone who challenges you, not with pressure, but with growth.
That’s why Dr. Fang and Lan Lan stand out. Their connection isn’t about fireworks or flashy romance, it’s about balance, respect, and this steady rhythm that feels real. They show us that love doesn’t always need to be loud... it can be thoughtful, grounding, and quiet.
Ending it like that is honestly the worst way possible. I’m extremely disappointed—it feels so disrespectful to viewers who already connected with every character, saw their growth, and invested their feelings into the story. And all of that just to reveal it was a dream? Seriously? On top of that, they gave so much importance to the second couple, even though she’s still a b*tch in the real timeline and hasn’t changed from the past. The story had so much potential, but it ended up feeling flat.
Bruh, is she a mind reader or what? She has her own struggles, her own job, her own life to handle too! If the…
You’re entirely blaming the FL for something that’s not her fault. How is she supposed to “sense” everything he’s going through when he deliberately hid it from her? She’s not his wife or a psychic. A relationship isn’t about guessing games — it’s about communication. And guess what? She did ask him directly if something was wrong, and he chose silence over honesty. That’s not being mature or noble — that’s just poor communication.
Yes, a relationship requires action and effort — but it also needs mutual understanding and shared decisions. He unilaterally decided to leave her “for her own good” and left her completely shattered. If that’s love, it’s the most twisted version of it.
You keep bringing up his issues like his mom’s health, money problems, and a toxic father — and I agree, that’s tough. But let’s not act like she was living in some fairy tale. Her mother literally died the same day he dumped her like that. Her childhood was already hard, she grew up dealing with harsh realities. But even then, she trusted him enough to open up about her struggles — about her family, her debts, her pain — and she never once thought of walking away.
So yeah, he wanted to protect her, but all he did was push her into more pain. And that scene you’re talking about — where she checks her phone and gets upset? That’s called giving space. If someone you love clearly doesn’t want to talk, you don’t force it — even if it hurts. She wasn’t being careless; she was respecting his silence.
The fact is, she had no idea what he was going through because he never gave her the chance to understand. Breaking up over a phone call, without explanation, in her most vulnerable moment — that’s not protection. That’s emotional abandonment.
That’s why Dr. Fang and Lan Lan stand out. Their connection isn’t about fireworks or flashy romance, it’s about balance, respect, and this steady rhythm that feels real. They show us that love doesn’t always need to be loud... it can be thoughtful, grounding, and quiet.
i am counting on viki and gaga
lets support series well
Yes, a relationship requires action and effort — but it also needs mutual understanding and shared decisions. He unilaterally decided to leave her “for her own good” and left her completely shattered. If that’s love, it’s the most twisted version of it.
You keep bringing up his issues like his mom’s health, money problems, and a toxic father — and I agree, that’s tough. But let’s not act like she was living in some fairy tale. Her mother literally died the same day he dumped her like that. Her childhood was already hard, she grew up dealing with harsh realities. But even then, she trusted him enough to open up about her struggles — about her family, her debts, her pain — and she never once thought of walking away.
So yeah, he wanted to protect her, but all he did was push her into more pain.
And that scene you’re talking about — where she checks her phone and gets upset? That’s called giving space. If someone you love clearly doesn’t want to talk, you don’t force it — even if it hurts. She wasn’t being careless; she was respecting his silence.
The fact is, she had no idea what he was going through because he never gave her the chance to understand. Breaking up over a phone call, without explanation, in her most vulnerable moment — that’s not protection. That’s emotional abandonment.