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Omg it finally gonna get aired!!

Liu Xiao Ran is disgusting.

I love it when couples actually communicate ❤️.

It's good to see Finn Han again. This teen is talented 🤍.

Congratulations on #HerBlaze for surpassing 23,000 views on Tencent Video 🎉

The choreography of Chang Yu’s fight scene was really well done 😌😌.

Really??? That much??

How long is the one-episode-a-day gonna last?

Does anyone know the name of the drama's cinematography style? I’m seriously in love with it.

I expected this to be interesting, but wow, this is amazing 👌.

Happy Birthday Chen Jing Ke 🎂🎁❤️

The first episode warmed my heart ❤️.

You expressed it perfectly. The character I dislike the most is Luan Luan. She behaves as if she is a saint who rescued a man from his “evil” wife. Yet she took the couple’s private conversations and turned them into a play that is clearly based on their relationship. In that play, she highlights only the wife’s wrongdoings while completely ignoring the man’s flaws. unfair. Honestly, I would really like to see Yu suing her for that.

I loved the theatrical play. Yu married for romantic feelings, expecting life to stay “pink” forever. When reality appeared (money problems, social status, pressure), after the honeymoon period ,she became constantly dissatisfied. Her mother’s influence makes things worse as she keeps humiliating her husband, attacking his dignity as a man and as a person. Instead of supporting him, she turns the marriage into a place of criticism.An Xiu is passive and weak in confronting the situation.Instead of solving the problems with his wife or setting boundaries, he escapes emotionally.Even if he doesn’t physically cheat, he creates another emotional life with another woman—friends, home, even a dog. That shows he has already left the marriage in spirit. I love how the drama doesn't tries to make you "pick a side" but instead letting you, the viewer, pick by your moral standards.

Gosh i love them

Absolutely, it goes both ways.

I remember that i looked at this page around two hours after the drama was uploded and i saw the first review , which had 4.5 as the final rating. It isn't physically possible to watch a drama that fast , even if you watch it at 3x.

It's a Netflix Original.

I just completed episodes 7 and 8, and honestly I don’t understand why the makers of K-dramas often ruin the second half of a drama. First of all, I don’t get why the second male lead suddenly has so much screen time with the female lead. I do enjoy their interactions, but it has reached a point where the male lead barely has any scenes with her—even though we know they are supposed to end up together. Also, the whole father trope is so frustrating. It was obvious from the start that he was manipulating the situation. It’s tiring to watch a plotline when you can already predict exactly where it’s going.

♡⁠♡Happy Birthday♡♡