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Less fluffy dramas often get lower ratings, especially when they're tagged "romance." I also feel like this one's target audience is probably a little older than many MDL users and those dramas also tend to score poorly in comparison with other dramas

Chinese dramas have to be screened for a review board before being approved for screening. They often make them cut anything that could be seen as objectionable withe politically or morally, especially if it's going to air when kids might be watching. I don't know if it was the case with this one, but that's often the cause of weird edits or awkward transitions

It's kind of open-ended, but I think they wanted to imply that she's going to work on the medical tourism project in Nanping so she gets to do what she's passionate about while also staying in their hometown

If ML wanted "better" he could have had it. The matchmaker and his grandma set him up with so many pretty girls from good backgrounds and he rejected every single one of them.

I also agree that no one "deserves" anything in love. We also shouldn't throw away people we love because they're imperfect. If you only love people when it's easy, you don't actually love them at all.
There are tons of idol dramas with perfect leads. I'm glad they didn't try to tell this story in that style. It wouldn't have been half as interesting

You can see it that way if you want, but if you go back and re-watch you might see it differently. The tunnel scene was also not after the apartment scene. He's already there there when she walks out of the building, meaning he left right behind her. The cleaning scene also makes a lot more sense if he was the one who threw it. You can see the whole drama as her bad, him good, but I don't think that was what they were going for

He did follow her though. He's right behind her with his motorcycle whe she's leaving the building. Plus she's already around the corner when it's thrown and if you watch carefully, it's definitely a man's arm throwing it, not a woman's. She also wouldn't have stopped and made the face she did had she been the one to break it

She wasn't the one who broke the vase/ statue. He threw it himself her as she was running away

I won't tell you why she freaked out since you haven't watched episode 16, but she does explain why she reacted the way she did. I don't think she knew it was going to happen until it did, even though her mom's words were super mean, they weren't the only factor.

I think it's targeted at an somewhat older audience. If you've only watched a few episodes though, you might want to keep watching. They both explain later on why they've kept everyone at a distance and start to open up to each other. Their relationship is by no means perfect, but it's realistic and the drama touches on a lot of issues you don't see talked about very much, especially in cdramas

This short drama is cute. I wonder if the weird explanation of what happened is to comply with censorship board requirements.

If it helps, he's actually 27 years old, he just looks 17. I felt weird about it too until I googled him and found out that he's much older than he looks

It is on here, but not on WeTV. There it's just tagged "urban" and "story. " I loved it and would give it a 10/10, but I wouldn't have liked it had I been watching just for romance. If you think you might like the friendship between the two women in addition to romance, you might still. Like it, but it's definitely primarily a law drama and most of the screen time is given to the cases.

This drama isn't marketed as a romance and it's definitely not the focus of the show, so it may not be for you. The relationship is very cute and healthy, but you'd be skipping 95% of the show if you only watched it for the romance.

Same. I haven't seen that message on any other shows. I hope they're just testing it and eventually decide not to continue. I feel like I'm pretty good at interpreting translations, but I've been confused a few times while watching this.

It's AI translated. It flashes a message about it on the screen at the beginning of the episode. I hope they are not going to do this for future dramas. It's not unwatchable, but it definitely could be better.

It's AI translated. If you look at the top of the screen when a new episode starts, it tells you. The subs aren't bad for AI, but I wish a person had done them. My Chinese is bad, but I've noticed a few places that the subs and the audio don't match in meaning either.