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Actually, I can't remember the secondary couple at all. I may have skipped all their scenes since I mostly watched this for Merxat.

Thank you! I am a huge fan of Ma Tian Yu due to Secret of the Three Kingdoms, however xianxian's are a hard sell for me and I haven't gotten a good sense about what this plot is really about. I will really try to get through the first few episodes and give it a try.

Thanks for asking, this is what I wondered. I'll need to check back to see if it does get a US theater release, but hopefully it will be on streaming later.

How is it possible this director hasn't done anything since Sword Snow stride? The atmosphere and realism of that drama is incredible. It has a very unique flavor.

This is good and it needs a sequel! At the very end I finally realized that this drama is similar to Taxi Driver in that is has a beloved team of people around one charismatic figure who are fighting crime. I really want to see where their story goes! I am curious though how the sequel can contain the similar vibe because this focused so much on Jin Isoo's personal story. In the sequel how can it distinguish itself from many other cop shows by telling the stories of our characters? Hoping we'll find out.

I really loved this drama, have no idea why it has such a low rating. Normally I would have skipped it with such a rating, but I enjoyed it lot. It just needs to be your cup of tea.

I just realized she's in The Story of Ming Lan! I became a fan of hers from MLC but hadn't seen her before. When the elder sister appears in The Story of Ming Lan I just thought she looked extremely pretty. Then I recognized her and confirmed it is Wang Herun. I am looking forward to seeing her in a lead role coming up soon.

Very great question, I'm taking notes! I didn't want to miss this one but the Liu Yuning streak of endings I just can't take.

Good to know!

There are always ways to rationalize an alternate ending but I find it hard to really get on board with them since the plot is so clear. in this case I just stopped watching halfway through Ep. 34 and there was my happy ending! I had to make up some plot conclusions in my own head, but since I'm a writer it wasn't too hard to do.

Since I mentioned Journey to Love, I can mention here that I did just finish watching Journey to Love up to midway through ep. 34 and stopped there, and it's fantastic! I won't continue it past that point and I've made up a good ending for myself.

Yup, that's what I mean. So, I did just watch the show up to nearly the end of Episode 34, and there is a really good stopping point there. Though a ton of stuff is not yet resolved, you can guess what should happen to end happily.

Thanks, that is good confirmation!

Seriously yes, from what I've heart on twitter. But someone said that ep. 34 is a good stopping point, so that is what I plan to do.

Thanks so much!

Thank you so much! I am definitely watching this next then.

ok, thank you! The reason I ask is because I'm watching Journey to Love and plan to stop early on that one, and I'm glad I'm not missing out on that story because it's exactly what I like. This story also sounds exactly my cup of tea.

That is what I plan to do as well! To stop at ep. 34.

This drama is absolutely incredible. However I plan to watch only until Episdoe 34 and stop there, per someone's recommendation. But I do want to ask those who enjoyed this, and enjoy happy endings, if there's any reason to keep going past ep. 34. I am planning to just make up my own ending since I'm a good storyteller, and I don't want this amazing story to be ruined in my head.

But still... I have to ask, because it's so good and hard to miss out on existing content.

So, I'm tempted to watch the drama but I don't want to see the ending. Is there a good episode stopping point where I could leave off and feel satisfied? This trick has worked for me on other dramas.