Dramafan2023

Maybe it's supposed to be some kind of magic, a spell cast on the main character? A fantasy element in the story.

The number 1 token means that the actual head of the organization they were fighting against, hasn't been yet identified, since the antagonist defeated at the end of the series was number 2 (I hope they decide to make a sequel in the future, to solve this). The protagonist's identity at the end is recognized as Yang Cai Wei; Pan Yue and their friends discover that earlier, although she maintains Shangguan Zhi's physical appearance at the end too (not sure how I feel about that though, maybe it would have been better if she re-gained her original appearance...). But, fortunately, the series ends on a happy note; the romantic part at least; the detective part requires a sequel though, to tie up the last loose end, about the n.1 of the organization.

Only faces or bodies, but her personality remains always Yang Cai Wei

@lovebot, please don’t pay attention to Hannaliss, he/she is just a troll who enjoys provoking people, this is proven beyond any reasonable doubt by the fact he/she constantly posts laughing emoticons and idiotic things like “hahaha”, rather than simply stating his/her opinion. If it wasn’t about provoking people, he/she would have stated their opinion ONCE, and wouldn't have felt any need to repeat the same thing over and over and over.
Just ignore him/her, this is the only thing trolls can’t stand, even though they will never admit that.

This is my favorite trope and not just that, this is one of my biggest ideals in life, romantic love fomed in the innocent age of childhood. It's one of the most tender, precious and sublime things in life, very rare, especially it's rare to last for life without ever splitting, but if it happens in fiction at least, such works of fiction make me want to live again even when I am depressed. I am so sad when people insult this trope (not specific examples that may be badly written, but the whole stereotype of "childhood sweethearts" as a whole). When I ask them to at least tell a reason for the hatred for the whole category, they usually can't answer in a clear way. Gratuitios hatred earlier made me angry, now it just makes me sad, very sad. I became ultra-protective of this trope and when I see a discussion about it, on one hand, I am always happy to see there are people who are interested in the subject, but on the other hand, I always fear somebody will come and disrupt the whole thing with insults etc (not constructive criticism, but just spiteful attitude towards the innocence of childhood love....). I would give up several years of my life to make people at least hate a little less this trope and not insult it openly, if only this would be possible and would be of any use. How can somebody be disgusted, when seeing children having a genuine bond and feelings towards each other? Sorry for the long post, but it was very important for me to say... By the way, thanks for the title list, I didn't know about some of them, will check them out now.