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Replying to Jason_17_ 5 days ago
Title Love for You
Is this supposed to be included in the show or a variety show?
Special episode? That's news to me.
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Replying to s world 5 days ago
Title Love for You
https://youtube.com/shorts/kbVck0bb2Uw?si=jPYVKNXzrz7_NnlSBTS of their wedding or proposal scene. šŸ§”šŸāœØ
Is this supposed to be included in the show or a variety show?
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Replying to nan 5 days ago
Title Love for You
ngl main leads are lowkey cheating on their partnersšŸ’€
They aren't cheating, tho. Miao Jing just sees Cen Ye as a friend with similar ambitions; if it weren't for work, she wouldn't even meet him. As for Chen Yi, he only meets and helps Tu Li when she's in trouble. He's always made it clear he's just helping out with no other intentions.
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Replying to Jason_17_ 5 days ago
Title Love for You
Miao Jing doesn't act with an attitude just for the sake of it. At first, she had to because of how they separated;…
I get it; I have had those times as well, but this time it didn't happen. I never doubted Miao Jing's love or intentions for ChenYi. This couple rarely verbalizes their feelings. Even during their first kiss, Miao Jing didn't say she loved him; instead, she said, 'You know what I can't bear to leave the most.' After their separation, things became worse; they always said one thing but felt another. You have to focus on their actions.

Miao Jing does many things that show her intentions very clearly.
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Replying to twinty 6 days ago
Title Love for You
Soon. The drama doesn't tell us everything straight out. For example, the scene where he hugged her from behind…
You said you're in Ep 21, but the thermometer scene is in Ep 15.
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Replying to Claddagh 6 days ago
Title Love for You
I really loved the first half of the drama. Ut right now, at episode 21 I'm struggling to watch. FL's attitude…
Miao Jing doesn't act with an attitude just for the sake of it. At first, she had to because of how they separated; she didn't want to be forced by him to leave the house. Before Ep 17, she was in a state of observation. She didn't react the way she actually felt; instead, she responded deliberately.

Starting from Ep 21, she shows him attitude again because she is hurt.

She repeatedly asks ChenYi what he is to her, because he always acts like a slave whose only responsibility is to be a shield for her by disregarding his own safety. She treats him as her boyfriend, her one and only family, someone she could lean on, someone with whom she could be vulnerable, and she wants ChenYi to do the same: to lean on her and not just jump in front to shield her. She doesn't want history to repeat itself, where ChenYi destroyed himself for her. If she played it safe and doesn't show that his way of loving her is hurting her, then ChenYi would never overcome his nature: his nature of isolating his emotions and needs, of hiding his vulnerability even in front of her, and of not seeing her as a weak, helpless kid, of doing thing alone risking his life.
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Replying to cheonsalee 6 days ago
Title Love for You
I’m on episode 20, and MJ says that CY is already her ā€œboyfriend.ā€ When did they actually start dating?…
She calls him her boyfriend because she knows how much he loves her; she doesn't need a confession or to ask him out. From the moment ChenYi started showing jealousy and took her out of the CenYe room, she saw it as him opening up to her. It was her green signal for the confrontation they had in Ep 17 and his answer, and that was enough.
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Replying to Lynx 6 days ago
Title Love for You
that one guy is just a friend for her and he likes MJ but she never admit his love , so they are just a friendship
The novel is definitely wilder, but the drama plays it safer to match audience expectations and preferences. The cdrama writers seem to prefer keeping relationships exclusive, which explains why Tuli was just a fake girlfriend with no real history. As for Miao Jing, I’m not sure if they truly where in a relationship. With how much non existent information we have it’s pretty much up to the viewers, if you want to think they were intimate, go for it; if not, that’s valid too. There’s actually a scene in Episode 30 where Cenye and MJ talk about their relationship, but the subtitles are messed up in Mangotv. I’m just waiting on Viki for a proper sub.
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Replying to Jason_17_ 7 days ago
Title Love for You Spoiler
1 - Yes, the female lead (FL) had two past relationships, and one of her exes comes back and ML is in a fake relationship.…
I know. What I meant by verbalize is that they don’t ask each other out. Miao Jing actually asks, but not directly. Episode 17 was her asking him out.
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On Key to the Phoenix Heart 7 days ago
This is the intensity I expected from war scenes in other recent period dramas, but they failed to deliver; this one, however, delivered. The emotions, context, planning and fights, everything is šŸ”„
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Replying to Jason_17_ 7 days ago
Title Love for You
Miao Jing is completely and exclusively in love with Chen Yi. Her past relationships were a result of her trauma…
Chen Yi is always willing to go to hell for Miao Jing; he shields and pushes her away, hoping she can live a safe and happy life. However, Miao Jing does not see happiness in a life without him. Instead, she finds happiness in walking with Chen Yi, even if it is through hell.

Some viewers might perceive his love as greater than hers, but her love is no less than his. She simply wants to go through everything with him: both happiness and hardship, life and death. Everything she does is intended to make Chen Yi realize that loving her is not just about sacrificing everything for her, but about being willing to share the burden and lean on each other for both small and big things. Not just think about her but about them.
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Replying to snowfallsslowly 7 days ago
Title Love for You
How balanced and mutual is the leads love for each other? Because I was under the impression this was one of the…
Miao Jing is completely and exclusively in love with Chen Yi. Her past relationships were a result of her trauma and a desperate attempt to live a normal life and find a home to fill the void within her; however, those relationships failed to do so. Ultimately, she returns for Chen Yi.
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Replying to Abhishek Medico 7 days ago
Title Love for You Spoiler
1)is there love triangle? if there how much deep it is ?2)when do leads will be together ep ?3)is there any breakup…
1 - Yes, the female lead (FL) had two past relationships, and one of her exes comes back and ML is in a fake relationship. You don't have to worry about them, FL don't have any feelings for her ex and ML don't have any feelings for his fake girlfriend.

2- This is a difficult question because they do not verbalize their love; instead, they start treating each other like BF and GF because they already know what they feel for each other.

3 - They break up in Episode 11 and they remain apart for six years. The story skips this six-year gap; their relationship begins actual progress again from Episode 17.

4- Happy ending.
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On Love for You 8 days ago
Title Love for You
Damn... Hands down, I was feeling their love, and I felt like I was in... LOVE.
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Replying to Ikrame 8 days ago
Title Love for You
Not putting someone above everything else and especially above your job means you dont love them btw. She never…
I see it differently regarding your statement: 'Not putting someone above everything else and especially above your job means you dont love them btw.' Love has levels, and there are many real life stories where we can experience these levels. But yeah, I will rewatch the drama. Not just because of that scene, but because I love this drama.
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Replying to Love for You 8 days ago
Title Love for You
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This is just one of my many reasonings: In some cases women might feel uncomfortable bending down to tie their laces for obvious reasons. So, this gesture might have started as a way to protect them and eventually evolved into a romantic gesture that most men follow, or at least see in Asian dramas. Honestly, I haven't seen anyone do it in real life.
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On Love for You 8 days ago
Title Love for You
I loved Episode 28 so much and want to rave about it, but I’ll wait until I’ve finished the drama.
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On Love for You 9 days ago
Title Love for You
Another great episode. It was definitely a slow one, but I enjoyed it.
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On Overdo 9 days ago
Title Overdo
I just finished Episode 2. I like the presentation style they chose, but the execution is lacking.
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