Ju Moon

I absolutely loved this series. But if you're expecting a typical cute teen romance about growing up, you might be surprised. The story dives deep into grief and redemption, following Qing Yu and her family after the death of her older sister, Bei Yu. It explores how young people and adults see pain, truth, and trauma in very different ways.
And this is a show you need to watch with an open mind, especially if you're not familiar with the cultural context, it helps you understand the choices Qing Yu’s parents made.

I really admire how Qing Yu’s character was written. She’s strong, resilient, and faces the toughest situations head-on. Her relationship with her mother, Fang Hao, is complicated, but as she uncovers what really happened to Bei Yu, she begins to understand the pain, the burden, and the responsibilities her parents carried. You can see her slowly shifting from a child’s perspective to a more mature, adult view as she processes everything.

There’s also a subtle romantic thread between Qing Yu and Ming Sheng. From the moment they met, he’s been her rock, offering unconditional love and support when no one else could.

Major kudos to the entire cast. This is a truly unique series with rich, well-developed characters. Definitely worth watching.