Lela2004

Well, Songge knew he chose that path only for her. So, a hard NO should have been her answer. She definitely deserves some blame.

Thank you! It should sure come fast, this uncertainty has me so on Edge, I‘m a wreck 😬😉

I wonder whether there will be a resolution to the death of the father‘s former fiance, and how that will tie into the story. Whatever the case, I believe that past made Dad detached from his family and son. And the resulting strained relationship and lack of trust contributed to Chen Hui‘s downfall.

What is the release schedule for the remaining episodes? Does anyone know?

Oh no, that‘s what I feared, deep down! Thanks for the heads up, so I can brace myself. I fear I‘ll still be rooting for Chen Hui after that. 😳

At this point, I think he should give up and turn himself in - and Tian Janhai. If Tian Janhai is too obtuse to give up after being told that Chen Hui is already a suspect (which Chen Hui should tell him!), what is there left to do? Murder the guy? I hope Chen Hui won‘t go down that path.

ep13 & ep14: Ok, my frustration with Dad is ever growing, even though at this point I‘m starting to get frustrated with Chen Hui, too. Why even entertain the idea of getting back drawn in? Just tell that Business Partner, that Dad is already suspecting you. As for Dad, he is truly Captain Ahab, ready so sacrifice everything to bring down his son. Even his own integrity. After all he explicitly suspected his son but did not recuse himself instead of orchestrating the raid. I‘m honestly starting to hate Dad and his self-rightous smugness. His colleagues care more for his family than he does.

I‘m done with this father. Even if the law trumps his family for him, why not give the son a chance to turn himself in, before marking him out as a suspects to all his superiors - and without solid evidence to back his suspicion, mind you. What a sad, tone deaf excuse of a father and husband. Looks like he never moved on from his old flame to love anyone else. Pathetic. (But great acting).

Great story telling, stellar acting. The setting in this 90‘s small town and especially the roller skate rink somehow make me nostalgic and remind me of my youth - and I didn’t even grow up in Asia. (In hindsight, I guess the era must have felt more similar across the globe than we imagined at the time…). Chen Hui breaks my heart, though. His struggle is really hard to watch, particularly because he is so relatable (great acting). I really need to know how it ends. Bad for him obviously…. aaaaahhh!!!