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I’m thinking it’s because of the war situation currently they’re afraid to seem like China is saying something simply due to the background of the film. Just my wild guess but it could make sense I feel.

I understand entirely and feel the same. But I like to read mature comments/interesting discussions so I hope you will keep commenting!

Ah I hardly did anything but you're welcome!

Hey Neighbor! I'm next door in Portugal--but I can understand Spanish even though I speak Portuguese. I think your comment is asking a good question and I am writing in English since it seems most people didn't even bother to read what you said at all. I am 31 but I think a great deal of users here are in their teens/early 20s. In particular Seven Tan draws a lot of hate online which baffles me because I think she is dynamic, adorable, and skilled. I think there are little 'water armies' trying to invade and lower the ratings o some dramas but I think that happens everywhere.
I am only at episode 3 but I am enjoying the drama a lot--I love seeing people fight against the corrupt and try and build themselves up again.

Jiang Ci is one of the best FL characters I’ve seen. She’s so complex yet real. Her emotions and rawness, but then devotion and self sacrifice is so inspiring. I love how she stays true to herself always.

My BF in China said she saw a rumor for November 30th as the airing date—I’m so delusional I’m believing it 🙏🏻

Side note: Y’all did they descale my poor Ran Yi?! How do they still have so many of his scales 🐟 😭

Maybe he gifted them but it still seems brutal🙈

Fan Ying/stepdad of wen Xiao?

At least with Edward Guo as a director, even if the storyline goes astray (I don’t think it will of course) it will undoubtedly be cinematically beautiful!

I love his work so much, despite him not being the nicest person 😅

Maybe you can petition viki? I feel your pain via the Portuguese ones being pretty bad—I end up just watching in English.

The storyline is insane, but the acting was impressive. I rated it an 8 because both ML and FL acted so well it puts a lot of bigger name actors to shame.

Ahhh I’m in love with this drama, novel, world! I’m enthralled by Miao Feng—he’s got a hold on me like Xiao Xingchen from TU.
Such a beautiful story.
Brb on my way to go write Miao Feng/Zhanbai fanfics 😅

It is justified and logical I think.

I love the aspect of ‘mirrors’ so to speak throughout the show. Both Shan Mi (Miao Shui) and Zi Ye were orphans, but taken in by different people. Both of their brothers were turned into killers, both sisters were polar opposites but in the end their hearts were the same: they’d die for their baby brother💔

Ah sorry! It’s because the main events that change the entire trajectory happen over seven snowy nights. I think this is where the drama wasn’t quite clear as the novel.
Also the play on words seven like Zhan Bai’s name in the sect and Ye like in her name Zi Ye “Qīyè Xue”

Gearing up for the finale! This is such an introspective show—I feel the English title misled people hence their negative reactions. The literal translation from the Chinese Seven Nights of Snow makes more sense as it isn’t technically a passionate romance. It’s a story about letting go, freeing oneself from obsession and discovering one’s true heart in the process.

It really isn’t a love story though, it’s a story about letting go and leaving obsessions behind.

Yes!!! She remains her own person even after meeting and becoming fond of Zhanbai. I love this drama because it is so realistic. There are many loves on this world, but. Never the same love twice. Sometimes we realize only later what emotions we are actually feeling, and often we can’t act on them because life isn’t simple.

Miao Feng is just so beautiful 😍 I really love the contrast—he too, knows Zi Ye quite well and acts accordingly

Um y’all, if you’re a parent/love babies—episode 19 should come with a trigger warning. Or just skip from about 23-28 minute mark😭