I'm glad you did. I've seen people posting they dropped it after the first or so episode without giving it a chance.…
For me, it wasn't because of the male lead or the lack of romance. At first, I just felt the cases were being solved too slowly, so I got bored and dropped it. I was also planning to watch Never-Ending Summer, so I switched to that instead. After I finished both Never-Ending Summer and Moli, I decided to give this drama another chance. I'm really glad I did because I ended up loving it. The cases became so interesting, and I couldn't stop watching after that.
At first, I got bored and dropped this drama. I started watching Never-Ending Summer and Moli instead. But after finishing those, I decided to give this drama another chance and I'm so glad I did.It turned out to be so good. Every case was interesting, well written, and emotionally moving. I ended up finishing the whole drama in just two days. I also loved the slow-burn romance between the leads. Most of the cases were heartbreaking, and they stayed with me long after each episode ended.And I have to say, Bai Lu's fighting scenes were amazing. She looked so strong, confident, and powerful. I loved every one of them.
I finally finished the drama ❄️ 🏹 . Even though they changed so much from the novel, and I even got bored in the middle, I still can't seem to move on. It's strange how a story can frustrate you and still find a place in your heart.The drama has been living in my mind ever since I finished it, and the OST won't leave me. Sunset Counter, As Promised, When the Galaxy Falls, and Sunburn... every time I hear them, I can't help but cry. They bring back every emotion I felt while watching. Despite all the changes, I truly loved every love scene. The chemistry between them was so beautiful that it made me forget my disappointment.My favorite scene will always be when they ran away from home and lived together with a dog. It was simple, peaceful, and felt like the kind of happiness they had always deserved. I also loved the bridge scene. And my favorite thing about Lu Xixiao was how he became so soft, so gentle, and almost childlike whenever he was with Zhou Wan. Those little moments are the ones that will stay with me the longest. Maybe this wasn't the adaptation I had been waiting for, but somehow, it still became a story I can't let go of.
sad. I've been waiting for this drama for so long because I loved the novel and Bai Lu, but now I just can't get into it. I know the novel is very long, but they changed so much that it doesn't feel like a novel adaptation anymore it feels like a completely different story. In the novel, Mo Xiyao is deeply obsessed with Ye Li, and they even changed that.
Coolaria, you've already revealed yourself as a liar and a fake fan who is a Shrimp with a hate on for Tan Jian…
This is the first time I’ve seen Luyuxia behave in an unprofessional and immature way. I started liking her because she is kind, highly professional, and versatile, but now her behavior in such a big project is surprising to me. I also saw the Reuters clip where she was smiling while crying, which made me feel disappointed. I really hope she improves her professionalism and maturity and goes back to how she used to be.
Coolaria, you've already revealed yourself as a liar and a fake fan who is a Shrimp with a hate on for Tan Jian…
As a fan of Luyuxiao , I felt really disappointed watching her behavior in the Reuters clip. In scenes like the fireworks, horse, and knife scenes, she seemed unprofessional, especially with the crew members waiting while she was playing around. It was the first time I’ve seen her act like this. I also noticed a moment where she put her hand on the male lead, and he pulled his hand away, which made it seem like she was trying to flirt, and it didn’t feel appropriate. I’ve always seen her as a versatile actress, but in this drama, her behavior came across as quite immature, almost like a spoiled kid.
Ahh, why do I feel like they followed My Fault movie instead of the novel? In the novel, Jiang Mu is a simple girl. School and home were her whole world. Later, she was forced by her mother to stay with her father. At first, she struggled a lot with her father’s new family, and her stepbrother Jin Zhao was indifferent toward her. But after the younger sister’s accident, Jin Zhao and Mu Mu grew closer. After that, Mu Mu entered a new world. In the novel, she had sadness too, but in the drama, why does it look like she’s a spoiled girl? And why does the fl wake up in the morning with full makeup—even in the rain? I liked the female lead in My Journey to You, but here I’m a bit disappointed. I had high expectations for this drama. They ruined it.
Ahh I kinda miss the scene the younger sister hospitalised and jiang chao look for jinmu in rain after find her he comfort her the scene in novel and also the dog kidnap scene. gonna read the novel again
In the novel, she had sadness too, but in the drama, why does it look like she’s a spoiled girl? And why does the fl wake up in the morning with full makeup—even in the rain? I liked the female lead in My Journey to You, but here I’m a bit disappointed. I had high expectations for this drama. They ruined it.