I am not one of those people that only watch shows with happy endings. That said, I think what bothers me the most about this ending is that it just seems downright cruel. Xi Gu loses his parents at a young age, he sacrifices everything including his health and youth just not to be a burden to his caregiver and when he finally finds some joy in life, you’re going to snatch it away like this?! My heart broke in tiny little pieces when you see how painfully thin he is or how he has a pile of bricks and books holding up the house of his “pet” that’s a bug and he has an old t-shirt for pillow cover - and this is the ending you wrote for him?! Just effing cruel! I have seen this series 3 times now and there are so many things I love about it - from the raw and honest portrayal of Hao Ting’s love, desire and protectiveness for Xi Gu to how beautifully Chun Chih plays out the tentativeness and fear of reaching out to a love and care so foreign to Xi Gu and then mustering up the courage to fight for that love but I can’t get over this abrupt and cruel ending. For those of you who don’t want heartbreak, stop at Episode 9, 40:30.
Their chemistry of the couples honestly though is one of the best I’ve seen - at par with KinnPorche and Cutie Pie. Im serious when I say I don’t want a man unless he can show me same level of love, desire and longing as Hao Ting when he asks Xi Gu “when will you give yourself to me”!! *excuse me while I try to get some much needed oxygen in my lungs*
Xi Gu loses his parents at a young age, he sacrifices everything including his health and youth just not to be a burden to his caregiver and when he finally finds some joy in life, you’re going to snatch it away like this?!
My heart broke in tiny little pieces when you see how painfully thin he is or how he has a pile of bricks and books holding up the house of his “pet” that’s a bug and he has an old t-shirt for pillow cover - and this is the ending you wrote for him?! Just effing cruel!
I have seen this series 3 times now and there are so many things I love about it - from the raw and honest portrayal of Hao Ting’s love, desire and protectiveness for Xi Gu to how beautifully Chun Chih plays out the tentativeness and fear of reaching out to a love and care so foreign to Xi Gu and then mustering up the courage to fight for that love but I can’t get over this abrupt and cruel ending. For those of you who don’t want heartbreak, stop at Episode 9, 40:30.
Their chemistry of the couples honestly though is one of the best I’ve seen - at par with KinnPorche and Cutie Pie. Im serious when I say I don’t want a man unless he can show me same level of love, desire and longing as Hao Ting when he asks Xi Gu “when will you give yourself to me”!! *excuse me while I try to get some much needed oxygen in my lungs*