Nelly12

Such a gentlemanly behavior, if you ask me.😂😂😂

You know what they say about curiosity, right? Even though I'm happy, they realized they liked each other so early. It also means there would be lots of heartbreaks on their way. I don't really like short-lived happiness of any kind😒😒😒

I think Zijing is falling in love slowly but surely. Like his man said, he's changed since he met her. First, he said he knew who she was from the beginning. You can now tell things have changed for him because he is awkward around her. Not the intimate look he was giving her when she joined him to drink when he found out his sister was dead. But did his sister really die, or was Yue messing with him? Because the Cui guy that killed himself said his sister was still alive. How did he (Cui) know his sister or her whereabouts?

I think she was enslaved by the Cui family. If not, why did she give her newborn child to others and not bring her along with her? At the end of the day, the Cui raided the village the lived and brought the people to work for them. Lady Eight was shocked when the little girl that came with the group of people said her name was Duanwu. She also died saving her daughter; perhaps that would count for something.

Even though the first episode could be better, I loved after watching the personalities of the leads. It's like a blazing fire and a very calm body of water. Looking at the lives of the leads, I'm excited to see how they would influence one another. I'm yet to complete episode one at the moment, but I'm looking forward to it.

😁😁😁Love is for "the brave at heart." Once upon a time, I said my beautiful one was not yet born. I've seen the emotional roller coaster of love, and I was my friends' peacemaker. Perhaps that's what scared me away from love. Maybe we who are not brave enough to experience love are the foolish ones, or ours is just right around the corner, waiting to take us by surprise. Like they say, "The stronger you are, the harder you fall."

😁😁😁

This is a beautiful perspective. Since love is a blessing in itself, people who find their one true love are the luckiest.

I think different people would have diverse opinions based on their love experience.

It is a beautiful love story. Sometimes, transitioning from one relationship to the other can be difficult, but since they are so used to doing what couples do, their transition is less awkward.

A beautiful ending. So, the answer to my previous question is to give love a chance, because love is a blessing in itself.

Would it have been better never to find love than to love and lose and live with the pains of regret?

My sentiments exactly 😁😁😁

This is so refreshing. The kids made the drama so funny.

Great minds think alike ;)

Episode 15. I would call the Literary Feast finding the rough diamond. Or better still, say, The Stone the Builders Rejected Which Became the Cornerstone.

Beautifully said. I think their definition of love is really profound. Even though they were young when they fell in love, their test of love is really cruel because they're stuck in the past. They lost their happy selves and are just going through life with emptiness in their hearts because they didn't understand what they had back then. Since there wasn't a closure, they couldn't move forward because they never fell out of love, even after five years.

Wow, that's harsh. I think some people's hearts are loyal regardless of the passing of time. The heart wants what the heart wants. Look at it this way: two young people fell in love innocently, thinking they would weather the storm. But reality comes in and knocks them over. That, in my opinion, is the true test of love. It reminded me of one of Michael Bolton's songs, Time, Love, and Tenderness.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhEoQUSU6Mo

This one here is right, but others are wrong. I was confused also until I read this one.

I saw it too. The synopsis written about it is different from the drama on DramaCool.