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"If I look down, it's to make sure I'm following the right path."
Such a sweet and cute romance, yet still mature. It feels so good to see such a touching and simple relationship blossom right before our eyes. The 24 episodes fly by in a flash. I tried not to binge-watch too many at once.
Everyone supports Flora/Shang Zhitao/Sun Qian ; she works hard, and people recognize her good qualities. It's the complete opposite of the real world.
Luke is a fake villain with a big heart, a knight in shining armor who will question himself without needing anyone to hold his hand. He shares his emotions and knows how to be sincere with the people who matter to him, rare qualities.
They're both so touching, and even funny !
It's a bit saccharine and naive because it's written and performed in a straightforward, literal way, but it also serves as a sort of mirror to 'Love Story in the 1970s', starring Sun Qian, the same actress. (That's my conspiracy theory.) This C-drama played on a double meaning. It sought to address the end of Mao's era in China without doing so head-on. The romance served a different purpose than it did in 'The Early Spring'.
Episode 20, though... I wasn't expecting that at all… it's just too hard to take. I loved that character ! it's heartbreaking. You shouldn't pull stunts like that on your viewers. We had our guard down, and you landed that uppercut without warning.
This whole section is really heartbreaking. We wish all these characters the best. It’s both incredibly sad and very realistic. We thought everything would turn out okay in the end, despite the obstacles. There were still challenges to overcome.
The two protagonists evolve for the best and, in the end, I end up happy for them and their adorable little dog. We come out stronger.
"I want to be there for your every wish, I want to build this dream with you"
Such a sweet and cute romance, yet still mature. It feels so good to see such a touching and simple relationship blossom right before our eyes. The 24 episodes fly by in a flash. I tried not to binge-watch too many at once.
Everyone supports Flora/Shang Zhitao/Sun Qian ; she works hard, and people recognize her good qualities. It's the complete opposite of the real world.
Luke is a fake villain with a big heart, a knight in shining armor who will question himself without needing anyone to hold his hand. He shares his emotions and knows how to be sincere with the people who matter to him, rare qualities.
They're both so touching, and even funny !
It's a bit saccharine and naive because it's written and performed in a straightforward, literal way, but it also serves as a sort of mirror to 'Love Story in the 1970s', starring Sun Qian, the same actress. (That's my conspiracy theory.) This C-drama played on a double meaning. It sought to address the end of Mao's era in China without doing so head-on. The romance served a different purpose than it did in 'The Early Spring'.
Episode 20, though... I wasn't expecting that at all… it's just too hard to take. I loved that character ! it's heartbreaking. You shouldn't pull stunts like that on your viewers. We had our guard down, and you landed that uppercut without warning.
This whole section is really heartbreaking. We wish all these characters the best. It’s both incredibly sad and very realistic. We thought everything would turn out okay in the end, despite the obstacles. There were still challenges to overcome.
The two protagonists evolve for the best and, in the end, I end up happy for them and their adorable little dog. We come out stronger.
"I want to be there for your every wish, I want to build this dream with you"
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