pammo1949

I am a k drama addict and watching Chinese or Taiwanese dramas is relatively rare for me. However, I was drawn to this story because it promised a similar story line as Fated to Love which I enjoyed - both versions. It has very familiar themes with no deviation - 2nd lead syndrome, deceptions, blabbermouths. What is unique is studying and analyzing the main lead as an abandoned child and her mindset and decision making. That is what made this a truly worthwhile 25 episodes. If time permits the acting is good so the drama is worth it.

I am on episode 34. Started out as an addiction and interesting story line but I am losing interest fast. Only 37 episodes so I will stick to the end. Started out a 9 and has fallen to 7 in my opinion. Hope there isn't a bad ending to go with the slow destruction of human reason that has gripped the writers of this story.

Ideas one, three and five have worked for me but the addiction is still incurable. Since I am retired I have become a recluse watching daily, weekly and older dramas to catch up. can't remember the last time I read a book....and I read daily. Changing to a different country is my new strategy but the addiction needs a solution. My next door neighbor of 10 years thought I had moved

A very mature and moving drama from the sole of your feet to the top of your head emotional whirlwind. Beautiful in all aspects - actors, story line, cinematography. THe depth of the emotion called love is defined and vicariously shared through music and it was so amazing I couldn't stop watching. A great show to marathon. Once of the best K Dramas ever!!! Unbelievable work of art - worthy of many awards.