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Okay, but can we talk about how the _real villain_ in this show is clearly the phones on the dining table? 🍽️ 🥴
#PutThePhoneDownChallenge
#DineAndDisconnect
#CanWeHaveOneMealWithoutThePhone?

Just finished episode 18, and while I feel like the main arc might have peaked, I’m still considering continuing. The ML’s acting is really compelling, I love the TCM backdrop, and the WeChat exchanges add such a fun, modern touch. Not sure how much more plot development there’ll be, but those elements are keeping me engaged.

Zhang Ling He is not my cup of tea, but he's definitely a great actor.
Added him to my list:
https://kisskh.at/list/3kP8JY04

I read you.

It's like watching toxic people in a toxic environment. The drama's dynamics just feel off, and the characters aren't really grabbing me so far. 😬

Got it, thanks.

Thank you for the valuable insight.

EP1: could someone explain the part with the bone extraction and the mark appearing on the head of the ML?

EP1: So, 梨花开 (lí huā kāi) is the magic formula to make pear flowers bloom :D

The "childish" behavior of the female lead might be reflecting certain cultural dynamics, where young women usually stay with their parents well into adulthood, keeping a more childlike role within the family. It could be interesting to see how this plays into her growth throughout the story! 😊

Someone mentioned original FL was Yuan Bing Yan.

Love Never Fails looks super interesting, especially with Liu Xue Yi taking the lead role—his acting is always so captivating! Also excited to see Ao Rui Peng in a supporting role. This is definitely going to be a fun watch! Can't wait to see how it all comes together. ✨

It's quite usual in CN for bf/gf to only hold hands for 2-3 years.

Episode 6 – she takes painkillers without checking her genetics... and, they don’t work, and the pain even gets worse. Classic. It’s funny how in all those painkiller ads, they never mention that you should check your genetics for compatibility first 😂

During that scene where the FL thinks the ML is vegetarian and he denies it – I honestly expected him to say, 'I’m not a monk!' 😂 It would’ve been such a fitting response for that moment.

Watching this scene where the ML and FL are sitting by West Lake ... does it bring back memories for anyone else?

Do you mean that you wouldn't bother to see a pianist perform on the piano while hearing the sound of a cello?

EP2: who did press the danzhong acupoint while watching? :D

Watching episode 16 and I can't help but notice something a bit off—there's a guqin player, but the sound of a guzheng is playing in the background. 😄 It’s a little strange considering the difference between the two instruments, but still enjoying the drama overall!

Yes, end of 34 would have been a great ending.