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I feel like this is actually super fun and worth watching! I thoroughly enjoyed it. Please note it is not a documentary on airline operations, but it is an addictive high-flying romance with a focus on its female lead's career goals with respect.
The series is fast-paced. It's important to remember that while she was initially cold and sharp-tongued, she was right about him. At the start, he was prejudiced against her and disrespected her with harsh words and actions. He deserved it, and she gave him a taste of his own medicine.
He too realized quickly that he was wrong about his judgement and made amends. His character grows when he falls for the FL fully knowing about her career oriented ambitions and also her emotions and trauma from growing up alone. I felt ML was soft and indulgent towards her because of this. And of course he had an excellent upbringing.
Although love story in the plot starts out
far-fetched, as the story progresses, the relationship grows into something genuinely meaningful, realistic, and emotionally deep. The FL faced many hardships, setbacks, rejections on her path to success. Despite her flaws, she is a hardworking, determined woman who is passionate about her career, strives to do her best, and refuses to compromise her morals or beliefs to get ahead. She is a deeply traumatised person, abandoned by her mother, afraid of being too attached to other people, of letting dependance on other people make her vulnerable. She is a woman with self-worth who doesn't touch a penny sent by her estranged mother, instead, works extremely hard to realize her dreams step by step. Therefore it will be too unrealistic to show her as someone who makes compromises and sacrifices readily and suddenly to accommodate love. She has only just started her career as a pilot and has a long way to go to. She does realize slowly and gradually how much ML does for her and what he means to her and then she stops running away from her emotions and reciprocates his love. This is more realistic. Sure her words are hurtful but it's more of a defence than a true intent to hurt.
The reason for breaking up with him too was in a way to protect his position and for him to make successful reforms. The board members were already making a huge fuss of their relationship and making things so difficult for ML. Obviously someone with a childhood trauma like her might avoid things and outcomes out of fear and end up with this extreme mindset: "I'll just focus on my career and ditch everything else."
I really liked the directing where they showed FL and ML emotions when they saw the empty apartment she vacated. While she saw an empty place with just furniture, he saw a place filled with their memories. And then when she met her ex college mate as he was talking about what he can do by being in her life she realized what ML did already in her life. That was the turning point. She came back emotionally strong and her love deep for ML. She just needed to confront her own feelings during that time which she did.

And the proposals which followed were so sweet and the wedding was so beautiful and apt!
The visuals, music, and vibes are all on point. Every character feels real and grows throughout the story. If you look past the surface when watching a drama, focus on the core vibes instead, watch without skipping or skimming, it's a thoughtful, quality drama worth watching.

Miles's acting was amazing as always and he just puts my mind at ease every time. He's handsome as always, super steady, and gives off such a reassuring vibe. His expressions convey everything. FL is good too.
That scene where Fu Mingy took a flight just to show the FL the sun rising in the west by piloting a plane westward at a speed faster than the earth's rotation, thereby reversing the timeline of dusk, causing the sun to "rise" back up over the western horizon cracked me up 😂😂 Fu is very clever! There are so many laugh-out-loud moments that I will definitely be coming back to this often for a boost ☺️💖

PS- This is my first ever review for a drama ☺️