It’s great to see Zhao Lusi doing well . I truly admire her dedication to her work and her love for her fans, as well as her honesty in sharing things with us. However, I sincerely hope she takes some time away from the industry to focus on her health—perhaps in a quieter place, away from all the buzz. After all, no matter what, health should always come first.
This could be better honestly. I can't quite put my finger on it, but I’m struggling to connect with this story. I absolutely love Li Yun Rui, and I was so excited for this one, yet I can't seem to find that emotional connection. While he's doing a great job, the story itself isn't making me feel as I hoped.
Lol Yes, it was fake, but it served its purpose. They clearly couldn’t let Mal Sun keep her memories and life as a 73-year-old—it would have made her relationship with Daniel seem completely unrealistic. So, they created a new version of Mal Sun, one with no recollection of her past life, to make the story work
I had the same reaction as others—I didn’t like the ending at all but from what I understood, it carried a certain meaning. The final episode began in court with the case of Mal Sun turning young and being with Daniel despite being 73. It was clear they didn’t approve of them being together in that way, which explains the ending. While I get what they were trying to convey, it felt messy.
Mal Sun finally got to debut as Emily and said her goodbyes in her own way. Unlike others, who chose to return to their original selves, she decided to stay young. I think the whole “six months to live” aspect hinted that she’d lose all memories of the people in her life and new Mal Sun will be born with no memories which explains her ending.
The scene of her working in a restaurant and seeing Daniel suggested a possible rekindling of their relationship, but as a completely new person with no recollection of her old life. Park Jun, meanwhile, went back to his original self, and the real Emily continued living with Mal Sun’s family, carrying on their lives.
As for the Alzheimer’s plotline, it felt unnecessary and out of place. Instead, they could have focused more on Daniel’s life with the new Du Ri , giving their story more depth and closure.
If kind-hearted characters like Mu Jiu and Cang San are meeting tragic ends in this show, then it's only fair for the villains to face the same fate. Just my perspective
That is not even the plot of this show I don’t know what you are reading . The cheating happened but its just a back story of the fl to give more depth to her story . IT'S not the main plot . Give it a go
Park Jun is undeniably handsome, kind, and a true gentleman but he is a coward. He’s been by her side this whole time, yet he still can’t muster the courage to confess. How much time does he need? I will happily cheer for Daniel and Du Ri , as for the whole “granny-young man” debate, I couldn’t care less. The entire show is about second chances and fixing things that went wrong in life. It’s a fantasy, not reality. No elderly person is going to magically turn young, so there’s no need to overthink it. Just enjoy the story for what it is!
There’s something incredibly captivating about Ding Yuxi. Perhaps it’s the way he immerses himself in his roles, bringing a natural charm 🤔 I don’t know how to put it . There are very few male actors whose acting really touch me and make me feel something , ding yuxi is one of them . I’ve admired him ever since his performance in Just an Encore. Even back then, he exuded a unique presence that set him apart , It’s impossible not to feel proud seeing how far he has come, and I’m excited to see what heights he’ll reach in the future💗💗
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For me that's what it meant 🤷 for others it can be different
Mal Sun finally got to debut as Emily and said her goodbyes in her own way. Unlike others, who chose to return to their original selves, she decided to stay young. I think the whole “six months to live” aspect hinted that she’d lose all memories of the people in her life and new Mal Sun will be born with no memories which explains her ending.
The scene of her working in a restaurant and seeing Daniel suggested a possible rekindling of their relationship, but as a completely new person with no recollection of her old life. Park Jun, meanwhile, went back to his original self, and the real Emily continued living with Mal Sun’s family, carrying on their lives.
As for the Alzheimer’s plotline, it felt unnecessary and out of place. Instead, they could have focused more on Daniel’s life with the new Du Ri , giving their story more depth and closure.
He’s been by her side this whole time, yet he still can’t muster the courage to confess. How much time does he need?
I will happily cheer for Daniel and Du Ri ,
as for the whole “granny-young man” debate, I couldn’t care less. The entire show is about second chances and fixing things that went wrong in life. It’s a fantasy, not reality. No elderly person is going to magically turn young, so there’s no need to overthink it. Just enjoy the story for what it is!
There are very few male actors whose acting really touch me and make me feel something , ding yuxi is one of them . I’ve admired him ever since his performance in Just an Encore. Even back then, he exuded a unique presence that set him apart , It’s impossible not to feel proud seeing how far he has come, and I’m excited to see what heights he’ll reach in the future💗💗