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I also didn't like that after this scene in Wei Shao's studio, when Qiao Man found him during the storm, his fear of dark was suddenly not a problem anymore, even thought it was quite an issue before even when he was with his troops.

It was honestly pretty weird that in last two episodes both mains are barely present...

It was sad that beside the main couple all others met tragic endings :(

I really liked ML in "Dream within a Dream."
Here he plays very similar character (although the female lead is slightly less interesting than one from "Dream" drama). It's very enjoyable, the story is engaging, both the main and supporting characters are easily likable, and the love story is well-played (although the term "slow burn" takes on almost a whole new meaning here; it really does take a long time for the main couple to actually connect).

I just watched it, and in my opinion, the South Korean one is definitely better.
The changes in the Japanese version are mostly cosmetic (the only interesting plot point was the attempted romance between Wataru and Reina, but that meant everyone knew from the start that Wataru was the heir), and Takeru Satoh, whom I fell in love with in "Glass Heart," was unfortunately rather bland here.

The drama overall was enjoyable (though I didn't like that FL so easily forgave ML for the complex web of lies and manipulation he'd entangled her in).

But what irritated me most was the Tourette's syndrome part – why was it even mentioned if it had no impact on the plot at all? Ever since this subject appeared, I'd been hoping for a scene where the heroine had a seizure in front of the hero, or ended up in the hospital because of it – but no, nothing happened. So why even add it to the story?

Very enjoyable, light, and silly drama.
A good pick-me-up and a break from something more serious.

And the lead actor is very easy on the eyes 😉

Well, that was awful. I kind of expected that after seeing that episodes are only 20 minutes long, that is never a good sign.

Especially with the brooch - it was supposed to be so important, but ML's cousin just tossed it because apparently it didn't have any significance for the takeover of the company xD

But he did have his sister's current picture (which actually begs the question how he got it? If his sister had been hidden for 17 years?).

This is definitely one of the worst dramas I've ever seen.

The girl has no problem with ML switching from his supposed-fiancée to a woman who looks exactly like her.
The man has no problem with being involved with a woman who looks exactly like his sister. None, not even the slightest doubt (I have a brother and no, that would not be an easy situation).

And the number of plot holes and nonsense was, in my opinion, absolutely insulting to the viewer. Like when Manning was in a coma for a staggering two days after a "fire," it was said that she suffered severe respiratory burns, and during the same conversation it turned out there wasn't even a fire, just a smoke bomb. So what exactly burned her?🤦

Or when, like a complete idiot, she ate a mango, to which she was severely allergic, instead of simply saying she hated mangoes, because that's what any reasonable person would do...
And I'm no expert, but since the allergic reaction was already quite advanced, vomiting the fruit shouldn't have been enough; without an epipen, she should have died.

And these are just two of the biggest pieces of nonsense from a whole lot of ridiculous things we've been treated to in this drama.

That would actually explain a lot. And if that's the case it could indicate that there indeed will be second season.

Besides, in my opinion, Shen Cheng's behavior in the ending was completely out of character – he was an asshole throughout the entire series, only to suddenly decide to sacrifice himself?

I also don't understand what would have to happen for someone like Haitang to simply accept that her husband (or ex-husband) would take their child abroad.

Hopefully, because I really can't stand what they did to the pair from 2026

For me it looked like maybe they were planning season 2, because honestly the whole ending was awful.

This was generally sad and heavy.
And there was not one actually romantic scene between both pairs of leads which was a bit disappointing.

But nonetheless overall the story was really good.

But then the ending happened, which was of course really bittersweet (not to mention that rushed and it didn't show much about what happened with heroes).
So I'm pretty angry at the writers of this, because after all that struggle both pairs deserved happy ending and it could be arranged with everything that happened, they were literally one longer letter and explanation about pair in the future from happy ending :/

And she apparently lost her ability to do martial arts, because why not?🙄

Yes, mortal world was pretty great!
I was wondering what on earth could all those remaining episodes be about, when ML died (and briefly thought it should just end when he was (supposedly) saved by lightnings, they united the worlds and were about to get married), but the mortal world arc was such a nice surprise, I was also disappointed that it wasn't longer.

And I find it highly unlikely that CEO/heir - whoever he was in modern world - would be interested with ordinary girl for no reason at all.

They've spent few months together and almost 40 years apart so yes, I would say they've spent very little time together.