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I can’t quite explain why I still can’t move on from this drama. I just know that I can’t.

Maybe it’s because the story quietly touched the softest parts of my heart, leaving emotions I still haven’t been able to untangle?

Or Maybe it’s because it taught me that letting go isn’t always painful—that it can be gentle, even beautiful?

Or Maybe it’s because the life wisdom it shares gives the drama its emotional strength?
Or Maybe it’s because of the perfect balance of case-solving, adventure, swordsmanship, and light comedy that kept me glued to my seat?

Or Maybe it’s because Cheng Yi successfully awakened the “beauty” of Li Lian Hua, as if he stepped gracefully out of a painting?

Or Maybe it’s because Cheng Yi embodied the beauty of Li Lian Hua—true to the elegance of his name “Lotus”—effortlessly, not through costumes or heavy makeup, but through his soul?

Or Maybe it’s because the light humor is perfectly timed, making many moments deeply memorable?

Or Maybe it’s because the chemistry between the leads is simply a joy to watch?

Or Maybe it’s because the fight scenes are executed flawlessly, even without CGI?

Or Maybe it’s because of the Lotus House—such a creative concept, something I had never imagined before?

Or Maybe it’s because of the dog, “Da Huang”—so impressive and incredibly lovable?

Or Maybe it’s because of the OSTs—simply beautiful to listen to?

I don’t have a clear answer. I only know that this drama may not be perfect in every aspect—but it’s definitely the one that will stay in my heart for a long time.