I don't know I feel like FL is a realistic character. She knows that being bothered about ML's past is immature…
I am enjoying it, too. And it is a relief that she knows she's being immature because that will hopefully help bring her to her senses. He so clearly cares deeply for her. I want to see them teaming up against the enemies within.
Bo gave Tu Li a reality check in episode 23, even though she seems to be ignoring it. Does he know enough about what ML has gone through to give Jing one, too? If so, he needs to have a word with her, too.
I do agree that the boundaries between MJ and Cen Ye are very blurred. Chen Yi is a pretty messed up guy - he…
You made great points but I just wish they would communicate so they can work together on bringing the bad man down because the audit is happening, no matter what. They need to have a serious talk, that she needs to initiate because he is too deep in his hero complex and surely she knows he is working for the company to "save" her.
i haven't read the novel but that last line of ep 22 made me feel exactly like that..like if in the next ep she'll…
He's always going to go "get her back," lol. It's all kind of confusing because surely she knows he's working at the firm to help uncover whatever the audit is hoping to achieve and that he's a double agent of sorts. I'm feeling like it's a combo of she knows he joined the firm to aid the audit undercover but also desperately wants him to choose her, even if it's a secret they keep at home.
Drinking bourbon at the moment and thinking that if he just tells her how desperately in love he is with her, things will change dramatically, but I guess that airport to uni drop off still stings.
So many mixed signals. Like, of course he's not really on Bin's side, so when are they going to team up? But then there's his overwhelming desire to keep her safe. He's definitely pulling the Our Generation male lead syndrome, but that one was way more understandable.
Good point! I noticed he was quick and understood everything.
He was always really smart but the fucked up father made him go to vocational school instead of the high school that she attended that he wanted to go to.
I won't lie, this isn't supposed to be hate, it's my honest opinion. For me, its kind of gotten a bit stale the…
But do you think Cen Yi basically admitted defeat, if they even really had anything going on in the first place, when he told the male co-worker seeking painkillers from Yi for the girl co-worker that both Chen Yi and Jing were unavailable? So maybe, hopefully, this whole her moving out thing is a ruse that will bring our ML to his senses?
This is very bad news, but it seems like she is trying to get him to choose himself as well as her. She doesn't want him to keep choosing her at the expense of his own mental and physical well-being, but is going about it the wrong way.
But this move everyone is talking about is all kinds of fucked up and for some reason I don't trust this Cen guy.
OMG. Why did I stay up to watch this? There are not enough episodes left to ease my anxiety.
He is not a cruel person. If she truly needed an abortion for health reasons he would be sad but understand the necessity and would never try to convince her to risk her life to have a baby. She told him she'd had an abortion most likely to get a rise out of him so he'd suddenly realize how much he really cared for her. Or maybe she told him she was pregnant and when he was not thrilled got the abortion without telling him for the same reason. That post-appendicitis scene in the hospital suggests the latter, and that she was never actually pregnant. Who knows what that crazy girl was thinking.
When he was pursuing the FL he'd made it very clear that he was done with the "girlfriend," but she would not accept it, which, as you said, is a too common trope. They were sleeping in separate bedrooms until the sister came back to town, so technically he was not cheating.
He was definitely weak and wrong for taking so long to cut that toxic cord.
Drinking bourbon at the moment and thinking that if he just tells her how desperately in love he is with her, things will change dramatically, but I guess that airport to uni drop off still stings.
So many mixed signals. Like, of course he's not really on Bin's side, so when are they going to team up? But then there's his overwhelming desire to keep her safe. He's definitely pulling the Our Generation male lead syndrome, but that one was way more understandable.
P.S. Tu Li: Be for real, girl.
But this move everyone is talking about is all kinds of fucked up and for some reason I don't trust this Cen guy.
OMG. Why did I stay up to watch this? There are not enough episodes left to ease my anxiety.
When he was pursuing the FL he'd made it very clear that he was done with the "girlfriend," but she would not accept it, which, as you said, is a too common trope. They were sleeping in separate bedrooms until the sister came back to town, so technically he was not cheating.
He was definitely weak and wrong for taking so long to cut that toxic cord.