VikiProust

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They changed episodes 24 and 25 to emphasize her trauma, which is okay. But in episode 27, the writers did a lazy job of explaining how she got over it. When you make changes, do them properly.

They slept, but before they slept, they fought because WYF didn't tell him that she had fought with her uncle and gotten injured. SY was informed by her colleague. So they fought, and after two days of not speaking to each other, WYF ran after SY, meeting him in Yihe. The conditions there were different before they slept together. Writers made changes in episode 24+25.
If you read my initial comment more carefully, you would be able to understand what I'm trying to say.

It's kind of funny, reading how people are trying now to turn things around after yesterday's outrage here, writing that some can't understand the depth of her trauma. I don't address you personally.
As for the change they made in ep 24+25, this undermined, in my personal opinion, their story.

Well, well, well, writers of The First Frost.
You changed the main plot in ep 24+25, as many wrote here yesterday, to emphasize WYF's trauma. Good. Then you should have continued to focus and explained it better in the next episodes.
In one episode, 27, WYF and SY come together. She just tells him what exactly happened in the past, and then they sleep together. Seriously? That's how someone gets over a trauma? Then, dialogue like: "You disappearing was what destroyed my world. I love you." or "I don't deserve you" or "I forgive you."
When you change the main plot, you should do it properly and not just jump back to the novel, as this will cause a break in the progress. That's the reason I always say: Don't change the main plot!

As they show him in the drama, there's no such a man. For that reason I prefer the SY from the novel.

In the novel SY is more realistic, in the drama they show him like a... I better don't say it.

Oh yes, a simp! SY in the novel is much better presented, closer to reality.

Totally agree with your comment. Think this is kind of a man girls a dreaming and wishing for. A guy running after you no matter what. OK, she ran once away and he waited, but now a second time? Personally, not kind of man I would wish for. That's why this series will have a sour taste for me now.

I haven't attacked anybody. It's you who is too emotionally intertwined- which you admitted-, and obviously feel it as an attack. Therefore I said there's no sense in continuing this conversation you. So, goodbye and have a nice day.

You admitting you are obsessed, I think I it's unnecessary to continue any further comment exchange.

Last comment for today, regarding the last couple episodes and upcoming two episodes. There is always the one who loves more and is more forgiving in a relationship. In this case it is SY. 😊

Who said that I hate WYF? There's a difference between not sympathizing and hating. It is how it is; you sympathize with some characters according to their deeds and others not. She made the same mistake the second time. Sorry, at this point, I can't sympathize with her anymore. That doesn't mean I hate her. Reading your comment makes me sense that you somehow got too emotionally involved.

As I said, there are rare cases in which dramas are better than books. As for the rest you mention, it's a matter of taste. The difference is that WYF is more confident and a fighter in the book. That's how I receive it. Even the book can be received from a different point of view.

That's why I like the book more than the series at this point. In the book, WYF is more of a fighter and confident. She fights and reclaims her love. In the previous episode, she went to her mother and confidently spoke to her aunt and this stupid uncle, and now she has run away. Seriously? Especially now that she knows how much SY would support her, no matter what. He said it very often.

That's not a second; that will be a third chance. Furthermore, after all that SY has done for her and more, as well as what he went through, he still kept his love for her and waited. At least she should trust him and tell him what is going on. Oh, yes, she will do it after a 6-month break-up, telling him everything. Now, this is some ridiculous trope.
In writing, there are some rules regarding how and at which point you create agony and for how long. Simple rules: just read Aristotle's Poetik.

It seems they replaced Yihe with the city FL ran to. I don't know the city's name because I haven't watched the episodes today, and I won't watch them. I read the novel, and for that part, I prefer to stick with the book.

They changed the main plot—a mistake, a colossal mistake. There was a reason the book was a success. That's why, in rare cases, a film or a series overtrumps the book. (As a novel writer this gives me a content feeling that books will always have an exceptional value.)
This change has given me a total sour taste for the whole series. I can't sympathize with the FL anymore. Even though they will be together in the next episode and there will be a happy ending, the act of her leaving will linger in the back of my mind, giving me the feeling she doesn't deserve SY. From now on, I will only root for SY.
Of course, I won't watch episodes 24+25. I prefer to stick to the book. And finally this change is going to have an impact at end how I will rate this series. 😎

So far they changed only minor things, no main points with crucial impact on the plot. A break up would crucially change the plot. So, impossible they route for this.
I'm a writer I know how it works.
So, better not create unnecessary drama, which impacts the rating negatively. 😊

The scene with the bracelet must be when they will have a fight, because WYF hid from SY her injury caused by her sick uncle. They fight before SY goes to Yihe. But WYF will travel after him. That's according the book.