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I can see the resemblance. It has a cutesy vibe (that I personally don't click with, so I dropped it).

Thanks! Your comment convinced me to give this one a try.

Thank you!

Saw the trailer and am intrigued, but intimidated to start because of the low rating score. Those who are actually watching it, what are the shortcomings of this drama?

There's a toxic ex-boyfriend, but no love triangle. sml/fml are #friendshipgoals

I liked the first couple, but my heart was stolen by the third. For those wondering if you can skip a couple you didn't click with - yes! I skipped episodes 13-19 (second couple) and I was able to enjoy the rest just the same.

I think she gravitates towards these kind of roles. But while her childish mannerism worked in LBFAD I cannot agree more that it didn't suit Love Game. She played a starkly different, much more somber and dark, role in My Journey to You, but others outshone her there.

I didn't miss out on this part, I just don't consider it a happy ending. If it's not on screen - it isn't there.

Guy sacrificed by his grandfather to save 'chosen one' brother, barely made it out of the Tiger Clan, only to have his bones completely broken for no apparent reason by Cang Shan. For me, he was a good traumatized villain with relatable motivation for his revenge, a good redemption arc.

Tragic for everyone but main couple.

Yeah, Chang Hua Sen was a much better villain, acting and facial expression-wise, than as Chong Zhao.

Reeling from the tragic ending where everyone but BS died. And no, the fact that Heaven returned FY for the last moment was not rewarding enough. This is the most soul-crushing ending I have yet to watch.

I normally don't read the comments as to not to encounter spoilers, so thank you for writing this again. Interesting explanation.

Can anyone affirm I got this right (re: episode 18) - Fan Yue changing the destiny in Rong Xian's illusion, coupled with the powerful magic of the divine stone, made Ling Long's child real (Mu Jiu)? I don't understand the timeline.

Because, no offense, the comparison debases the nuance and complexity of the classical tomes whereas this drama is subpar at best.

I'm really glad you've enjoyed the series and found it meaningful, but as a lover of both Shakespeare and tragedies your comparison just rubs me the wrong way.

I've put this on hold due after 5 episodes. I didn't find the aesthetics so striking as others, the visual effects are horrendous, but I love Jospeh Zeng and wanted to give it a chance. If the plot is also nonexistent... I might just drop it entirely.

Although it was an obvious twist coming, your post nevertheless spoiled it for me. Please hide it for future viewers.

(based on 3 episodes) hard to tell at such early stage, with the story and characters developing slowly, but the cheap-looking production and (so far) unlikable female lead make it difficult not to drop, imho.

I got the impression he's her brother (by the name?)...