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Hahaha I thought the same, had to zoom in like who is that haha

Haven't ever seen the VIP forum but this is good to know thanks for the info. Definitely should be implemented. Of course, everyone is welcome to comment their opinion good or bad, but reviews should only be left once a decent amount of the drama has aired. I think those ideas in the VIP forum sound good.

I'm sorry but leaving reviews after watching only 1-6 episodes is crazy. It's fine if you don't like it, nothing wrong with that, not everyone's gonna agree. If you want to leave a comment criticizing it, obviously fine, everyone's free to comment what they want. And if you don't like it, just stop watching it. But to leave a proper review, judging the whole show of 36 episodes after only watching 1-6 episodes makes no sense. At least, wait till it's over or close to over before leaving a review. This is why, I saw news iqiyi and Youku teaming up with douban to implement new rules around reviews where people have to have watched 50% of the drama and have this verified, before being able to leave a review. And btw, I have no issue with negative reviews, but reviews, positive or negative, after only watching 1-6 episodes make no sense.

They would have enough material for movies and multiple seasons. The novel is 2400+ chapters and the donghua from what I have seen and other rumors around 800 episodes by the time it's done, maybe more or maybe less. But even so it has a lot of material if they want to keep making it. But even though I would love that, I doubt its gonna a happen, probs gonna leave it with an open ending.

Ah ok fair enough makes sense, I think end of ep 2-3 from then onwards she's more mature because of the time jump and everything that happened.

Yeh for sure would be good to have confirmation or a reason. Weird for the FL not to be attending the promo events and lives etc without anyone saying why.

Oh ok I see thank you, honestly haven't seen much of her, just forever love and divine tree and I liked her in both. And looks wise I think she's really pretty, but I guess thats subjective to everyone.

Hopefully she does, and same with the ending, if they end this like 'the glory' with a poisoning SE, I'm gonna be so mad.

I've seen some comments saying Julia has a lot of anti's trashing her and this drama, is that true? I watch a tone of cdramas but I don't really follow fandoms or the actors personal lives or fan groups/feuds or whatever. Is there a reason she apparently has a lot of anti's? She done something? Or is it just not true?

I agree, it's fine to have different views, that's what the comments are for. I also agree with the poison/drug stuff I think that was bad writing, so unnecessary for the story, would have been better if it was left out. Probs my one major complaint is the poison. Hope it's resolved quickly.

To be honest, I see your point. But I feel like she was only like that in the first couple episodes. After the time skip she seems more mature. Thats just my opinion though.

It's good, the mystery is intriguing, at least for me it is. But beware (if romance isn't your thing) there will likely be romance. But it doesn't seem romance heavy, at least not so far.

Idk if you've watched it but this better not be some nonsense like 'the glory' cdrama. He better be cured. Need a HE.

Apparently, she had a lot more scenes added in that are different from the novel and donghua. People were unhappy they didn't follow source material, so those scenes were cut. Apparently, she was unhappy with her scenes being cut so she's not promoting this dram at all, like not on her socials or going to promo events etc. Thats what I heard though, idk if it's true.

Follows the rough storyline so far, obviously some details and some events have been skipped in the drama to save time and some scenes have been added. But the overall story and characters and general structure are the same. The novel is definitely worth a read but it's long, around 2400 chapters. The novel goes into more detail and provides more insight into the characters thoughts and backgrounds etc, which makes sense, can't fit all that into the drama. But overall, the general flow and structure is the same, however the pace of the drama is faster.

I get what you mean, but I think on the boat she is really emotional, just witnessed everybody dead, and him holding the murder weapon in front of her dead father. She was super emotional so she accuses him without even thinking. She just reacts before processing everything that happened. She only stabs him three years later when he returns. At that time, I think it makes sense to stab him, he's been on the run for 3 years, making him look very guilty. Plus, he said she only stabbed his shoulder, not to kill but to make sure she can arrest him and questions him. For me it makes sense, she never really insists he's the killer, just on the boat she's emotional and can't process what's happened, so accuses him without even thinking much (a fair reaction I believe as he's the only one alive holding the murder weapon). After they reunite, they work together quite quickly, showing she's not sure if he's really the killer, she has doubts. Anyway thats just my opinion, I can understand if people disagree.

From what I understand they didn't go through all of it before he left for the boat otherwise I feel like they would have brought up the fact they divorced or something like that, but a divorce was never mentioned so I'm assuming the wedding was never fully complete. Plus, the wedding was used as bait to catch the criminal, so I'm assuming they didn't fully go through all the stages. Thats just what I think though.

At least in the novel, it's explained as a way to get rid of the evidence. Leaves no evidence behind regarding who died and who killed them.

Luckily doesn't last long, they start working together in ep 4 again.

Personally, I hope this poisoning nonsense gets cleared up quickly. It's such a stupid mistake to happen. Otherwise, so far, I'm really liking it, enjoying the mystery and the cast so far.