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I was gonna pass this one since different point of views of the same story is quite redundant when it comes to your usual plotlines but I'm glad that I've watched this, it doesn't get repetitive nor boring. This one is on point.

When you see everything from his perspective it simply looks like a game, which is really chill inducing. It is his normality and I'm truly blown away how LSG conveys his character, he has done so well that I'm actually smiling along with an evil mastermind, and it is sick.

I had no idea this was a thing

I was so relieved that he didn't stray, btw all of the guys are fanboys of Vincenzo and it's freaking so cute, like everyone is trying to get his recognition.

This drama is my new drug, I just love how well the script is written and the acting is exhilarating.

I really like Daddi Tang's acting but damn his character Fu Pei is getting on my nerves, he's been stringing along Si Tu Mo for years and yet he has the guts to get jealous, he is the worst type of a guy to have a crush on.

It makes sense, but I'm so used to seeing Chinese dramas going on air after almost 2 years into their production that I didn't even consider when the filming actually could've taken place.

It's Donghua. Not Manga. Not even any form you can call this a manga since it is an animation, had it been Japanese it would've been called an anime and since this is Chinese, if we really have to be so terminologically "correct" it should be called Donghua.
All that said, it indeed makes this drama unique.

I'm kinda blown away with how good this is, from acting to directing and even the osts are just on point, my only complain is the cartoon scenes, they're probably trying to cut down on the expenses but still, it would've been sooooo much better had they opted to actually shoot some of those epic war scenes.

That whole episode literally broke my heart, mabye it would've been better if he never grow up since that was the moment he stopped living for himself.

I've just completed My Little Happiness and I want to watch this but... ugh I don't think my heart can take seeing Daddi Tang as the second male lead now.
Will be back after getting rid of my withdrawal symptoms.

This is the ultimate feel-good drama, can watch it again and again, despite the lack of a real conflict there was not a single boring or redundant moment.
I'm really amazed how I actually didn't skip anything at all, usually after a couple settles writers tend to unable to write anything beyond that, and dynamic of the couple becomes uninteresting but that is not the case here. Their romance was set in stone like, in episode 2 or so and at halfway point it was a done deal but still I had so much fun watching this.
Idk, I enjoy well written plots with interesting characters which this drama hardly checks those boxes, I mean this was too idealistic and fairytale like yet again it still felt realistic and natural. Just like Harry Potter, a total fantasy yet while watching it you don't actually think that humans can't fly on broomsticks XD.
The actors and actresses were all around charming and even the extras had chemistry with the rest of the cast. To me this drama is like milk chocolate, I don't eat it as is and on daily basis but whenever I'm low on sugar it is the most delicious thing to eat along a with a cup of fresh filter coffee, a total delight.
So those with low sugar and a spirits, give this one a go :)

Remember the psycho little brother who massacred, his older brother basically gave him a free pass when he indiscriminately killed other sinners/killers even when they wanted to change for the better, for example that bride he killed.
For his "great love" he basically let all of those people die in front of his eyes while protecting the female lead.
Even female lead's friends have survided despite the fact that every single employee on their floor have died.
Overall, I'm just bitter about the absolute bias towards the leads while the common folk getting the burnt of their story. Also, making his little brother a martyr was beyond my threshold.

Tale of the Nine Tailed, that drama was the embodiment of what I consider an absolute sad/bad ending, none of those lead characters did get what they deserved which was divine punishment and retribution.

This was done so well, I read it with absolute gusto.
I was quite surprised to see the aspects you've considered, it almost covered all the possible scenarios in the most conventional way.
But personally I'd like to add a specific one that I actually consider a happy ending;
- Protagonist turns into an anti hero or even an antagonist but she/he takes her/his revenge .
For me it is all about whom I empathize with in the given situation , if I internalize the plot from the point of view from a normal citizen, let's say the context is a war stricken country and the protagonists end up becoming the heroes even if their selfish choices causes many casualties whilst having their own romantic reunion I'd consider it a very madding and sad ending.
I like to see the characters getting what they deserve or at least be deprived of what they want if they are unworthy.
Also, just because the antagonists are bad to the lead characters that doesn't make them evil by default, like I said, for me it is all about the point of view, there are even cases that I prefer to see the characters to die since sometimes there is a certain peace that death brings.
It is beside the point but I think what we take as a happy ending isn't even about the happiness that characters obtain, it is rather the satisfaction we get from the experience, whether the plot satisfies our expectations or exceeds it.
For example a beautifully executed plot that ends with the death of our most beloved characters whilst leaving the viewer with a sense of hope which was what we just needed at that time so despite the conventional sad ending we are left with the unconventional happy ending due to our perspective as you've mentioned but also due our satisfaction levels depending to our mood. Maybe had we seen the same drama in more difficult time of our lives we might've hated it but at the right time, it made us happy regardless of the plot so we register it as a happy drama.
At least, I believe that is the case for me.

I was going to read this one back then but when I heard that it went hiatus indefinitely I totally gave up on it, if this adaptation can give a closure to the manga who knows I might pick it up again.
Fingers crossed :)

Also considering the fact that she actually reinstated to headquarters earlier for him makes it okay for me.

And that is what I exactly wanted to see, sometimes I prefer cliché and vanilla endings to realistic and bitter ones.

I don't know about Ro Woon but be it man or woman I'd marry a person like Chae Hyun Seung any time of the day, his patience and love could rival Buddha .

I mean that's why this is good, it makes you appreciate his character even more since he can't exist in any possible realm of reality XD