Song SanChuan is already one of my favorites characters this year. Protection squad assemble!!!
I'm IN!!!!!! I love it when he looked up and down at Nate in disgust and after Nate derogatorily asked him, "Kid, what are you looking at?", he replied, "Just looking at how repulsive a person can be." Excellent answer for that pos.
That drowning scene and then realizing that she has always supporting him, so he swims up again to the surface. I've been in that kind of situation before (felt like drowning) and a friend sent me a care package and that really felt like an awesome mental support/push. As if she had thrown me a life buoy (the round ringed-shaped to save someone from drowning). I still had to do the work, push through, grab the life buoy, and deal with my reality, but knowing someone has thrown me that kind of lifeline makes a HUGE difference.
Ep. 5. Now I get their synching point. I like the fact that he's the one saying the important line below (in spoiler)…
I'd like to rephrase this line: "Sometimes letting go (not giving up) can be more courageous than holding on." Such a beautiful line and so true. Letting go from a toxic situation is much better than holding on.
Reminds me of this quote: "There is a big difference between giving up and letting go. Giving up means selling yourself short. It means allowing fear and struggle to limit your opportunities and keep you stuck. Letting go means freeing yourself from something that is no longer serving you."
So their synching point: they're both at that crossroad in life when they are stuck at something and they have to decide where to go from there.
Sameehttps://twitter.com/lazyme2day/status/1639619854545338371?s=46&t=jMj0Djc7GN0n9OdEdB0wEQAnd the high five…
I'm snorting here after reading one of the comments below this clip: "He already has two cats at home, he may as well bring LLD home as well. 🤭" WAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKKK...
who knew a game could have me giggling like a foolhttps://twitter.com/Sunflower_LVLZ8/status/1639601338123431937
AWWWWW...and then the OST started playing in the middle of the clip and I'm feeling SO nostalgic now after watching TSL ongoing and having had so many interactions with different people in mdl. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
End of ep 14, nuisance Wen Wan is back right!? Why is she following them to Haifang? Can't Yuxuan just divorce…
Yeah. UGHHHHHH. With her pretense to be a considerate younger wife that makes me gag. UGHHHH...I also wonder the same thing, about divorcing her. At the very least, though, ML is smart enough to know she's up to no good. I dislike ML characters who believe whatever the fake woman/women say about FL.
Ms. Nuisance is back...GRRRRRR...I was already enjoying their sweet time together without Ms. Nuisance...sighhhh...
Oh, I had no idea that the director was considered ruining her image. But yeah, I was also nicely surprised to see such a character making an entrance he he...
Ms. Nuisance is back...GRRRRRR...I was already enjoying their sweet time together without Ms. Nuisance...sighhhh...
I've only seen PXR in half of Jun Jiu Ling (also snippets from Goodbye My Princess - not gonna watch it 'coz I know the tragic ending LOL!), but yeah, I also enjoy her facial expressions when she was Nie Sangyu. It took me by surprise precisely because of what you said.
Ms. Nuisance is back...GRRRRRR...I was already enjoying their sweet time together without Ms. Nuisance...sighhhh...
I enjoy watching the business mind of Ji Man and how she can be a bit OTT. For my personal taste her OTT act is not too much to the point that I dislike it, though, like in Hollywood Hangover movies. I chuckled at Ji Man's "catwalk" after she tried hard to dress up and even put flowers on her head and wanted to be praised for it.
I'm more curious about Nie Sangyu and why she turns out the way she is. Also enjoying the differences between Nie Sangyu and Ji Man's facial expressions.
Reminds me of this quote: "There is a big difference between giving up and letting go. Giving up means selling yourself short. It means allowing fear and struggle to limit your opportunities and keep you stuck. Letting go means freeing yourself from something that is no longer serving you."
So their synching point: they're both at that crossroad in life when they are stuck at something and they have to decide where to go from there.
I'm more curious about Nie Sangyu and why she turns out the way she is. Also enjoying the differences between Nie Sangyu and Ji Man's facial expressions.