cerra_momo

I believe people have misinterpreted the ending. In the first story, the female lead writes a love letter to her adopted cousin. Therefore, the final line, "To all those spring flowers in the world, although I couldn't achieve it, I hope your lives won't be like mine," refers to her cousin's relationship, not to the male lead from the Joseon era.

I find the ending quite enjoyable. Her past self ultimately ends up with her lover and chooses to leave behind her princess title, which is ironic considering that's what she wrote about. In the modern era, she chooses her own path and boldly decides to pursue the other ML.

I really enjoyed seeing all the actors at the end in the modern era; it was a nice touch.

The acting and the story kept me hooked. I would highly recommend this show!