This was a good/decent drama. If it was a full fleshed out drama then it could have been better.
I liked that it was short episodes and fast moving. The main points were enough for me. I just needed a proper ending. One more clarifying episode would have sufficed, for crying out loud.
I'm confused. I thought HR didn't go with her mom to the US? The mother went alone and when she was there Xiao…
The snow scene was in China, Xiao Han’s hometown. They went there after the wedding. He had taken her there once before too when they first started dating.
I'm confused. I thought HR didn't go with her mom to the US? The mother went alone and when she was there Xiao…
Is that what happened? I thought when He Ran and Xiao Han were on the snowy mountain, she asked if he’d wait for her (which didn’t make sense to ask because they had just gotten married). He said he would of course. Then it cut to an airport scene where she was explaining to Han Yu why she chose Xiao Han. I assumed from that she was getting ready to board a flight to America for treatment.
Why didn’t Xiao Han go to America with He Ran for treatment? That’s what I didn’t understand. He had said he wanted to take care of her and he was her husband. Why did only her mom accompany her?
Did you watch past the credits? It seems clear to me.
Nahhh, not his imagination. The Director was clearly trying to please all camps with this seemingly ambiguous ending. But, it’s clear to me we got our happily ever after. There’s a commenter, TuRuah, I believe, below who explained it well. Also, glass half full, glass half full, glass half full…lol. That’s how I choose to believe. Too sad otherwise.
Mad respect for the college dorm mate who had the crush on Xiao Han. She was certainly going for it and shooting her shot, wasn’t she! It was a fool’s errand, of course. But, man, I’d like to borrow even 1/10 of her confidence level. She should’ve quit, though, when it was clear He Ran and Xiao Han had a relationship and some unfinished business. You’ll get yourself hurt, girl. He Ran don’t play that.
I'm trying hard to hold out for the last episode to air tomorrow before watching the last 4 episodes.
Wow, you’re disciplined. Willpower! Studies show that people who are good at practicing delayed gratification (especially as kids) are the ones who generally end up being more successful in life down the line.
Han Yu’s being in the dark til even the 11th hour had me chuckling. When Yuanqi said to him regarding Xiao Han, “You’ve met, yet you don’t know who that is”—I was SMH laughing. Poor, sweet, innocent, oblivious, living-in-his-own-rose-colored-world, can’t-put-two-and-two-together doof.