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That would make sense. That's the one thing I miss about watching on Netflix. No viewer or subber comments to explain cultural things.

Favorite things about 20 and a question. I liked the story with the grandmother and how they all worked together in the end to create that model home. Also appreciated the advice from the flighty fashion design teacher about Miao Miao following her own dreams and not just revolving her life around a guy. I'm glad she finally decided to change her major. Now for the question. Why did You Nian react that way when Miao Miao asked him if he liked vinegar? What meaning does it have in Chinese that I don't know about.?

Thoughts on 17-18. Though Kai Tuo and He Xin still don't really interest me, I'm glad Kai Tuo finally told her up front he doesn't like her that way. At least the drama threw in the childhood memory scene to give their relationship a little more depth. Seeing how close they were in the past makes He Xin's attachment more understandable though I still wish she'd just move on. I'm also glad the issue with Miao Miao thinking You Nian and his classmate were together was resolved. All that moping was getting tiresome.

Or maybe not all all given the age of the actors.

I rewatch scenes fron Boss and Me whenever I need a pick me up. While the side characters are boring and skippable, the main romance and the lead up to it is adorable.

Really. It said 45 on this page for months, but now it's changed. I'm surprised they spent so much time on the first half of the story if they were going to end it at 32. Did they cut it or has it always been 32

I'm reading through the comments, and some people are saying this ends with 32 episodes? I thought it had 45. Anyone know about this?

All cdramas should have spoiler warnings before the beginning or ending credits. I've learned to never watch them unless I want the whole storyline in 2 minutes.

I might be alone in this, but I have almost zero interest in the secondary couple's storyline. I wish they had spent a little more time explaining the backstory between He Xin and Lin Kai Tuo. Without context to understand why He Xin is so interested in Kai Tuo, she just comes across as someone pointlessly clinging to a guy who has made it more than clear he's not into her, and I can't understand why she likes him so much since he's always treats her with contempt. That fstfrd button comes in handy whenever they're onscreen together.

Hey, Liang You Nian if Miao Miao is someone you only see as a little sister, what's with the little displays of jealousy whenever you see her and Lin Kai Tao together? Will the real You Nian please stand up. LOL

All five words of it. LOL

Ohhh, always a nice bonus when they've gotten that out of the way.

So he was around 22/23 when he started acting? Did he do his MS already?

At least they're both still alive and together for the moment, which is better than most historical cdrama endings. LOL

I'm actually watching Rookie Historian. You're right. It's quite good so far, and I'm glad to know it ends well.

I watched about half of Peach Blossoms, but got busy and still haven't finished it. I'm really bad with finishing dramas, especially the super long ones.

Thank you! Most Chinese historicals seem to have tragic/sad or open endings. Neither of which I'm really a fan of most of the time.

I realllllllly dislike investing that much time in a drama that ultimately has a trash ending. Has anyone finished it? Does it stay good to the end? Have a HE? Please post a comment as a spoiler if you know!

All the undercurrents, doubts, and mistrust flying through the room in the last few minutes of the drama, and yet Soo Yeon is still clueless. LOL.

And the award for most awkwardly translated synopsis by a machine goes to this drama!