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This is the misunderstanding in episode 11:😥😥😥⬇️⬇️⬇️

https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV17kVGzJE2b/?spm_id_from=333.337.search-card.all.click&vd_source=d96b22122be34b555311f7037160819e
Filming the kissing scene on green screen.

https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV17kVGzJE2b/?spm_id_from=333.337.search-card.all.click&vd_source=d96b22122be34b555311f7037160819e

https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV17kVGzJE2b/?spm_id_from=333.337.search-card.all.click&vd_source=d96b22122be34b555311f7037160819e

https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV17kVGzJE2b/?spm_id_from=333.337.search-card.all.click&vd_source=d96b22122be34b555311f7037160819e

https://w.mgtv.com/b/373402/22818761.html
(That fuller episode trailer ahead, there are some spoilers).

Which I think are all connected, and reinforce each other. (He wasn't destroying the flowers, they were still there.)

I hope they (the writers) surprise us, because for this to go on indefinitely is painful for both characters and for us who are watching, there needs to be a balance.

In reincarnation. In this preview, it shows her saying: If I meet him again, I will kill him. As in the reincarnation cycle, she loses her memory (she will be cruel to him for not really knowing what is happening, and jumping to conclusions.). In this way, if there was no moment of discovery, right away, and there is her gratitude and tenderness towards him, it is painful for "both of them" and for us who are watching. (The writers need to find a middle ground.) That's what I mean, and what others are saying here I think.🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🎞️
Here: https://w.mgtv.com/b/373402/22818761.html
(That fuller episode trailer ahead, there are some spoilers).

I haven't finished reading it yet. I didn't feel like reading it before because I didn't know it was actually going to be broadcast. Now I've started reading it, but I haven't reached the end yet (but judging by the plot provided) and the title in Chinese (We'll Meet Again When the Flowers Fall), I think it shows a happy ending.
PS:
"Jin Xiu defies fate to ensure her rebirth, determined to protect her. As spring ends, they meet again, bound by love, trials, and destiny." (final excerpt of the synopsis)

And besides the fact that it is tiring to play this spiteful and unkind character so many times in the story. It is good for the emotional state to play that moment of tenderness towards the other party. And it is good for the audience to watch.

Without a doubt, the most interesting thing is the balance between these two moments between the two main characters. The ML saves and is saved. The Fl saves and is saved. This is better, there is gratitude, the relief of knowing that the other is there, (and the joy of being comforted when one sacrifices and suffers for the good of another person).

Indeed.
And she will continue to think the opposite and defend her point (according to the full synopsis of the drama, she wins this debate, because.....).

Ahh, Thank you. So I'm going to rewatch 2 when I finish 11 and 12.

I don't like this either, it's unfair. Because he suffers and sacrifices himself for her and at no point does he receive a look of tenderness or gratitude from her (I hope there is this moment in the drama, but that it doesn't take too long, this is so unfair and distressing), because he would always comfort her in her pain, and why can't he take this care too???

The book makes it seem like it's not simply: "She's naive and inexperienced, impatient." It's not just that, it's a debate of ideas between her and Jinxiu (For her, immortality doesn't matter, living a human life is much more meaningful according to her thinking, even forgetting about the people in the other reincarnation. And the chapters continue this debate, he wants her to be immortal, so they can be together forever without forgetting each other (but since this is already in the cycle of reincarnation, she doesn't know who he is. And she doesn't know why he says that).
And she will continue to think the opposite and defend her point (according to the full synopsis of the drama, she wins this debate, because.....).
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The book makes it seem like it's not simply: "She's naive and inexperienced, impatient." It's not just that, it's a debate of ideas between her and Jinxiu (For her, immortality doesn't matter, living a human life is much more meaningful according to her thinking, even forgetting about the people in the other reincarnation. And the chapters continue this debate, he wants her to be immortal, so they can be together forever without forgetting each other (but since this is already in the cycle of reincarnation, she doesn't know who he is. And she doesn't know why he says that).

Which episode? I'm going to watch 11 and 12 now.

Yes, that's what I thought, that's why I came to warn you.😊🌻🌸

I completely agree with you. (As I'm still less than halfway through the book, it shows only his protection for her too. Until the chapter I read, it's just him appearing and saving her, this, after the cycle of reincarnation begins, because the book starts from that point.