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Yeah the Chinese title, literally translated, is so much more romantic. This is arguably the most popular period fantasy cdrama. If Nirvana in Fire is the gold-medalist of historical/political wuxias, then Eternal Love is the gold-medalist of period/fantasy/romance xianxias. It has a happy ending, but... be sure to prepare some tissues for in-between.

6 episodes from the end and I don't think I can bear the heartbreak to come...

Contemplating rewatching this solely for my love of Tian Qi...

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SAME! When I first started watching My Beautiful Man I totally thought Kiyoi was the top and Hira was the bottom. That show totally changed my view of roles in a relationship.

I just rewatched the final episode after a few months and damn it really hits different. I miss them.

What I appreciated is that Nuea let Toh himself choose. Their roles weren't automatically decided based on looks or whatever. That's how you figure out what you like anyway, by trying.

Honestly I'm face-blind with bullies. If their personality is pricklier than a cactus, and they treat people like crap, then they're ugly to me. If I saw the actor in a different series than maybe. But his character in this one ain't for me.

Owh, the bullying in this series physically pains me.

I've been surprised at how amazing the twists and turns are even at this point in the drama. It really keeps things interesting.

Does anybody know how old the characters are in this series? I only know that Song is 17/18.

Well, I really wanna watch this now, but that's not possible considering the fact that I can only recognize a few key words in Mandarin and am nowhere near fluent so I probably wouldn't understand the plot. *sigh* I'll be back in May...

Not to be that person, but just by looking at her I can tell that her BMI is underweight. It's kinda sad, how much pressure these actresses are put under to lose weight just to "look good on screen." I understand if she had to lose weight for the role (method acting, yadayada) but let's be honest, she was already skinny before this drama. I personally think it was unnecessary.

I come here every now and again. I feel like we're cultivating our patience while waiting for news of an airing date.

This was brilliant. Finally a cdrama with no unnecessary drama between the male and female leads, people who COMMUNICATE, friends who don't backstab, a healthy sibling relationship, a male lead who isn't supernaturally adept at martial arts, and girls who can fend for themselves without the help of the male leads. While watching this I got the feeling that all the main leads were just one big family. Xiao Jinyu, Xiao Jinli, Chu Chu, Leng Yue, and Jing Yi.

Yupper, I was enjoying it but the end was disappointing for me.

Agreed. I just couldn't stand him in the last episode. Akk deserved better.

Well! It's rare that I have to lower my rating after watching the last episode but oh well.

Because when Siwon checked his texts afterward it still said "are we over" and after that Da Woon came to apologize, as if they hadn't seen each other since that day after Siwon drank with his friends.

Currently struggling to understand episode 11... was the beginning part just imagined? Or was it a flashback?