She's indeed look very pretty, like very sweet cute girl...you just want to hug her. I am girl, btw.
That scene, and especially the way she looked at him when she saw him again for the first time after five years... I can't. She looks so pretty, cute, and sweet when she cries that I suddenly feel like I need to protect her. 😭
"Look ahead. Don't look back. I'm right here."I really like Lin Zhixia and Jiang Yubai's deep connection…
He's always been warm, right? My personal favorite was when Lin Zhixia woke up in the middle of the night and he calmly told her to go back to sleep. He's always been so soft toward her. Honestly, that alone gives me butterflies, lol. 😭
Can any currently watcher say how they are liking this drama? I'm debating if I should start it. All I have been…
Not really. The story spans into their adulthood, so I'd rather see the cast age up naturally than have baby-faced actors playing adults while still looking like high schoolers.
All these dramas promoting university degree thinking it's the only way to be successful and rich, but so many…
Yes, some people succeed without formal education, but they're the exception, not the majority. Most people don't have extraordinary natural talent, so education helps them build skills, gain qualifications, and access more opportunities. It's not about "promoting degrees", for the average person, education is one of the tools that helps them compete and improve their chances in society.
not really. long youth era is also important to make impact on long separation. viewers needs to be accustomed to their teenage bond, so viewers feel like they really live with lin zia and jiang bai relationship for years. so, when they are separated, viewers will feel it too.
It wouldn't have the same impact if they separated and reunited after just one or two episodes. For example their first separation. We didn't really feel the loss because their elementary-school connection was still so brief. The longer youth arc gives them (and us) time to build memories together, so the separation actually feels like something was taken away.
Why is no one talking about all the AI slop...😭this drama's entertaining so far and I've just been trying my…
Huh? The tree shots and the seagulls look real to me. Why does everyone think they're AI? Maybe I'm just old, but shots like that were pretty common in dramas back in the day. I only noticed that the director uses a lot of color filtering.
My question is...why is a mobster taking money from him, when in reality he owes the police the money that his…
After she died, the debt for repaying the investors apparently became Jiang Yubai’s responsibility. I assume he borrowed money privately, possibly from high-interest lenders, to repay it, which would explain why he spent years working to pay off the debt instead of continuing his studies.
can you spoil me the root of all the debt is that connected to the FL family ?
Jiang Yubai’s mother worked as an investment salesperson and sold an investment plan to Lin Zhixia’s family. Her boss eventually disappeared with the money, leaving her under investigation and responsible for repaying the investors. After she died, the debt apparently became Jiang Yubai’s responsibility. I assume he borrowed money privately, possibly from high-interest lenders, to repay it, which would explain why he spent years working to pay off the debt instead of continuing his studies.
U are just angry that ur favs are not casted in the drama cry about it😂
As much as I love Kim Jiwon, I kind of agree with you. 😭 Her portrayal of the "joyful and funny girl" in the first few episodes feels a little... fake? Her character is supposed to be this manic pixie dream girl who makes the ML fall in love with her, but I don't know. I just don't fully buy it. It feels like she's performing the personality rather than naturally being that person.
No offense, but looking at the dramas on your list, I think you're probably more into dramas that are more eventful and have stronger conflicts or dramatic tropes. This one is more of a light youth drama. The novel itself doesn't really have that much conflict either.
It wouldn't have the same impact if they separated and reunited after just one or two episodes. For example their first separation. We didn't really feel the loss because their elementary-school connection was still so brief. The longer youth arc gives them (and us) time to build memories together, so the separation actually feels like something was taken away.
I only noticed that the director uses a lot of color filtering.
Her character is supposed to be this manic pixie dream girl who makes the ML fall in love with her, but I don't know. I just don't fully buy it. It feels like she's performing the personality rather than naturally being that person.
The SML, on the other hand... 💀