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I also just finished cdrama "Unstoppable Youth" and it also had a similar plot where his parents died and he was taken in by her family and raised as her brother. He had slowly also fallen in love with her.

I was wondering the same thing.

Yes, the very same. They have asked SKZ fans to refrain from posting fan type comments on the show page and let his rapping talent speak for itself.

It's on one of the photos. The top numbers are the VIP episodes and the bottom ones are the regular release schedule.

I was wondering what was going on. Seriously that was the ugliest wig and hairdo EVER!

What episode is it?

I can't believe this is the same Bai Lu that was in Lucky's First Love. Her hairstyle and acting are tons better. I finally figured out it was her because I recognized her voice. Leo and Luo are also great in this drama. Interesting premise on the storyline.

It's because they took the synopsis from the iQiyi app. Most of the time they hardly make sense in the translation or are missing.

I gave a detailed explanation of where to find them with English captions elsewhere in these comments. Unfortunately you can only watch all three on the iQIYI app if you are one of their VIPs.

Mu Chenghe and his parents studied in the Soviet Union. The final special for his story examines much of that time and what happened there.

Like most Asian entertainment companies, they try to offer value to their VIP subscribers. The three specials were specifically meant to be VIP rewards (I did a bunch of research on this topic and the original posters for the specials clearly indicate they were for VIP subscribers).

There are actually three specials/movies wrapping up all the storylines for the couples. I have already explained it elsewhere on these comments that all three are only available on the iQIYI app to VIP subscribers.

I am confused by your comment. Is this for another drama?

You captured many of my own thoughts. All of the actors were perfect for their role. The children were funny and compassionate at the right times, the parents perfectly cast, and the adult version of the children accomplished in their own rights. This drama really pushed the envelope on many fronts. Saying that chosen families are just as good, if not better, than many biological families. That smothering and trying to control other people usually does not get you what you want at the end. That kindness, compassion, and love can go a long way to heal a hurting or broken heart.

I think this is one of the key reasons that they gave both brothers a long break away from their sister. Even though they are all biologically not related the producers knew a certain subset of the audience would be put off by the idea.

Episode 11 is a tearjerker for various reasons.

I do like the overall tone. It just seems odd that randomly each one makes those comments. If the lead or one specific woman did them all it would seem more genuine.

I am actually not a fan of the reflections since it's not in one voice. It's randomly being done by one of the women. The show overall is really good though.

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