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There is so much to love in this show - Sheng Yang & Jian Bing, the intern girl and the co-worker Song Chen, SY's parents, the artwork and creative side. Why then are they trying to drive us crazy with all the unnecessary stuff...?

Sure!

I truly have no idea how employment contracts and workers' rights are in China, but most anywhere else in the world, once the team leader's wrongdoings were exposed SY should have been able to sue the company for unfair dismissal and received a compensation payout. SY would NOT have had to broker a deal with him to keep his friends out of trouble.

After ep 25 - If FL does not lose her temper and yell at 1) her ex 2) the hockey brats 3) creepy uncle in the next episode, I will do it for her! How dare the ex set up SY with a cougar as if he is a rent-boy. That is beyond acceptable. As an older woman myself, the though of getting a young man drunk and whisking him off home is really creepy, not sexy in the slightest. And the interfering hockey brats - along with socially clueless uncle - least said the better. Everyone is trying to control JB's life, and I just want her to go off, I mean really lose her temper, and tell everyone to leave her alone...

I'm waiting for SY's parents to give him that 100,000rmb account to start his business instead of it being a wedding account.

Except Earth is such a sweetheart, I can't imagine him playing a man-whore.

I don't know about hard copy. I bought the Kindle version from Amazon.

I don't know if this series will go there, but, in the book, when Jom's time is up in the 1920's he doesn't return to the present, but time slips back to the 1800's to when Yai meets him for the first time. This time Jom is in love with Yai, but Yai doesn't know him yet but comes to love him fiercely, and promises to love him in every lifetime.

It makes a lot of sense if you remember the time travel aspect of the story. Jom in the 1920's is meeting Yai for the first time in his timeline, but Yai remembers Jom from his 1800's life, (which is still in the 'future' for Jom), and why he seems to be immediately in love with him. Not confusing at all. In all three time periods, Yai is wonderful, Ohm is a selfish POS, Jom just goes with the flow but loves Yai intensely, and Ming is just the best person.

It makes a lot of sense if you remember the time travel aspect of the story. Jom in the 1920's is meeting Yai for the first time in his timeline, but Yai remembers Jom from his 1800's life, (which is still in the 'future' for Jom), and why he seems to be immediately in love with him. Not confusing at all. In all three time periods, Yai is wonderful, Ohm is a selfish POS, Jom just goes with the flow but loves Yai intensely, and Ming is just the best person.

I think we can all agree that we are in love with Khun Yai.

Fun fact - hockey boy is Xiao Zhan's replacement as Yan Bing Yun in Joy of Life 2.

Okay, still a fairly chunky age gap. I thought my boys have a big gap with 10 years.

At least I have stopped thinking it is a spilled matcha stain...

I don't usually fast forward scenes in the shows I watch, but I have been skipping the ice hockey scenes. They are so unnecessary to the whole story. Someone commented that they (producers, backers?) were trying to promote ice hockey, I don't know why. And it is probably coincidence that Xiao Zhan promoted the ice hockey for the last Winter Olympics. As a side comment - if JB is 36 but her sister is still in high school - isn't THAT too much of an age gap??

I'm sure he could bring his real life insights to the character, which makes Shen Yang all the more relateable.

I was wondering that. Here it says 7 episodes, but on iQiyi it says 8 episodes.

It's the little things. Small details are important. With fingernails, the lady's maid in I Feel You Linger In The Air set in 1927 has got modern gel nails, and in The Untamed Wen Qing has got a polished manicure. It really stands out that they are out of place.

Just to play devil's advocate for a moment, I know people think it is great to have a girl kicking a** on a men's team and that women can be as good as men... but in reverse, out in the real world people are fighting very real battles to keep biological men out of women's sport, both for their unfair physical advantages and the risk of injury to the women. So it is a slippery slope to promote how good it is to have a girl as the captain of a men's team, if you see what I'm getting at. No hate intended to any athletes.

In episode 11 (12?) the husband says to her "I know you've had a crush on me since middle school", so my question is - what is her secret to eternal youthful looks????