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Unfortunately, it's not. You dont know how much I secretly wish it was true, but its not. It's just all rumors. Seven and Allen have been a pretty successful onscreen cp and many fans want a 2nd reunion. Hence, whenever there's new rumored dramas to be filmed, tabloids or whomever uses these two to bring attention and hype to the to be filmed dramas. It doesn't mean they will be in it. Often times they aren't. But you can look forward to Road to Home (tentatively named) starring seven and jbr that is strongly rumored to be filmed next month. Apparently both parties already signed contract. It should be a good one bc the author of novel is the same author in all the popular drama adaptions (i.e. Forever and Ever/One and Only, Silent Separation, and more that I cant think of)

Couldn't agreed more! I love the script and the details of the drama, how they laid a trail of hints to forecast the relationship between the three. 1. Lx lives in a separate apartment complex, a floor up. while zq lives under the same roof as jj. So that already shows the relationship dynamics where lx is the neighbourhood friend/bro, while zq is the real bro.

2. lx calls jj's dad "li dad" while zq calls jj's dad "dad". By referring li dad with his surname already separates the boundary that they don't really have a father/son relationship but more of a uncle/nephew relationship since you don't call your dad by their name first. Also, lx has his own biological father and his dad gives monthly allowance to li dad.. This further puts a fine line between the relationship. While zq calls li dad as just dad so they have a true father/son relationship, hence jj would be his sister.

3. jj means more to lx while li dad means more to zq. Both father and daughter have saved the boys but each in their own ways. jj is lx's saviour, she brought him out of the darkness, while li dad is zq's saviour bc he gave him fatherly love that he desparately wanted. zq has major attachment and separation issues bc both parents abandoned him. So he feels immensely insecure in the family bc he's not biologically or legally li dad's son. By law, he's not even adopted, at most he's a foster son. So his ultimate goal and dream is to be under Li family's registry, which he also mentioned. When both boys came home after 9 years abroad, the first thing they did showed who meant more to them. For instances, lx wanted to see jj's room first, he carefully went around her room inspecting the pictures and stuff animals reminencing the past and wondering what she did during the time he was away. While zq went to the noodle restuarant first bc he missed li dad more.

There's lots more clues, but I can't think of them at the top of my head. But, we can also see that zq is still very much kid like. He has 0 clue about romance and the opposite sex, he finds it gross to have sex or to kiss jj. That's a pretty big bro moment. No husband or bf would find it gross to be intimate with the person they are attractive to. So it shows zq isn't romantically in to jj, he's just insecure and sad that jj chose lx over him bc, again, it stems from his attachment and insecure issues form his abandonment as a kid. He feels like jj chose lx over him so he's being left behind again.

I love this drama, there's so much going on and with just simple actions and words can have such a bigger meaning. The details as well such as the goldfish symbolizing growth...MY's goldfishes never grew, they stayed as babies symbolizing her mom controlling her every aspect in life which doesn't allow her to grow independently as an individual. It's when she released the fishes in the pound that symbolized her growth. Li dad's house has a tank of goldfishes and you can see that each decade change the goldfishes change in size representing the gradual growth of the people living in that household. Also, in lx's childhood room, you can see drawings hanging above his bedpost. They are drawings of lx, himself, and the trio siblings, courtesy of JJ. I find it really cute and it just shows how much lx cherishes jj and zq. Even the shoes the bday shoes jj gave them depicted how they felt about jj and the relationship. zq would cherish them and not wear them while lx wore them for 9 years.

Sorry, I typed too much. I just get really into it when I talk about GA.

I agreed with most you said. The ending talked too much about MY and her mom and the rest of the side characters. I guess it was to give closure to the side characters' storyline. I wanted LX to leave his mom, and like you said cut her off from his life, but he was filial to the end bc he had the gigantic guilt. As a child he was blamed for killing his sister, which shouldn't be his fault but his mom for horrible child supervision (she freaken left two young kids alone so she could gamble). So he has this guilt and he just stayed by his mom's side in Singapore to repent for killing his sister. That's why child therapy is so important, this drama shows the importance of mental health of all ages. I wanted a lot more romance between the leads as well, but I guess they wanted to stick with the original familial theme. The romance was another way to show the leads as family since husband and wife are family. I don't think they engaged, but if looked closely it could be interpreted that the leads had registered their marriage. One of the clues was JJ wearing white and LX wearing a black tux (black and white is the traditional symbol colour of bride and groom). They could've wrapped the ending better, but the acting was phenomenal. I never hated the mom so much, so she was fantastic. She creeped me out too with her psychotic bulging eyes.

I don't even care about the age, they just don't have the onscreen chemistry. It's like two separate people acting their roles/characters but they don't mesh together nor are they compatible. Perhaps I watched this when the hype was over so I'm not blindsided by all the stimilations. I tend to be more critical in dramas and if the onscreen chemistry isn't there then the whole drama just lacks. The plot, acting, script has to make up for the lack of chemistry between the leads. But, I do like the scenery and landscapes. Makes me want to visit Quebec one day.

I was getting bored around mid ep 3 so I just skipped to the end to see how it is, then went back to where I left off. (I feel like I might drop it midway anyways, but for now I'll prob use this as something to watch while I exercise) I like the chemistry and dynamics between the two mls and the 2nd fl/2nd ml. Not so much with the main leads. I don't really see or feel the chemistry between them. It's not about the age thing, they just don't appear to have this onscreen spark for me. Like many have said, it looks like a father figure and his niece/daughter. I think it might've worked better if she was older so she would be more mature.

If this is every true, the director seems very promising with the list of dramas this person has filmed.

I have very little hope as I'm being realistic here. The higher the hope/expectation the bigger the dissapointment. I don't want that for myself. But, if they are to film it at the end of this year, perhaps there may be a chance since it seems that they are willing to clear the schedule to film this. What I'm a bit confused is why isn't mydramalist posting Come Home as a new drama for 7 since she's most likely going to film it next month.

WHAAATT??! This is such an unexpected surprise! I know there's been rumors about this but I don't think they would collab again, so to see this uploaded here really caught me by surprise.

Ok, after a quick search of this drama on wb, there's a lot of rumored/speculated portental actresses for this role including Esther Yu, Liu ShiShi, Bailu, Seven etc. Nothing is announced or solidified, it's all up in the air. So I don't think MDL should post this drama when it's not even confirmed. Just like two other dramas on Seven's drama list that's not going to happen but it's still on there. Also, why isn't Come Home posted as a new drama, but this is posted??

Finally decided to watch it. I'm only on ep 3 but there were some plot holes I didn't get. For one, how did DukHwa appear in Korea whenver he wanted at such a short notice. I'm assuming he's just a regular human so he can't appear at places around the world at a whim like Goblin and Grim. Perhaps I watched this 5 years later, but some editing are awkward and sharp.

It was more about why she was willing to be a servant willing to die for XFN. I was interrsted in her background and the status of her dad's martial arts. The spear was a dead give away and not the point.

https://youtu.be/a-a53v6Vxj8 I found a video about Qingniao, it made more sense about her identity and why she stayed and became one of xfn's maid/protector.

I was annoyed how careless JiaNi was about her identity in JiangNan. It's like she doesn't care about being exposed and killed.

Lool, I actually get that

This actor or director (Mr. Yu) said yb's acting skills are on par with Tony Leung. I was mildly offended. I have nothing against yb, he's an amazing dancer, but acting....he still has much to improve on. So to even compare Tony to him is just like wth. One is a veteran and globally (In Asia anyways) acclaimed veteran actor and the other is still very much inexperienced. There shouldn't even be any compairson bc Tony is out of yb's leauge in terms of acting.

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Guys, who's 凤字营 (Feng ZiYi). Im assuming he's the Lin scholar turned body guard. But idk, I don't think it's him

Theres so many side characters that I can't keep up with who is who

Right. He is always 10 steps ahead. Sometimed I can't keep up with him and I'm all for that bc it keeps the drama interesting

That official's position was bought. He didn't earn it, so he wanted to prove himself or make himself look good by ridiculing XuXiao. Big mistake.

I must be a sadist since I'm smiling and so relieved that XuXiao is teaching that 3rd level official a lesson by beathing his ass. I wouldn't mind if he beats him until he's disabled.