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i'm guessing trolls, idk why but everytime with reba's dramas, theres always people rating it really low despite not even watching the drama

from what i've seen on xiaohongshu, the Hi6! episode with the LOTI cast is supposed to air this saturday!

I posted something on discussions that I found interesting about the ending, it's lengthy but if you have the time, you should read it because there's a lot of nuances in the ending that it covers and in my opinion, the ending makes a lot more sense after reading

I don't think Sword Rose was meant to be very original/creative because it's based off of real cases and real people in China

should be sent, let me know if it didn't

uhhh i did but i was told to delete, i can dm you the site if u want

oops, thanks for the reminder!

uhh i think it might just be slow in uploading, I use a different site (but there's no translation/captions) and all the eps are there

Yeah, all of the eps are out, which site are you using?

I found an explanation for the ending that I think is really good, you should check it out if you have time! (it's posted as a discussion)

I just posted an explanation I found for the ending as a discussion, I think the ending is much better if you look at it that way!

i wasn't a fan of the ending either but my guess is that too much footage was cut and the remaining footage wasnt enough to have another episode for the ending so they cut some more out and made it 32 eps instead of 33 eps or smt like that

Looking at the other comments you've made, I'm begging you. Pay attention when you watch the show. The other characters in the show acknowledges and tells her that what she did was reckless and stupid. You have to remember that this show isn't like most other Cdramas. This focuses on real cases and are based on real people. Even the main character is based on a real person. The point of the show isn't to make the female lead seem insanely smart and stand out, it's to bring awareness to human trafficking, so her statement wasn't to make a powerful statement, it's to show real human emotions.

I don't know if it's some things are slipping through the gaps when translating but it's not that the team didn't wonder what happened. They did and it's shown pretty clearly in the show. It's basically their lead to there being a higher up.

I forgot to also add, if the victim herself doesn't want help, the police can't really do anything about it. We saw the same thing with the other girl that go trafficked 3 times

Yeah, the person listed as young Ran Ran is Li Zhimo. I found Li Yangyue's bio on Baidu (Chinese Google) and she looks almost identical to the sketch we have

3 files that match her approximate age and taking regions into account, not to mention photo identifications (you can tell based on similar features, even if the initial photo was a baby)

^ spoiler as to who Lin Ran is (more like isn't but anyways), it's not a theory, it's genuinely a fact so don't open if you want to keep the mystery!

Jenny/Zhen Ni (the girl next to the Liu Boss guy) isn't Lin Ran. I looked through the ending credits where they bill everyone and a girl named Li Yangyue is credited as playing Lin Ran, not Zhong Qi, the girl who plays Jenny

As much as police should remain unbiased, they aren't robots, they're humans and humans innately feel emotions that impact your judgement. I might've missed something but I don't think they hoped that the baby was someone else's... I think they just hoped it wasn't the lawyers, and while that does imply that someone else's baby died, I highly doubt the characters were thinking about that when they said it.