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As there is a famine, will have to wait until the calendar is released to decide how to ration these episodes 😭

More like etiquette. Till this day the groom asks permission from the bride's parents. He bypassed that and went straight to the emperor so they had no choice even as her parents

Wahhhh it's happening. This is not a drill ep 26 trailer

We are trying to avoid trauma 🤣

Wait I think my eyes are playing tricks on me...Xiao Lian's brother in the courtyard meal scene with neighbors looks like the same dude crouching in front of Miss Du that smears the blood/red substance in the trailer...should we be wary of this dude?

Goodness I got all the feels with:
'She's bound to be a handful in the future'
Dude already has the name of their kids in his head

By watching daily. For dramas like this as much as we want to binge it's a better experience watching slowly and appreciating each episode. Because it can get emotionally heavy. Then coming here and voicing our thoughts

Thanks !

And yes this is me getting anxiety over the future 😭

Help with the time line. In the trailers we see LX help JQ when he was pointing a gun. Her hair was up like that of a married woman. Is this plot before or after their wedding?

Please spoil how does it end?

Bought express package and still watching trying to avoid spoilers but came quickly came to say:
I love the changes they made to the novel. They made both Flora and Luke flawed. Flora's reaction captures that irrationality of youth where you want your lover to side with you but also want to protect your pride. I found the fight very realistic. Episode 21

No they learned to communicate and be a real couple. Even when they were back together there was still an invisible wall until slowly they learned to talk to each other. She did not make it easy for him. His friends had to help and pretend to be clients to keep him in her vicinity. She also apologized for shutting him out without a word.

She had done the foundation and all the work, the restaurant her parents had in the show, she set it up after the break up not like in the show where it was already there. He sent clients her way and tried to keep it a secret but covid happened so she had to restructure and change the business direction. She almost lost everything but found her footing. He gave advice at this stage and I think she said something along the lines of in 3 years time I will be able to match what you earn. So yes she becomes her own girl boss through her own hard work. Remember Luke doesn't give her the fish. More like she likes to teach her how to fish.

He was jealous of her male friend, being mean to her about it, while he has his own female friend around but she can't ask him about it, then her friend dies and she doesn't get the promotion and assumes Luke gave her the lowest score, in typical Luke fashion he doesn't explain so she decides to leave. Like when you are at your lowest and pushed the brink. And I think her dad also fell so she thought better move back home while parents still alive.

In the morning I tell myself I am strong and will wait till the end of the week
By noon I visit this page
By evening I cave and watch
Drama addiction is a thing 😬

Coma...someone better be a damn coma!!!

I found it the other way around. Like he was too intimidated by her

Lucky to have binged watched 1 & 2 this weekend. Enjoyed it although it did raise my blood pressure. A part of me is like, end it here don't want to see any of our leads die in the future seasons, then I saw the second post credit. I have a crush on the actor and would certainly like to see him shirtless 😄

Agree. Dilreba fits the role well. Arthur's acting is off at times. I have to laugh at the general scenes when he walks and puffs out his chest