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I would have appreciated it if she had communicated the situation more effectively to her assistants, clearly explaining her future plans—such as visiting a ski resort for inspiration for her new snowboarding comic—instead of simply informing them that the team had been disbanded. Without that context, it may have seemed to them as though she had abandoned them, even though her later actions—apologising for not taking better care of her assistant and inviting her to work together again—show that this was never her intention.

As far as I remember, WZ only mentioned SS being her assistant and the theme of her new comic — snowboarding. Beyond that, she didn’t share the finer details of the story with SS.

Yes, she does live quite far from Wei Zhi, but her moving to a larger urban centre isn’t exactly unprecedented or something that would open some nasty pandora’s box. I thought she was quite determined to pursue a career as a mangaka, so she’s bound to work towards it. I figured they might have her collaborate with Wei Zhi in her office as part of her growth arc, but I guess I was mistaken.
This is what I’m thinking — I’m way too invested in Shan Shan’s story, haha.

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Is Shan Shan going to work remotely as an assistant? I thought she would be working in the office with Wei Zhi, like her previous assistants. That said, I can understand it — she hasn’t discussed this career path with her parents yet, so she wouldn’t be able to move to a foreign city on her own.
Another question — are these disciples of Shan Chong members of the national team, or are they just hobbyists? I know Dai Duo is part of the national team, but I’m guessing they aren’t?

It’s ‘When I see you’ by SkyCastle Music and Ray Hou.

It’s ‘The Best Thing’ for a reason.

Amidst a Snowstorm of Love, Hi Venus, Forever and Ever, Road Home, and When I Fly Towards You.

I was browsing the episode guide section. Why are all the episode ratings for this drama in the 7s? When I saw it last time, it was in the 9s.

Let me share my thoughts on this. I believe he faced a role conflict — a clash between his duty as a doctor (to honour patient confidentiality) and his duty as a committed partner (to keep his partner informed, especially about family matters). Both roles demanded opposing actions, creating an ethical dilemma.

When he apologised, I don’t think he did so as a doctor, but as a partner — acknowledging that he couldn’t fulfil his responsibilities in their relationship. These situations are often lose-lose; fulfilling the obligations of one role inevitably means compromising the other.

I appreciated that Xi Fan understood this, despite how difficult it can be to think rationally in such an emotionally charged situation involving her mother’s well-being. She also apologised for not recognising his dilemma and for speaking harshly to him in the heat of the moment. A healthy relationship is not defined by the absence of conflict but by how those conflicts are managed.

I wish you godspeed in watching this apple pie of a drama! :)

Have some red bean paste like Xi Fan had when she had to move on from her ex.

Good afternoon! You’re not having red bean paste? I definitely need some to move on from this drama.

There was a minor kerfuffle that lasted about 10-15 minutes. Both of them communicated effectively, apologised to each other, and moved on.
And there aren’t trust issues in their relationship. Both of them are loyal and committed to each other. :)

No, there won’t be any breakup after they get together. :)

Have watched it. Thank you for the suggestion nevertheless. :)
By the way, I loved other couple’s story more than Elvis Han’s.

Thanks for the kind words, haha. :)

As this journey comes to a close, it’s bittersweet to part ways with a story that has given us so much—moments of joy, heartache, and everything in between. Watching it unfold together, sharing thoughts and emotions, has made the experience all the more meaningful.

Wishing you all the best, wherever your next drama takes you. May we meet again in another comment section, ready to fall in love with a new story. Until then, take care and keep watching with the same passion!

“The snow wanders through the endless sky, longing for the earth’s embrace—only to melt into its warmth at last.”

And what about the park picnic scene, where Yi Fan is teaching their daughter ballet steps while Sang Yan calls them over for sandwiches?

It’s only natural to feel that way after watching such a great drama, especially while it was airing.
Anyhow, I remember this quote whenever I finish such masterpieces:
“How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard.” A.A. Milne