Her sister will be working in a school. So, she probably moved in with Song Ran.
Even though there are clues about Li Zan’s birth year, the drama doesn’t explicitly state the exact year it’s set in. However, in the novel, Li Zan is 23.
Is it really that bad? I already put this on hold because after yesterday’s episodes, I’m not sure I can stomach…
It feels like we'll never escape the pattern of rushing through the important moments with this one. Well, I still need time to gather my thoughts because everything feels so scattered, especially as my disappointments keep stacking up. 🥲
Everything is fine but some trope is getting too far and is unrealistic to me...I mean, what is with all these…
If they were truly sticking to the novel, what happened to his friend wouldn’t be the only reason for his trauma. He would return to Eastern Country, where even more events would take place.
AvenueX ranted this drama already 😐 All I see in the comment sections are also people fighting at each other…
I just watched the video too, and as much as it pains me to admit, I agreed with almost everything she said. 😭 Almost—because I still don’t share her opinion about this drama resembling DOTS. That aside, I’m relieved she only watched up to the second episode. I’m not sure I’d be ready to hear what else she’d have to say.
The evil little kid had a book detailing all the times he had been bullied and there was variation in handwriting…
I literally sighed the second Li Zan let Song Ran tag along to find Jiang Yu. That kid was already on edge, and bringing her along.. that was just asking for trouble. 😂
The evil little kid had a book detailing all the times he had been bullied and there was variation in handwriting…
When Li Zan found Jiang Yu, he was about to defend himself, but the moment he saw Song Ran, it was as if he saw red. He probably assumed that since Li Zan arrived with her, it meant Li Zan had already taken her side—believing everything she said and condemning him regardless.
You mean episode 15? But anyway, Song Ran experienced firsthand how painful words on the internet can be, yet…
I’ve never had personal experience with it, so all I can do is approach it with logical thinking as much as possible. I hope you get enough rest because today’s episodes weren’t exactly easy to watch, at least for me. There were several things that rubbed me the wrong way, but I tried not to let them affect me too much because, at the end of the day, I don’t have firsthand experience to make a scientific judgment. Just some thoughts purely from a viewer’s perspective. 😄
You mean episode 15? But anyway, Song Ran experienced firsthand how painful words on the internet can be, yet…
That might have something to do with her mental state since the situation reminded her of the kids in Eastern Country. She even had a monologue about how she failed to protect them—so how could she let herself fail another child in her own country? But after that, she kind of shut herself off from seeing anyone else’s point of view.
You mean episode 15? But anyway, Song Ran experienced firsthand how painful words on the internet can be, yet…
As a journalist, you'd think she'd double-check her facts before making a public comment. But no, even after Li Zan tried to explain, she refused to budge. Her stubbornness in Episode 15 was beyond frustrating. 😭
Ep 15 - Song Ran kept asking why no one understood her, and I guess I don't as well. I get that she is in a vulnerable…
You mean episode 15? But anyway, Song Ran experienced firsthand how painful words on the internet can be, yet she went and did the same to others. There are always two sides to a story, but she immediately took the first one she heard as the truth. 😔
Only on episode 3 and don't know how to put it but it's definitely weird. One minute she is in China and another…
I see that your critical thinking button is still on. I’d suggest turning it off for a bit if you want to enjoy this drama. 😭😭 I’m on episode 14, and I’m still shaking my head every few minutes.
i think it's a realistic approach. in real life, those who have endured trauma and carry the weight of an unstable…
From what I’ve seen on Weibo, many of his fans are also complaining about his limited screen time. We’re approaching the middle of the journey, yet the drama hasn’t even covered half the plot of the novel. They better not rush the ending. 🙃
After this, we’ll probably have to wait a year or more to see him in another modern drama, which is why fans aren’t happy with how things are going right now.
Depression or PTSD whatever it is, we need support. I read a lot of or may be 100's of medical articles when my…
It’s unfortunate that they chose to amplify the romance (which was expected, given it’s a romance drama) but ended up neglecting quite a lot of the logical aspects in the process. 🙃 Fingers crossed for the upcoming episodes to better and better.
After this, we’ll probably have to wait a year or more to see him in another modern drama, which is why fans aren’t happy with how things are going right now.