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Please refrain from comparing You Are My Hero to DOTS. This drama isn't a remake of that drama. They are two different dramas with completely different stories. Thank you.

At first, it was ML. But after a few episodes, it was shown that FL is slowly developing feelings for ML.

Yes! The love triangle was very very subtle, as the second male lead wasn't really that active in chasing the female lead.

I agree with you. I sometimes find the second couple irritating as well because of the reasons you stated.

Yes. Cong Rong was able to retrieve the black box footage from the car that had the evidence. I think the ones who sued him decided to not continue the lawsuit any longer as there is concrete evidence.

He got back at the hospital. His colleagues even went to his house to celebrate his reinstatement to the hospital. Though it wasn't shown that much because the drama focused more on his family at the latter part. The ones who sued him backed down because Cong Rong found a solid evidence, thus resulting in him being reinstated in the hospital. He even volunteered to join the rescue group on Ep 26-27 as a doctor.

Just finished watching Episode 13 and 14, and they officially became a thing on Episode 13.

It was adapted from a Lakorn (thai drama), that's why it has that makjang-ish vibe. But nevertheless, I enjoyed the drama, and I respect your decision on dropping the drama. We all have our own preferences and criteria when watching dramas, and that's quite understandable.

And also to add that Ling Rui knew what kind of person she is because he used to know her in the past.

Though I really loved her character as Lu Fangning, I could agree with you on that. Starting from that she literally pushed Ling Rui to accept the marriage by putting pressure on his little aunt because of her debt with his half-brother until she literally expects him to reciprocate her feelings to him that fast (though I know it's all because it was all her older sister's wishes and she just want to make it come true). Yes, she was manipulative but at the same time, I also understood where she is coming from. She grew up craving for her family's acceptance, especially when her father shaped her to be the person she is. Though it was wrong for her to use him at first, but she later proved herself and admitted that she was wrong for doing such things.

There is, though I could not say that they're annoying. Not yet maybe. There was someone who has feeling for the ML, but still didn't find her annoying so far.

Just a tip. For those who feels awkward seeing Fair Xing and Daddi Tang pair up in this drama, it's completely normal. I would suggest watching Daddi Tang's last drama before MLH, which is Way Back Into Love while waiting for new episodes. You get to shrug off his character as Fu Pei in PYHOMS and at the same time you get to watch an also feel-good drama that would make you busy while waiting for the new episodes. It may not be good for some but I swear Daddi Tang really did a great job on that drama.

They became official on Episode 11.

It depends on how you perceive a happy ending. Yes, it ends on a good note, but even though I loved the series, the ending was kinda unsatisfying for me. If you like dramas that focuses on relationships between colleagues in the company and something that would make you laugh every episode maybe this is for you.

Still hoping for a second season so that they would make justice for the two of them.

Honestly, I also find it slow and annoying, because they clearly do have feelings for one another yet the writers dragged the hell out of them. Aaron Deng's character, Qin Shen, is also a bit of a manipulative here, and even though I loved him and his character here, I just can't help but to feel bad for Yuan Qian.

Episode 17

Yes, it ends pretty well. Though they were married in Episode 7, they officially got together at Episode 16.

It is pretty common in China to call their fellow actors like the way he calls Zhou Yutong as laoshi. Being called as laoshi doesn't necessarily mean that a person should be older in age. It could also mean that they have so much respect for a person, mainly because they are doing an excellent job in their field. It's also an endearment that is also used by some Chinese actors and actresses. Hope this helps.

After four months after the sequel wrapped their filming, finally we get some news! Though it was just character posters, and there was no specific date mentioned on when the drama will be aired. Looking at the recently updated synopsis, I "feel" like this wouldn't be a continuation of the first season but rather would be another separate story. I feel that they would do the same thing that Well Intended Love did on their "second" season (in which it was set in an alternate universe with the plot of the sequel wasn't the continuation of the first season). But let's see and wait for more news.

DISCLAIMER: I am not saying that the sequel drama would also be set in an alternate universe. It was purely based on how I perceived the current synopsis.

For the link on where did I see the character posters, here is the link: https://twitter.com/dramapotatoe/status/1335770329533218818?s=20