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Grandma is accused!

Another excellent episode! RSB stands up for what is right!Spoilers RSB sends LJL on a dangerous task as penance for betraying the Rong family. She plans to shoot him while he’s hanging off the side of the mountain plucking the rare tea leaves as RSB requested. She shoots her shot, but cannot bear to kill LJL. Ultimately, she believes in his uprightness. RSB admits to her cousin that she and he are like-minded. He does not deserve to die for righting the wrongs done to Madam Yang. After all the troubles she endured, Madam Yang decides to become a nun and escape worldly concerns. What is Mr. Yan’s connection to her? He is visibly affected upon hearing of her entering the nunnery. She’s found dead. Was she murdered? LJL investigates and discerns how much her death will sadden RSB. Mr. Yan plants the tea clippings that LJL procured from the side of the mountain. He plays mind games with RSB, but she doesn’t fall for his cunning tactics. Grandma says to leave Wan Wan at the nunnery. RSB defies Grandma and accuses her of inhumane conduct. Her sister/cousins are shocked! RSB moves to the mountain and is pushed out of the Rong Family. Blind Sister Yunshu ascends into the role that RSB forsook. RSB discerns that Yunshu might not actually be blind. RSB vows to repay the person who has been stirring things up behind the scenes? Is this Yunshu? Mr. Yan?

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at the start i was worried the main couple…

at the start i was worried the main couple would make an uncomfortable watch & it would take a few eps for them to find harmony in what happened (the fact i personally had a problem with the robot not having enough self control & common sense not to stop when his master couldn't give consent was another factor that added to my discomfort) but thankfully by the end they made up or made peace with what happened & even mini-confessed. which now makes me wonder if it's down hill from here on cause until now the father was absent & he not gonna stay away for good - when he shows up am sure it will be to catch the mains in a romantic moment & then all hell will break lose ugh... *********************************************************the 2nd couple it beyond adorable & thankfully the human had more self control then the android - which i had he would, even though we haven't enough of him for me to conclude anything about his personality - but i guessed right & now i cant wait to see their love blossom - ironically even with this couple given the loan sharks it wont be smooth sailing.. aish

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Why-TF did this have to end this depressing,…

Why-TF did this have to end this depressing, cause even if it's left open with Lei Zexin back to being with Amur, he still very sick, sick enough that without treatment he might die, heck with it he might die. so how can this ending be anything but depressing?!? *************************************************************************************************************************this was good & yet i am sad lol, very good looking actors, good acting by everyone, beautiful scenery & sad freakin ending. idk how to rate this - i liked it if i ignore the last ep. even if i rewatch it will be only 5 ep's long... aish

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i am kinda confused, if Lei Zexin loves Amur…

i am kinda confused, if Lei Zexin loves Amur so much & wants to be with him, why he basically say it was time to leave, even before he confessed to the fact that saving him from the wolves, cost Xiaohei his life?!? saying Amur already knew he needs to leave & then after the confession, saying he would stay forever - doesn't seem like anything but a sacrifice made cause of guilt. Amur was right to get angry & tell Lei Zexin to leave. *******************************************************************************btw (& don't care if i am nitpicking) if wolves attacked & almost dragged him away, before Xiaohei jumped in to save him, how come he hasn't lost an arm or suffered from major blood loss, cause of the depth of the bites. 2ndly even if he saw/had/found Xiaohei's nametag - even if there was an address on it, how he find Amur's guesthouse in the middle of nowhere?!? or cause that was the only place lit up to the nines, he hoped he reached the right destination?!?

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the whole scene at the end, the setting the…

the whole scene at the end, the setting the scenery it was so freakin romantic... it feels they r in garden of Eden all alone - population of two. it's quite charming & fantastical. & even though Mongke dropped by with the weekly(?) groceries, staying over night, he didn't intrude on the lovers.. ******************************************************************************************but there is this niggling feeling that this gonna end sad - idk why. Lei Zexin cause he is all alone in this world, every word he utters is his attachment not only to Amur but to the grasslands. making me wonder if Amur is gonna be the one to take a step back. also still wondering is Xiaohei, Amur's dog out & about playing or did he die?!? & Amur loved him so much he can't admit to his death???

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This is actually really well done, at least…

This is actually really well done, at least for the time; even now, the plot holds up. The ship not so much, but still. I understand why he stood there but also he def deserves to live with that grief. Its still going, holy fuck. OH FUCK, WHAT THE HELL, THAT'S FUCKED UP. HOLY DARK. HE WAS GONNA KMS AND THEN HE WAS GONNA KILL MED. YEAH'S LIFE IN JAIL. FAKE REMORSE IS FUCKED. HIS FINAL MEMORY IS YOU STARING AT HIM AS HE DIED. Good acting for everyone with the ghost shit. Why does bro have an American flag in his room? Dying young is awful, because people forget about you so easily, because no on really knows you. I guess the family has a type...he likes basketball and his whole room is covered with it. I lowkey love this show, it is so peak. They have no chem though, but its fun. I wish they did more with the uncle or grandpa, like killed him or something. AWK KISS, MAINLY FROM OHM. BC BRO DOES NOT LIKE GUYS LOLLL. Dang the whole cast here. Broke his moms heart and now hes breaking his heart. fucking funny af. Okay we had chem for a split second there. Interesting endnig. They could have done more but thats fine. 8.5/10 okay bye!

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a good second episode

A good connecting episode. It built up a lot of what the first episode introduced and in a way that I felt made the characters a little more interesting, especially Jun Ho. He's clearly a very confident character, and his confidence does come across as arrogance, especially in the first episode, but with his interactions with Hye Jin and especially his parents, his determination really comes through? Like he's not someone who's just full of hot air or living with rose-colored glasses, he's also someone who is determined to make his way. He sets goals and makes promises that he's fully confident in carrying out. I think that makes him more impressive as a character, and it makes his potential journey much more interesting to watch because I absolutely would like to see how he fails and how he bounces back from that failure.I also liked Hye Jin's conflict in this episode. She's someone who's made it clear that she's pretty much concerned with results, but then her own thoughts and actions come out to be contradictory, because she was so concerned with Jun Ho as a person. I really liked the juxtaposition between her and Pyo Chang Sub. Chang Sub who looks down on her for not being a "teacher", and yet he's the one making his students' lives harder because of his own pride, while Hye Jin swallows her pride in order to let Jun Ho go his own way. So technically, you could say that she is way more of a teacher than Chang Sub is. I liked how we also got more from the hagwon Director, who has a strong relationship with Hye Jin. He cares about her as a person and as an instructor. He's also not from an educational background. I liked the small detail we learned that he used to make movies and he's only in academies because he pivoted from a previous failure. It makes his obsession with "star quality" make much more sense now.I enjoy the hagwon atmosphere because it feels familiar, but it's also different enough that it's not pulling me into terrible PTSD memories of after school studying. I do think it's interesting that we don't have a main "student" character, and instead are relying on more minor characters to relay the students' perspectives. I wonder if that will change in the future. But overall, a good second episode.

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