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spoilers!

i give this a 7 because it's the last episode and i feel nostalgic, but the end was a little bit rushed! it would've been better if they just didn't do the reunion scene of jom and yai and just left us suffering because it would've send a greater message to the audience: even though you love someone so much, you can't fight time...which is exactly why you have to savour and cherish every moment you spend with your loved ones and make sure not to waste it with people who don't deserve it. they could've improved the ending by not timeskipping to the house again but have jom wake up in the hospital and be cared for by a nurse/doctor who turns out to be the present day reincarnation of yai. so that the yai that we got to know over the series doesnt end up alone for god's sake.

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7.0/10 - So cute!

The writers have been trying to make us get second lead syndrome for a while now. It's starting to work. Chong Wen is listening to what Qian Wei is saying and actually choosing the kinder path. I'm a bit heart broken Qian Wei's dad has leukemia. It's so sweet how much he loves his wife. Wanting to be there to cut her apples and the anniversary. It's clear that Shi Yun and Qian Chuan should be a thing. I think Shi Yun needs to realize that if it's that exhausting and work to be a fake person for someone who doesn't want who you are. It's been so funny watching the ML get jealous of each other and try to one up each other. Each seeing what the other is doing and trying to out do the other. Lu Xun learning to make that porridge was addorable. We're also seeing that maybe he was sweet the while time. I'm still pondering if this is really a do over, a coma, or nothing is going to count, Qian Wie says whatever is gonna happen is going to happen.

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too confusing

too many things going on right from the get-go, with too many characters introduced. no smaller storylines to get you invested in the world and overall character interactions firstCGI/combat is kinda cheesy. It's like 2000s Power Rangers level of practical effects, plus an excessive amount of floaty attacks via wirework. It doesn't have any weight to it. The fights also constantly cut so you don't get the sense the characters are really fighting, it feels like fake camerawork. The main character Xiao Se kinda doesn't do anything and his secret is revealed already to several characters by like episode 8. No intrigue at all. The Monk character Wu Xin is too prominent in the early episodes, only to disappear after the first arc. The hotheaded main character Lei Wu Jie is already strong and fairly respected so it feels like there's no room for growth.

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