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sim, ela não é inocente, mas ele é sim mais experiente. Às vezes sinto um tom manipulativo nas ações dele, claro que isso não afasta a parcela de culpa dela. Mas fico mais do lado dela justamente por essa experiência que ele tem, ele é o chefe, ela é a subordinada, a relação deles no início era isso; e até agora depois de quase 3 anos, continua assim. E acredito que no início ela teve medo de recusar justamente por ser chefe-subordinada, onde ela não saberia como ele reagiria se ela dissesse não, até porque ela não conhecia ele de verdade. Vale acrescentar que como ela mesma diz, depois de 1 ano de relacionamento, essa foi a segunda grande aventura dela, então acredito que ela queria sair da monotonia e aproveitar o que ele estava oferecendo a ela, por isso ela não é inocente, é também acho que depois da cena que a ex dele fez no restaurante, ela já deveria ter abandonado o barco. Mas eu também estou gostando desse amor e ódio a cada episódio, só que vale considerar estes pontos que citei na review para dar uma nota, e a atuação dos atores é muito boa e conseguem fazer amar e odiar o personagem em determinadas situações kkkkkkkkkkkkk

foi mal 😅! como foi mencionado na própria review, eu assisto aos episódios e comento, então é basicamente uma review dos episódios, sei que tem essa opção aqui, mas somente disponível no site e eu uso o app. E eu também posso mudar a nota do drama conforme for assistindo aos episódios. Então não é uma review do drama como um todo, é sim dos episódios, pra quem quiser acompanhar o que eu acho.

Ainda vou terminar de escrever a resenha, vou comentando os EPS assistidos. Não terminei a resenha do episódio 13 e 14!!

tks!!

wait... what? what ep?

yeah, verry predictable and the couple is a mix of a dont see anything and i dont se anything. Luke can be able to talk with his fish for more than 10 minuts, but cant tal with his own gf, girl! get out of it!!

its almost 7 imo

esse drama vai ter traição por parte dos protagonistas msm???

não dá play em overdo pelo amor de Deus 🙏🙏🙏🙏

oh, sorry 😅😅 Oh, sorry 😅😅 I thought it was something like "this is so bad it seems like it was written by AI," sorry for the confusion hahaha

Você fez uma resenha muito boa, gostei demais.

Basically, almost everyone who was trending before is now doing so with dramas that were entirely written by AI. I'll start: Sould out on you

I saw on Baidu that it's predicted for 2030.

KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK que isso gente

EXACTLY! I’ve tried watching The First Frost a few times, but I’ve already gotten so many spoilers that it lost its charm. But broadly speaking, from what I saw, it’s just another entry in the saga of the female character who suffers immensely emotionally (or physically, as is the case here), and a man is responsible for taking her in, being her refuge, her only form of security—as if she hadn't been self-sufficient during all the years she wasn't with him. As if relief could only be felt once he enters her life again. I find this extremely problematic: wanting to take a problem caused by a man and have it resolved by another man just to force a romantic connection, while completely disregarding the protagonist's choices. Honestly, I don't see Sang Yan as male supremacy at all. From what I remember (I watched up to episode 9) we already knew he never stopped loving her. So when he suggests that she move into the same house as him, given all their history, you could even view it as a form of revenge. She was clearly uncomfortable with the situation and only stayed because it was slightly less uncomfortable than the other circumstances she faced before arriving there.
In a way, this doesn't feel strange to most viewers because they know Sang Yan's true intentions, but this would never be interpreted as romantic in real life. It honestly gets depressing because I really enjoy watching C-dramas, but when I notice this kind of thing, I have to step back and question if what I'm consuming aligns with what makes sense to me. Unfortunately, I've been noticing more and more how toxic the C-drama industry can be, intentionally manipulating fans into thinking the exact way they want us to think.

Yes, I see. This stance they adopted in the novel is very inconsistent. Since I only recently started reading it, the protagonist's mannerisms of being independent and treating all men coldly are present in the text, and suddenly, because of a sexist and outdated plot, overnight she becomes dependent on men? That's really hard to swallow. It's a shame, because they're going to waste the time of two great acting stars, Anyu and Ruonan. Honestly, as you said, a tremendous lack of respect for the actors and the fans. Do you have any dramas to recommend that aren't toxic at this level? I would appreciate it if you could recommend some! Thank you for your reply!

Thank you for your reply! I understood your reasoning. I had started the novel and stopped at chapter 2, then I researched other people's opinions and found yours, as well as many others, but I found yours the most interesting. I'll continue reading to draw my own conclusions about the novel. Thank you very much for your reply.

So you consider that the novel is good, but the adaptation process means that the final product was bad? Is that so? I understand you, but here it is not a quick way to judge something solo because the production was not satisfactory and is resulting in toxicity? But I liked your analysis; the points you touched on were very interesting. How do you do these types of analyses?

rumors have been circulating

You want to see a revenge drama where you take justice into your own hands and you're expecting that from this? Hahaha, simply not. He's a justice officer; you can't just go around killing everyone with your bare hands. That's why he's good; he doesn't stoop to the level of those people who committed those atrocities.