I thought the same thing, “Gee, glad I watched Mouse before reading this!” I also missed the large note about containing spoilers under the title. 😆 I have never recovered from the gut punch reveal in that show.
Yeah, couldn't they do facial recognition, either? They do that with identifying criminals from CCTV in Kdramas…
Right, but I kind of took it that he kept it to himself to protect Tae Ha. To put an end to their twisted fate as he said… Tae Ha believed his father had been a good man and he let him keep that belief, at least. As though committing suicide and not telling Tae Ha about their relationship was one way he could protect him as his father.
Ep 36, so it always ji feng who always help her, the way she always pushed him away and put blame on him, i understand…
It’s the hiding things and dishonesty. She trusted her husband wholeheartedly and she chose to try to trust him again even after the affair and is now completely unable to tolerate any dishonesty for any reason. But she at least recognizes that she has relationship PTSD which is why she tried not to even start anything…
Anyone else bothered by Wallace Chung's hair style? He is one of my favorite Chinese actors but the hair will…
I feel like they were trying to make him look younger for the role. I think his character is supposed to be late 30’s while Mi Yu is 35. Instead, his hair is drawing my attention to it in every scene. Like it should be a character in this drama in and of itself. And the role of Ji Feng’s hair played by… Wallace Chung’s hair (slightly too long and weirdly teased at times).
His Mom was adopted by her Mom’s family when they were children. She says she lived with Qiao Ye’s mom for 10 years and left when she got pregnant with Wu out of wedlock… Major recurring theme here is that blood ties aren’t what makes you family as seen with Fan and Nana also, etc.
I’m only on ep 5, but was this shelved for years due to censors or something? Why are all the dates so old? And using the actor who plays Zhaung Xu’s little brother as a yardstick, he seems several years younger in this than in The White Olive Tree…
Major recurring theme here is that blood ties aren’t what makes you family as seen with Fan and Nana also, etc.