NonHappyEndingHater

i don't think so. it's just Chinese costume drama mindset and culture that accurs again and again after so many year dissatisfaction from global viewers -_-

this is a drama, not real life or documentary. any absurdity can be made "sounds logical" in fictional sense if provided with proper background and reasoning. so, for any drama, i don't think sad ending is more logical then its counterpart. it's just about what the production team/writer/director/OTT/AI's intention and choice. the question is, who they want to satisfy. the audiences or their own ego as the one who can play god to decide the story.

this will be my 2nd pitstop. thank btw 👍

ok, it will be my 1st pitstop, them I'll decide later wether to continue or not. thank btw 👍

i'm afraid now i don't have enough motivation to watch it until the end. feels like i deliberately step into a mine that i know it will blow me. so, my plan is to watch it till 30, or 34, just as suggestions below. thank btw 👍

the AI watched too many Chinese drama.

i don't think they're stupid. they're just indifferent about viewer's satisfaction 😑

i read somehere on previous comment that the drama is supposed to be happy ending. but then they use/ask the mighty AI, and this is the ending we get.

i've already known about "text to image", "text to video", "image to video" AI. now i know about " "chinese drama to 'perfect' ending" AI.

i'm at ep 26, but already read the comment about the "let's torture your sleep ending" ending. so, can anybody give some advice, at which ep should i drop without loosing too much fun? i don't want to feel "moved" or "deeply impressed" by the ending, as intended by production team/iQIYI/artificial intelligence? thank you in advance

haha, i knew it. Somewhere, the production team/iQIYI is laughing on the viewers ranting about the ending, while counting the profit they made. they're just too eager to leave a deep impression for the ending, even if i tastes bitter. and to maintain stereotypes that's been built many years.

haaha, i want to know, and i want it to be hapyy ending despite the logic behind it 😁

yes, I agree with you about wanting to feel emotions. but I'm also looking for entertainment. for me, feeling depressed at the end just invalidate the purpose of being entertained. i'm fine with any emotions in between. up dowm during the episodes is what make a drama. but i prefer sweet closure at the end, as a compensation of emotional turmoil in between. I'd like to know how a drama ends, not about the story, but about what kind emotion i would get after spending hours of staring on monitor/tv/mobile. so i always avoid a drama if i know before hand that it's going to be not-happy ending.

i believes that almost nobody would say "i"m happy because i'm going to watch a sad/open/'decide it by yourself' ending drama. so, why do they keep making one? who do they make a drama for? i'm not saying this drama would be not-happy ending. i'm just preparing myself for "i knew it's going to be like this" ending.

yes, i remember i've watched it. it's enjoyable for me too. one of my favourite costume cdrama is 'blossom in adversity ', the FL is not damsel in distress, and ML is kind of green. just my cup of tea. have you watched it?

ok, thank you. i'm planning to watch it 👍

i haven't watched it. but i like both of the mail lead. is the romance/chemistry good?

i use 3s skipping (not 5s) with keyboard. 3s is my sweet spot for skipping. that way, i won't miss the story, without being disturbed by annoying parts when the drama writer goes crazy with his/her writing.

definitely going to watch it soon, with skipping of course. thank you 👍

haha, you scroll my list? i scroll yours later 😀 . i haven't watched firework of my heart, even I have planned to. is it good and has "good sleep" ending?