DJE

so true

me too

me too but it is sad that they cut the wedding scene. There behind the scenes i watched for the wedding were really good.

i have finished but where are wedding scenes. those were the best ones.

Oh my god, in episode 26, in the Life Picture Book, there are real timeline photos of Esther Yu arranged in chronological order. They include images from after the conclusion of the "Speed and Love" shooting, along with Weibo posts, pictures from the Chinese restaurant variety segment, and more. It felt so surreal!

hmm i just felt like he did. cause he asked mumu if jin zhao left her then...he is jin zhao's good budy and knows that zhao loves mumu very much but why he said that line of leaving her when he knows he never will.

i am watchine episode 22 and wanted to ask does sanlai liked mumu?

Many people claim to be annoyed by someone who is emotionally invested too much in another person just like the fl in this drama, but isn’t it true that their feelings share the same reality as anyone else’s? I’ve seen many individuals become infatuated with someone who may not even reciprocate their feelings. However, the heart doesn’t listen to the mind’s suggestions, does it? As the saying goes, the heart wants what it wants, regardless of is good or bad for them.

i am saving episodes from 18 to next. will watch 6 together.

couldn't wait i watched episode 15 and it took me two hours then now on episode 16 . I am always rewinding and swooning . this is too much for my little heart. In december i am feeling june's heat.

gonna save today's episode for tomorrow

i didn't know that what's the name?

happy birthday yu shuxin

One of the best dramas

i came back just now. gonna watch it now

I can’t wait anymore does anyone know the novel translation link? Please

Loving it so so much

I am loving it so much and loved that even when music is playing they didn't mute the background sound, it makes the scene more realistic.

so excited 1 hour to go

Episode 1, timestamp 11:11: If someone doesn't know the accent or how to speak a different language (like English or Chinese), they should just dub it. I'm getting tired of the cringe-worthy moments that occur in every K-drama, except for "Business Proposal," which featured an actor who knew how to speak English.