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Replying to WhitneyKadalieWhitneyKad Mar 19, 2026
Title My Destiny
I would say she didn't want to go back....to her adopted father because she felt like a failure. He'd pushed her…
The thing is after she proved herself, she never did. Even up until recent episodes he is still the one coming to her.
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Replying to Aveira Mar 18, 2026
Title My Destiny
I have noticed that a lot of chinese dramas love to do that; perpetuate this idea that blood is thicker no matter…
Have you seen the latest episode? All the years she’s been to Shenzhen, never for once traveled to visit her dad, barely even calls him. Then suddenly a nephew who just showed up took something her biological dad gifted her and she took the first transport back to home. Worse of it is she didn’t even contact her dad for days. She spent all the time with her biological family then showed up days later.
Isn’t that disrespect, I don’t know what else is.
Yes, one can absolutely seek out their biological family if they find out they were adopted, but that should not make the person neglect the family that loved and raised them.

Yes, help them by all means. But don’t suddenly start acting like you’re responsible for all of them and the solution. Doing this while neglecting her own father
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Replying to Aveira Mar 18, 2026
Title My Destiny
I have noticed that a lot of chinese dramas love to do that; perpetuate this idea that blood is thicker no matter…
It’s that distancing that’s a problem. The adopted family never did anything to her. She is more forgiving to the people who hurt her a number of times and even traveled all the way to them first before going to her own father who raised her. That’s not logical at all. It only shows that the drama is stressing the importance of blood over nurturing and love, which is nonsense to me.
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Replying to Aveira Mar 18, 2026
Title My Destiny
I have noticed that a lot of chinese dramas love to do that; perpetuate this idea that blood is thicker no matter…
Its disappointing then. The FL is written badly (absolutely has nothing to do with Tang Songyun's acting or skills). I feel so bad for her parents who raised her.
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Replying to sakie Mar 18, 2026
When her headcloth loosened and her hair came free as she was turning her head during this scene, the headshot…
Yep, I saw that too 🤭
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On My Destiny Mar 18, 2026
Title My Destiny
The more I watch this drama, the more I understand its low rating. FL treating everyone from her abandoned family better than her adopted family. She's some moral saint with high ground and the solution to everyone. A complete 360 of her childhood character.

Suddenly she can go home to confront her supposed nephew, but never for once all these years went home to visit her dad (even during the chinese new year that's very important). I can understand when she was feeling guilty towards him, but then they made up and she became more well off and still the family that raised her is an after thought.

The drama is desperately trying to sell that blood family (even if they are horrible people and traumatised you) are better than the people who were there for you and loved you.

I wonder what they are thinking. Trying to emotionally blackmail all the abandoned Chinese kids I see.
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On Pursuit of Jade Mar 18, 2026
Who else noticed how the opening score of this show starts out cool and beautiful and after a while, turns dark and ominous. I think it relates to the general structure of this drama, filled with coolness and yet dark too.
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On Pursuit of Jade Mar 18, 2026
OMG! That battle scene when he whisks her up on to his horse, chef's kiss! The director is definitely outdoing himself. I have all the needed butterflies in my stomach and can feel them fluttering 🤣
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Replying to Da Mimi Mar 18, 2026
According to the calendar, we'll have it during weekend and 1 ep again every weekdays .
😊
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Replying to renNvo Mar 18, 2026
this saturday and sunday only
I will take it at this point. 🤭
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Replying to Yidenia Mar 18, 2026
It won’t, though they usually post the last four all at once.
NOOOOOO! So I am stuck to this half cup until close to the end 😭
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Replying to Rtconnect Mar 18, 2026
I forgive her 😂.. Girl just defeated that big dude general with a butcher knife while her husband kept on lying.…
His case is a case of when you've told a lie for so long, you don't know how to start telling the truth anymore. He is scared of what the truth will mean for them. Unfortunately the longer the lie festers, the worse the reaction.
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On Pursuit of Jade Mar 18, 2026
AHHHH! This show is so funny. The subtle humour is so great. I LOVE IT! When is 2 episodes per day returning, who know?
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Replying to Thanhco07 Mar 17, 2026
Title Her Blaze
I think Chen Mo met RY when he was a kid and she waked him up from doing something stupid in one of the teaser.…
I mean the producers should have clarified so the viewers also become aware. With such a thing as sensitive as mental health, they shouldn’t be writing a stalking psychologist character who suddenly over cares for his patient.
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Replying to paxxie Mar 17, 2026
Title Her Blaze
This drama doesn't know what it wants to be.Investment Boss Lady?Revenge Boss Lady?Community Organizer Lady?After…
I agree 💯. I do think the drama is just trying to draw viewers heartstrings even if it is illogical and completely unfounded in reality 🤣. Like, I don't know how I will withstand 40 episodes of this myself, phew!
Dramas shouldn't be so try hard in eliciting emotions of its viewers. If it's there, it is there. Forcing it and foregoing reason is disastrous.
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Replying to Thanhco07 Mar 17, 2026
Title Her Blaze
I think Chen Mo met RY when he was a kid and she waked him up from doing something stupid in one of the teaser.…
I hope so. Because it is very unprofessional for your psychologist to be following you around and even starting to develop romantic feelings for his patient.

Let's hope its because he has always known her and not the case of stalking your patient from your mental health institution.

In fact the drama should have clarified this earlier before all the presence and stalking Chen Mo is doing. Even socialising with her work colleagues and meeting her at odd hours outside his work hours.
By not showing why he is always around and even fighting her dad, the drama depicts mental health professionals in China as unprofessional and people who will likely date their patients.
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Replying to DotTheIsAndCrossTheTs Mar 17, 2026
Title Her Blaze
Bai Liang Liang's childhood personality disorder is more and less common for children.it remained with her into…
Nope! She was like that even when she was younger. She targets children of rich and well off families and studies their weakness and uses it against them. Remember the friend she borrowed a dry cleaned cloth to visit and later pasted pages of her diary on the school board.
I do agree she has a personality disorder, but no, it is not common or the usual thing for kids to have this disorder.
I do blame her mum, she broke her. The mum was very poor, yet she took her a way at 5 years or so from her rich dad whom she has been living with all her life. No explanation, nothing, just forcefully taking her. That will scar any child and unfortunately, she did not get any psychology help for this trauma.

For Bai Liang Liang, the girls from rich homes she targets are what she imagines her life to be if her mum left her with her rich Dad. It didn't even help that her mother kept marrying different men and dragging her along too.

She's a broken person that is filled with hate for her mum.
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Replying to messenger goose Mar 16, 2026
beautifully shot, but completely illogical
Yep. They just wanted a beautiful random shot that has nothing to do with the plot 🤣
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