If you scroll down more, there’s definitely discussions echoing your thoughts. This show has imperfect, broken,…
@hannaliss - it parallels their encounter before where she was angry at him (for good reason). However, I think that for both of them Teng Yue is important. For her, it’s important because it’s her baby. For him, it’s important because it’s important to her and he realizes that companies are not merely chips to move around for $$. She’s already chosen him because she never signed the papers to receive the company shares that he gifted her. I feel the last scene is symbolic to show that she’s willing to fully accept him whereas before, she never really.
If you want spoilers, there’s plenty. Take a look at MsDarkQueen’s review. In her comments sections, she has links where she summarizes every episode. Good or bad depends on expectations, but most feel it’s a HE. No open endings. If you are looking for a drama that is full of sugar and fluff, this is not it. This one has more substance along with scenes that make your heart flutter, anger, weep, and hope. I’ve finished it on Sunday, Nov 19th, and am still thinking about it.
How is no one talking how this is the most toxic male lead probably ever in cdrama land?! Controlling, emotionally…
If you scroll down more, there’s definitely discussions echoing your thoughts. This show has imperfect, broken, not great people and how they develop, grow, and learn. I would even consider the SML imperfect because he is too “good”. Haha. The last episodes may or may not help you but it manages to tie things together. Unlike many typical romantic series, it tries to be more realistic which is why most viewers appreciate it.
I love the ending ! as its different from convention/typical drama ... no loose ends
There was earlier discussions where they had to cut the drama down to 40 ep. Although it would have been nice to get more, I felt it was done nicely given their restrictions. It stayed consistent to the overall story.