The Reunion Didn't Hit the Way I Expected
Everything before the adult era was actually really enjoyable. There were a few annoying moments here and there, but overall I liked the story, the chemistry, and the slow build-up.
My only issue starts after the adult timeline.
I don't really like Zhang Jingyi's character in the adult era. I know she'll probably get better later, but right now she just feels a little too over-the-top. Maybe it's because I've watched so many dramas with similar tropes, so my expectations were different.
Yes, the ML secretly sent her away for college, and that would've hurt anyone. But honestly? I didn't think it was that unforgivable. They weren't even dating, they were just two people slowly falling for each other. He genuinely believed leaving was the best thing for her future, so his actions never felt selfish to me.
That's actually why I love Song Weilong's character. He's gentle, responsible, emotionally mature, and always puts her happiness before his own. His love feels quiet and selfless, which I really appreciate.
But once she comes back... her attitude just started annoying me. I know she's hurt, and I know she still cares about him, but acting like she doesn't care at all felt a bit forced. And the whole "I'm going to live here. It's my house." Girl... it's literally his house. 😠The only reason he lets you stay is because he still loves and cares about you.
I also wish they'd just communicate instead of going down the jealousy route. I've never been a fan of misunderstandings that could be solved with one honest conversation.
Maybe I expected too much because I love both Zhang Jingyi's and Song Weilong's dramas, and they usually have amazing chemistry with their co-stars. I really thought their reunion would hit harder.
I'm still going to continue watching because I love slow-burn, slice-of-life romances, and I'm hoping her character develops in the upcoming episodes. The chemistry is definitely there. I just hope the writing catches up.
My only issue starts after the adult timeline.
I don't really like Zhang Jingyi's character in the adult era. I know she'll probably get better later, but right now she just feels a little too over-the-top. Maybe it's because I've watched so many dramas with similar tropes, so my expectations were different.
Yes, the ML secretly sent her away for college, and that would've hurt anyone. But honestly? I didn't think it was that unforgivable. They weren't even dating, they were just two people slowly falling for each other. He genuinely believed leaving was the best thing for her future, so his actions never felt selfish to me.
That's actually why I love Song Weilong's character. He's gentle, responsible, emotionally mature, and always puts her happiness before his own. His love feels quiet and selfless, which I really appreciate.
But once she comes back... her attitude just started annoying me. I know she's hurt, and I know she still cares about him, but acting like she doesn't care at all felt a bit forced. And the whole "I'm going to live here. It's my house." Girl... it's literally his house. 😠The only reason he lets you stay is because he still loves and cares about you.
I also wish they'd just communicate instead of going down the jealousy route. I've never been a fan of misunderstandings that could be solved with one honest conversation.
Maybe I expected too much because I love both Zhang Jingyi's and Song Weilong's dramas, and they usually have amazing chemistry with their co-stars. I really thought their reunion would hit harder.
I'm still going to continue watching because I love slow-burn, slice-of-life romances, and I'm hoping her character develops in the upcoming episodes. The chemistry is definitely there. I just hope the writing catches up.
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