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HAHAHAHAHAHAHHHHHH...that would be nice.

This is probably the first time I go "ahhh, now I get why he's like that" when it comes to Qin Shi's second brother. They hinted at how he became that way in the earlier episodes, but still it didn't click for me until now (when he had that emotional outburst at his place and blurted things out verbally).

Maybe he wasn't sure how far she wanted to go that night? Because the morning after, he became much more touchy-feely with her.

Same HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHHH...😍😍😍 Esp. how Qin Shi's facial expressions changed as she heard "dear" for the first time LOL!

The scene at the dinner table with Wu Fei's parents was so awkward for Jun Hui. Wu Fei was the only one excited. Jun Hui's mom nailed in on the head when she realized her son wasn't smiling genuinely.

Me, too! He's useful ha ha ha...

YESSSS!!! Those sweet, simple moments he he he...❤️❤️❤️

I love how they contrast this epic cooking failure with how she handled YH's boss at the end of the episode. We all have our weaknesses and strong points. Sometimes we suck at some things, but we can enjoy our victorious moments, too. It makes it more realistic than just having the main leads who are good at EVERYthing.

Yesssss, indeed! MUCH better than those "oh, I accidentally fall down and the guy catches me" or even a wall slam.

During her outburst of emotions in TJH's office, I suddenly realized their age difference/work experiences even more clearly he he he...She comes from such a rich family, so it's totally different gaming field from where TJH and Qin Shi are coming from (as they have to start from the bottom/have little backing). Same as you, it reminded me of when I was still young, too (her being passionate about trying to right a wrong, even though what she thought as the wrong deed wasn't actually correct).

WAHAHAHAHAHAHHHH...I know! Those overbearing mothers or in-laws! YIKES!!! So oppressive!

I really love the scene where Qin Shi sneaked into YH's arms as he was trying to make coffee. Very relatable/realistic/smooth!

Zinaera has brought up some points, but I want to add something, too. When Qin Shi and YH had a "fight", Qin Shi waited until YH was ready to tell her about what was wrong. YH knocked on her bedroom door and then they had a conversation to clear up the atmosphere. I feel like that was what Qin Shi is like as a person. Not someone who asks so many questions about the partner's past.

Same. After knowing that they had cut some scenes, that was my suspicion, too.

Hmmm...my feeling is not that she's not interested, but he talks too much (having to tell the story from A to Z). I think Qin Shi prefers a more direct approach in terms to YH's past. Don't get me wrong, I have this habit myself (telling the details of a story/explaining things too much), but I also know some of my friends prefer a shorter summary. Every time Qin Shi and YH talk, they are always direct and to the point.

YESSSSSSSS!!!! I enjoyed watching his reaction, too he he he...

Indeed. In her naivety, she thought it was the best way to pay back for (what she believed to be) Qin Shi's wrong deeds (betraying Tao and dumping him like that).

Then I started laughing when it turned out that Qin Shi was walking the wrong way around towards the exit, after the gorgeous wind effect on her hair and her victorious look. WAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHH...Yang Hua was so blinded by her that he didn't even realize they were walking the wrong way.

DANG, I was clapping SO hard at the scene where Qin Shi was confronting Yang Hua's boss. WOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!

Yeah, for me this is one plot hole. It would have been MUCH better if there was no lie about having a child, even if the lie is having a sick child that is being treated abroad (no need for the child to be present).