Honestly, the Chinese trope of forgiving even the most vile parents is one of the most annoying ones. At least…
in the book they never actually forgave her, they just kinda cut her off but had some contact with her father and bother. not that they didnt try to have her in their lives, but she's just that much of a b but they wouldnt show it in the tv haha
I was thinking about the novel and again I'm sure they approached this story wrong. if it was more dark and angst, more realistic too and without all the heroic part of their professions, I think people would get better how toxic their story really is on the other hand, nowadays people don't enjoy flawed characters that much, they want them to be the perfect green flag
I've seen some people complain about the first episode, but it grabbed my heart and eyes and hooked me, cause…
wait whaaat what is even there to complain? are they novel readers unsatisfied with the adaptation? this I could understand. but episode is amazing! great opening!
damnnn that's heartbreaking way to start a drama, I didn't expect to cry in the first scenes that little actor, I've seen him before, he's so young but already so amazing
the thing getting on my nerves is she targeting the girl and letting her r*pist free, at least for now. like, okay, both awful, but do something about him too wtf?
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its 2024, not 1800, please
but they wouldnt show it in the tv haha
on the other hand, nowadays people don't enjoy flawed characters that much, they want them to be the perfect green flag
that little actor, I've seen him before, he's so young but already so amazing
looking forward to it!