Consider the setting in that turbulent time period, the whole main cast survive would be unlikely. But it's a drama, not a reality, writer can choose to give everybody a happy ending. In reality, life was not easy for anyone rich or poor. Once the communist government established, rich and powerful families like his family would be punished and their wealth would be confiscated unless they fled to Hongkong or other countries. Communist governments back then were really radical, either Russia or China.
Hate this kind of drama. Draggy and a lot of misunderstanding
Yeah, I thought since the story is unique, the drama would stay away from typical annoying trope, but it didn't. But it's mild and hope it resolves quickly
Ah, tear jerking, miss opportunity romance these two. His letters couldn't reach her. Once they actually met again, she pushed him away, creating more misunderstanding. Then she waited for him till dark, but he didn't see her. Wish they just talked it out.
The conversation in the car was so sad. Weird, they didn't cry but their dialogue, expressions made me tear up. Such good acting these two. Still, this drama couldn't get away from some annoying tropes of forbidden love, misunderstanding, pushing you away for your own good.
The scene when she was on the phone with HZ - how could she be able to control her tears like that? With her eyes wide open, full of sadness listening to him and the tears slowly formed, nothing short of extraordinary. Some artists would have to make face, blinking eyes to try to cry, not her
Hope he accepts at least one or more idol dramas this year, costume or modern. He's too young and too good looking to move away from idol dramas which draw in lot more viewers. After Fox Spirit, he has only two non-idol dramas that I think not many would want to watch.
Ancient costumes with some modern touches that make the female characters look sexy. Yang Mi is like a seductive Goddess. Together with GJ they make a killer couple
The Luo family is chaotic but lovable. The Dad is the best Dad ever. The Four Institute is full of lovely friendship. So cute they were all happy when Min Min returned. Before she had to choose between a salary or a lounge. Now she has both, a salary and her own lounge.
The boat scene was beautiful. Well, he literally kidnapped her. They finally had some quiet moments, heart to heart talk, just slight, subtle romance yet endearing. Min Min finally was able to return to work. Dad was not happy but understanding and supportive. She's brave and full of determination. Nothing could stop her. Well done, Min Min.
It was a time period of chaos and lawlessness when someone could just barge into someone's home and shoot people at point blank and get away with it. So, she joined the police to protect her family. She knew what she got into. Cops get hurt in the line of duty is part of the job. So for the Dad to blame her colleagues for her injury was unfair. But it's part of how parents cope when their kids get hurt I guess, find someone to blame. Also, how could someone survive after such beating and considering medical treatments of 70, 80 years ago? it's one of few major unrealistic aspects of this show.
That little girl that is Zhang’s daughter - can’t stand her. I am really hoping she will become an ally of…
Yeah, she annoyed me at first, never like bubbly, cringe female. But she's getting better soon after. I think she would be great help to MCH. Her personality is kind of complement the upright MCH, imo
Just watched 2 ep, i found this little kid is too smart for a 8 years old kid. Know a lot of things can memorize…
I know. But it's a drama, so a lot are not believable. It's up to us to be able to tolerate and ignore the unbelievable, imo. We always have the know-it-all protagonists, know it all, always supper smart, do the right things, say the right things, minimal to no flaw. And now we have a know-it-all 8 years old supper smart, acts and talks like an adult.
Ep 10 was hard to watch. I know this kind of dramas is brutal, but not that brutal. FL was really brave, big bravo to RM, perfect role, perfect portrayal of a rather delicate, vulnerable, but brave and full of determination character. Whatever direction the story goes, I hope she and ML survive.
her jealous ex colleagueThe ex's familyThere will be annoying employees in XingAnli
yeah, workplace's villains are understandable. But they come and go, don't take much screen time. Others that I mentioned have been overstayed their welcome. The ex and his family were not really gone till ep 12, 13 maybe. The Mother, at times, it feels like she the main character, running the show, overshadowing the main leads. And now more are showing up. I know they have to fill up 37 episodes somehow. But I couldn't help ranting. Our leads barely have much time with each other.
Any LXY's dramas that will probably air this summer? I tried other JJY's dramas but dropped them all, not because of her but because of her partners and the plots.
We've spent too much time ranting about the Mom, me included. It' just that the writer/director seem to introduce too many unbearable characters and give them too much screen time. The purpose is to show family, social issues that FL has to deal with. But there should be a limit that viewers can tolerate. First, the Mom of course, and she won't go anywhere. Then that ex-boyfriend who has a brain of 10 years old and his family. Thank God, they're gone. Then the trashy relatives who are a just another version of the Mom Then the FL's friend with her trashy ex-husband. Did I miss anyone? Not sure how many more will show up. On a bright note, the drama is doing well in China.
In reality, life was not easy for anyone rich or poor. Once the communist government established, rich and powerful families like his family would be punished and their wealth would be confiscated unless they fled to Hongkong or other countries. Communist governments back then were really radical, either Russia or China.
Still, this drama couldn't get away from some annoying tropes of forbidden love, misunderstanding, pushing you away for your own good.
After Fox Spirit, he has only two non-idol dramas that I think not many would want to watch.
Min Min finally was able to return to work. Dad was not happy but understanding and supportive. She's brave and full of determination. Nothing could stop her. Well done, Min Min.
So, she joined the police to protect her family. She knew what she got into. Cops get hurt in the line of duty is part of the job. So for the Dad to blame her colleagues for her injury was unfair. But it's part of how parents cope when their kids get hurt I guess, find someone to blame.
Also, how could someone survive after such beating and considering medical treatments of 70, 80 years ago? it's one of few major unrealistic aspects of this show.
We always have the know-it-all protagonists, know it all, always supper smart, do the right things, say the right things, minimal to no flaw.
And now we have a know-it-all 8 years old supper smart, acts and talks like an adult.
Our leads barely have much time with each other.
I tried other JJY's dramas but dropped them all, not because of her but because of her partners and the plots.
First, the Mom of course, and she won't go anywhere.
Then that ex-boyfriend who has a brain of 10 years old and his family. Thank God, they're gone.
Then the trashy relatives who are a just another version of the Mom
Then the FL's friend with her trashy ex-husband.
Did I miss anyone? Not sure how many more will show up.
On a bright note, the drama is doing well in China.