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What's the deal with only one episode a week? This is not the best strategy, I'd understand two episodes a week. Personally I tend to lose interest mid-show if I have to wait too long in between episodes, is anyone like me?

This show is the best GMM I've ever watched, i didn't think they could write such a good show. The casting was on point, especially Baifern, my new fave! The little kid was so cute and both MLs were good too.
It's a relatively simple, uneventful, maybe even boring storyand another actress would've not carried it so well.
I gave it 8.5 for the writing and the acting.

Sorry I don't have a link. I just read on a forum board a comparison before the drama's ending and the book ending. If you ever find a link, please let me know, I'm also intersted ^^

What is with chinese tv and super long dramas!? I frankly don't get it. I usually don't like censorship, but I must say that chinese censorship putting a limit at 40 is gonna result in me watching more shows. I can understand an epic like Too Late To Say I love you or Eternal Love being 50+ episodes, and it's sad that we will be losing on those, but at the same time, a simple cute story does NOT need 25+ episodes.
Anyways, I'm done ranting. LOL

I left my opinion as a comment here if you still wanna know. But short answer is: watch it if you like sad, slow and melodramatic AND one of the two MLs. Don't if you dislike one of the things I listed.

To me it looked a lot like he ends his own life. If you take into account the original title (Liang Sheng, let’s not be sad), plus the video clips he started making in the last third of the drama (like a good bye note)… I think that’s basically what it means.
Also, I looked into the book ending and it seems that in the book he’s sick by the end, he could get treated but instead he goes to their mountain home.
All in all, I think Liang Sheng really couldn’t live as her brother and so decided he’d rather go some place far away… Sad, right?

Oh I had missed her marriage/pregnancy so I was wondering why she'd disappeared. Nice seeing everything is going back and she's soon to be back on screen.

Im happy to know that im not the only one who found this story a bit (a lot) overrated.

Lol congrats for finishing. Yes this show was really light on the plot. Too bad because all that chemistry is just wasted.

Liar Game was a good one. It's been a few years though...

This is the kind of drama that you dont to end because you'll miss the characters. The secondary characters are very endearing. I recommend this for people who want to see cute scenes, lovey dovey scenes, you have a whole 2 episodes left after (almost) all conflict resolution. You just get to see the couple be in love. How cute and refreshing.
8.5

Preach my friend, preach! Jang Geun Suk wasn't my crush, I came too old to kdrama, but I totally agree with you. The visual was on point, plus a lot of talent. I'd say, not enough luck in choosing projects though. I was an inconditional for a time, but bel ami really broke me.

I'd say it's about the negativity. I'm a fan of Ha Ji Won, which is why i come to her page, like and scroll down the comments to leave a kind word and read what others have to say. What i don't do is go to the page of someone I dislike, and write unnecessary negative comments. I get that youre allowed to share your opinion because it's your right, but dont be surprised if other people exercise the same right and give back the negativity to you.

Something I noticed at the end of the drama is that everybody ends up not very far from where they were at the beginning, and yet the lives are tremendously, deeply changed. It was a nice ride even though at some point youll get tired of the FL's nicest.
I also like a different ML, this guy was really, really different, quirky but not foolish.
I gave the drama a 8 because of the feel good effect from the end, it would probably deserve half a point less.

Hello! We've all been wrong about something or someone.. The most important thing is to be able to admit the mistake, AND learn from it. I hope next time there's a suspicion of bad behavior about someone, famous or not, you'll be more circonspect, and not jump to conclusion.
PS: I don't know enough on Ji Soo's issue to know if he's innocent or not, I'm just talking overall.
PS2: After reading your initial comment, I think you were already pretty balanced then too.

I really want him to star in a romcom again. I know he don't really succeed in romcom but I think it's because he's a bit short/slim and people miscast him in goofy roles. They should let him be a badass in a romcom, I'm sure he would be great!

thank you for the info

Finishing this, I feel accomplished, like when I would finish a particularly arduous math exercise. This is a good story, but it was too drawn out. It took me two years to finish it, because of that.
That said, if you really have a lot of time in your hand, and your treshold is high for frustration, I'd say go for it. Actually, after a while, you get desensitized and stop caring about most characters. It's not a bad thing, youll be more detached and just experience the story.
At the end of the day, you keep watching because you like either Ray Ma or Wallace Chung.
7 because I don't remember the bad things anymore; +0.5 because of a beautifully poetic ending.

Well... your comment sure is a breath of fresh hair in this comment section. River flows to you is a happy end, I don't know if it's fluffy though.

The plot is practically non-existent, the FL is a brat and the ML's personality is "dignified". This is probably an old script from the 80s or early 90s that they had forgotten in a drawer somewhere. Many of the actors seem wasted. That said, the show is not offensive either