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🤣 I just block! It is not that I don't think people should have opinions because this is what this page is about. But some "opinions" are just too ridiculous especially when they are dropped with no credible support.

I am in awe of him in this. He is just perfect.

People can have different opinions. Bai Jing Ting's performance is amazing. It is perfect. He is perfect as Sang Yan. This is not opinion 🤣 😍 🔥
He makes me feel Sang Yan's pain. He makes me feel Sang Yan's yearning for Yi Fan. He portrays Sang Yan as someone who will not give up. He is a gifted actor who knows how to emote. He knows how to temper his expressions which range from humor, hurt, yearning, sadness, and joy. Anyone watching can see this.

Good timing with this comment 💗

I think they did but not sure. I am sure Bai Jing Ting dubbed himself.

I am reading it here https://dreamersdontdiecom.wordpress.com/2022/01/16/first-frost/

I didn't think I would like her so much as the FL but I am finding I like her a lot here. Even her voice is such a pleasure. I like the way she tempers her voice as if thinking. At times I feel she keeps her temper in check and rise above the rest who belittle or seek to put her down. Amazing performance.

There are more but right now I am too into Sang Yan to think 😍

I wondered too! He is very smart and reads her well. She didn't put up the usual objections so he started getting suspicious. I would rewatch that again but ep 14 was even better so I keep watching that.

We are seeing her start to fight back. She is showing growth. But if you think of how she was treated when she was just a teenager, it is no wonder she shut down her emotions. If even her mother didn't protect or believe her which hurt her so badly, why bother defending herself. I am just saying why I think she shut down. But slowly Sang Yan is getting her to look into herself and open up.

I was wondering if it was a scene and you know how some don't want to see anything ahead of time. I will edit then 🤣

She is understandably closed off at the beginning because of trauma. It is a defense mechanism and how she learned to cope. She shows growth as she finds her voice to start fighting back. The more I learn about her past I am deeply moved.

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I don't think so. Sang Yan looked satisfied with Yi Fan's answers to the intern. She shook her head when the intern said he was going to take over. And when she defended Sang Yan he nodded his head, I felt as if this scene showed their special bond more so than anything else. The intern was more a tool to bring it out. I felt Sang Yan didn't even get mad at the intern, He looked at him as if he was crazy to believe he could step in.

I watched ep 13 in pieces today. And then ep 14. Now I am home, I am watching again. I love the progression . I love the character growth.

Yes. It wasn't normal. And she told him he was being rude. She told him as an adult tells a child. I like the way she speaks. She doesn't yell.

I don’t know how I am going to survive this!

Yes! I don’t know I can survive!

You are welcome! But if you remember from HL that Sang Yan told Sang Zhi that he had someone chasing after him 🤣 That person was Yi Fan.

Yi Fan is showing growth. I think Sang Yan's presence has given her a sense of self worth. I loved the way she marched into that office and spoke up for herself. Yes!

The only way she could survive all that she went through was to lock up her emotions. Losing a parent is traumatic enough. But having a living parent who abandoned her to an abusive aunt is heartbreaking. Then to feel unprotected....I feel for that young Yi Fan. And then she gave up the only person who cared about her. I guess this is drama and had to happen to have this story. Now Sang Yan is breaking down the walls she built up around herself....