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I love the detail about her already having some fighting skills thanks to her father.

Bai Lu is a real queen of xianxia for me, we didn’t have anything from her for a whole year just to get such a nice surprise at the beginning of 2025.
5 episodes felt like 15 minutes, that’s the best proof how much I enjoyed it ❤️

Not in my country, unfortunately :( There are no c-dramas on Polish Prime, maybe a few k-dramas.

I second that and I also think that the dagger she gave his sister when they were kids will be one od the triggers for her to get her memories back. I noticed in one scene between those two, Bai Shuo conveniently covered it with her sleeve (not in purpose, but I assume it’s reveal will have an impact on Fu Ling)

Ao Ruipeng in this role is just chef’s kiss 🤌 They styled him so well (his hair, finally someone got him a perfect wig!) and I really like him on more serious/darker side

Since it’s iQIYI drama I wouldn’t have a high hopes for that. They don’t sell rights to other platforms like Viki or Netflix too often :/

High hopes for this one as I am in my biggest drama drought for a while now. Please, be good 🙏 Bai Lu has never disappointed me so far

I finally picked this one up to watch, and I just finished it. I love when a drama lives up to the hype—this one is the perfect example. The story was so engaging, the cast and characters were incredible, and the OST gave me chills more times than I can count.

Very slight. It's not that important part of the story.

I am just choosing to be delusional, haha

My bet (or maybe more like a wish for Christmas? 😅) is for this drama to air by the end of this year

Am I the only one suspicious of Ji Gyung Hun, the school administrative director who keeps calling the FL’s grandpa his “father”?

I can’t shake the feeling that he might’ve set up the FL’s father in the past to avoid taking responsibility, ultimately turning her into a scapegoat. I also suspect he could be the one who tipped off the ML’s father about the meeting with the elders to discuss saving the mountain.

Overall, he seems like some kind of mastermind. It feels like he’s been exploiting the FL’s grandpa’s good heart and the ML’s father’s thirst for vengeance, manipulating them both to serve his own agenda.

For me, this is such an underrated gem! I even enjoy both leads acting childish and immature when they bicker. To me, that’s a sign of true love—it shows they’re still incredibly comfortable with each other. Sure, not all the jokes make me laugh, but I absolutely love their interactions.

(Slight possible spoiler warning)
Let’s not forget how they both had to grow up suddenly, with only those three months of joy in their past. As teenagers, he was so sensitive and caring, while she wasn’t afraid to speak up and stand her ground whenever it was needed, whether for herself or others.

He was left heartbroken, and she was shattered in so many ways after a series of tragic events. Now, he comes across as a cold CEO, while she has turned into a people pleaser. Watching their interactions feels like they’re revisiting the moment they separated, and it’s almost like a form of healing for them—and for me. ❤️‍🩹

Same here, I pay for each subscription but I can't even get Express (which I would maybe consider buying?). That's the second time this year I am stuck because of that with WeTV (Joy of Life 2 was a nightmare, spoilers everywhere).

Haha, you're right! Let's see if it's gonna make it in 2024

Chinese year of „blossoming” dramas 😅
1. Blossoms in Adversity
2. In Blossom
3. Meet You at the Blossom (BL co-produced with Thailand & Taiwan)
4. Blossom

Unfortunately, I have to agree. It may not be as bad in Europe, but it’s still here. Being single is probably not as „bad” as being single mother or divorced, but stigma still follows those women as „less desirable”. What’s changing the most is the mindset between younger people, we tend to care less about the older generation’s opinions on the subject.

I both agree and disagree (if that makes sense).

On one hand, he could’ve worked on himself and changed his attitude. But before that, his no-marriage rule made sense. I assume the women knew about it from the start and still chose to enter a relationship with him anyway.

On the other hand, there are women who can be serious about a relationship without necessarily wanting marriage. Some might feel marriage isn’t necessary to validate their commitment, while others may prioritize independence, career goals, or simply prefer a different kind of partnership. It’s possible to value the connection deeply without feeling the need to formalize it.

Any ideas in which countries it airs on WeTV and IQIYI?

I noticed that in some of the dramas they're solving it by showing characters with cigarettes in hand but not really smoking or implying that the person just finished smoking.