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Going away for a much needed break

Gong is worn out trying to keep up with Zhao. She is throwing all her energy in to making her business thrive. They are preparing for their first cooperation with the game and have board games and character props set up to give both businesses more publicity. He makes her define him and was very surprised by her label. 🤣😂 When he tries to deny it, she firmly grabs his lapels and looks him right in the eye daring him to rebut it.😂🤣 There ends up being a toast for the virgin. 🤣🥂 He challenges her to take off for the weekend and she surprisingly says yes. At work Xiu challenges Yu to return the meal carrier. She wants him to have a chance to speak to his mother. Pei is now looking over the books. They do not show the altercation with his dad but they show him a mess afterwards. Xiu had spilled coffee at the event and he tried gifting her a silk scarf. She didn’t accept it and he is cradling that and almost in a fetal position dealing with his emotional turmoil. I don’t want him for Xiu, they are not well matched. But I really would like him to get some assist from his younger and bigger brother to deal with his dad. That man is a menace. Xiu talked Yu into a weekend outing and he is all smiles til he finds out it’s a foursome. Things are going smoothly until Xiu wasn’t with Zhao and an accident had occurred. Yu is back to what happened with his dad and is relieved it isn’t Xiu that was injured. He runs and captures her in his arms grateful she is unharmed. His uncle has found the company that Zhuling wants to break ties with and they have an order their small company cannot possibly do well. Yu is deciding what to do with that info. This was a sweet respite, Yu’s scare aside, but elder Pei is a very dark storm on the horizon. Yu’s mom mentioned the girl and it’s already established she is not suitable as far as dad is concerned. He isn’t unnerved by a body count so it’s scary what he might do to get his own way. It took 20 years to get a small chink in his armor and he doesn’t give either son any credit to bring his sins to light.

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1st off i wish in real life people cared for…

1st off i wish in real life people cared for children that got adopted from orphanages, even though even here after getting adopted other then her brother waiting for her call - no one really was worried, making sure she was doing well. & if the neighbors hadn't noticed & called the cops, she would keep getting abused... so idk if this wasn't realistic - just happy to see this side depicted. shines a light on a subject that isn't really mentioned in BL's or drama's even when they r related to orphanages or adoptions. *************************************************************************************************************************i didn't like how the whole Tawan, Aran Touch issue was dealt with - it was some unnecessary drama - but it made Peach go to Thee & meet his future in-laws. that whole scene was handled well & it was very wholesome & funny - can see where Thee get's his quirkiness from. both his parents turned out to be sweethearts.

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It's a little confusing.

This episode leads with the tragedy of Jin's death and Yun Xiang feeling absolutely crushed emotionally by it. But the whole event was really strange. Why did Yun behave so shell-shocked when the assassins were pursuing he and Jin? Why didn't he do anything? He already should have anticipated everything that was happening yet he acted like a deer-in-the-headlights. It really seemed out of character for Yun Xiang. It's also left a little unclear as to whether Jin really truly is dead. He might be. But he might not be.Despite these questions, the episode is very good. Painful emotional scenes for both Yun and, goodness, poor TinaHu. And lots of plot reveals regarding Prince Fu.

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cute couple

1. On Acting Versatility"Esther Yu once again proves her versatility as an actress; she is able to transform the character of Wei Zhi from a fragile and disappointed person to a fearless woman on a snowboard with such effectiveness."2. On Expression and Emotion"Esther's natural talent shines through in her ability to convey deep emotions through her eyes, making the audience feel every pain and joy her character goes through."3. On Charisma and "Screen Presence""Esther Yu's on-screen charisma is undeniable; she has a unique aura that combines natural cuteness with high professionalism, making every scene in Ski Into Love come alive and captivating."4. On Dedication to Character"Esther's dedication to her art is impressive—from learning challenging skiing techniques to living the intricacies of a manga artist's life, she proves that she is an actress who is deeply committed to quality."5. Overall (General Praise)"Esther Yu is not just a pretty face on screen, but a very talented artist who always manages to exceed fans' expectations in every script she leads."

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