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Irena Kukule

Then I am in the minority with you. I also love happy endings, but I don't mind sad ones either — the main requirement is that the ending is satisfying and makes sense in one way or another. As for this one, I really had made my peace with Huayong being dead and him living in the memories of the people who remembered him. Yes, those scenes where she remembered him or dreamed about him had that bitter taste. Yet, everything that happened after his death was exactly like you said — it all made sense, it was logical and consecutive to everything Huayong did while he was alive — we saw it, we felt it. They didn't have to bring him back just to check off the box for a happy ending. It would have been a happy ending in a sense even if he had stayed dead. At least for me. Other than that, my rating is probably something around 8.3, mostly because of those few plot holes they had, storylines I would have liked them to explore more, and for those few episodes where there was scheme after scheme after scheme and some off-screen solutions, detaching me from the story a bit.