I shall reiterate thoughts made in my previous review comments on this drama ... In my humble and genuine opinion, this is an excellent and charming drama, lively and captivating, at times funny with superb acting from the whole cast, particularly from the two leads, well played, convincingly sweet and believable, conveying their gradual growing fondness for each other as the drama develops, depicting a high degree of maturity and wisdom while maintaining some annoying naivety and innocence for their respective age as indicated on this drama which aptly exemplified the qualities of the actors' abilities and skills which is what we should be looking for (NOT the individual actors' actual age). Whilst there are some shortcomings and gaps in the story ... for example, what happened to Wu Chuchu's little brother? Although there were passing comments made on the 'intentions' of finding and uniting Wu Chuchu with her little brother, this was not followed up explicitly ... However, with that said, this on the whole is a most captivating drama, portraying a certain historical period that holds the viewers' interest, at the same time epitomising a clear line between inherent good, honour, and a sense of pride, against bad and evil. An uplifting drama that is well made, well acted, and certainly well deserving of an honest unbiased review ... Exceptionally outstanding and the most enjoyable entertainment and rewatch-able value.