Finally a drama where the characters at least are mature enough to use their mouths to talk and having a proper communication with each other.

I've been watching Chinese dramas for some years and most of the them really have one same problem: lack of communication. I've had enough with the main characters (or main couples) who don't want to share the problem they're facing just for the sake of not being a burden for their loved one(s). But then it ends with a more bigger problem in the later episodes. Like ... y'all are already mature enough to know that communication is the most important thing. Do the scriptwriters really designed their characters as people who don't know how to use their mouth?

I expected the same problem when I first watched this drama. But turned out the way main leads interract with each other are quiet enjoyable. They don't like keeping their burden for themselves, but insteada talking it out. Even when the male lead finds that the FL is with another guy, he doesn't back off and run away, but approaches them straightforwardly. That's what I like about the ML. Go get your girl, else someone would snatch her.

Indeed there were some scenes in the later episodes where the main leads refused to share their problem, thus it affects their relationship. But the following plot is good.

There are also several reasons why I like this drama, including the psychological cases from different characters. Their problems are like everyday's problems the society has always been facing. That's why the plot about therapy and psychological things are interesting to watch.