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The First Frost - MyDramaList "The First Frost" is a modern romance drama adaptation of the novel titled "Nan Hong" which means "Hard To Coax", written by a well-known author, Zhu Yi It focuses on the romantic tale between Sang Yan and his high school deskmate, Wen Yi Fan
The First Frost Reviews - MyDramaList "The First Frost" is a modern romance drama adaptation of the novel titled "Nan Hong" which means "Hard To Coax", written by a well-known author, Zhu Yi It focuses on the romantic tale between Sang Yan and his high school deskmate, Wen Yi Fan
The First Frost Episode 1 - MyDramaList The cinematography in this first episode is masterfully done I could feel Wen Yifan's loneliness: The tiny home filled with people she hardly knows, the voices behind the closed door of her bedroom as she stares out the window while petting her cat in a daze, watching the train pass on the rails above
The First Frost Chinese Drama Review (2025) | ronnie091 At first, it's strange to see a character like her choose to be a journalist because she isn't naturally aggressive or assertive like most journalists are As the show progresses she explains why she loves her field so much and it's because she can help people like her through telling their stories
The First Frost Recommendations - MyDramaList Both dramas are adapted from literary works – "The Best Thing" is based on Sheng Li's novel "Loving You is the Best Thing I Have Done," while "The First Frost" is adapted from Zhu Yi's web novel "First Frost"
The First Frost Reviews #2 - MyDramaList The core of The First Frost lies in how it explores healing not as a grand moment of catharsis, but as a slow, often painful, and deeply personal process Wen Yifan’s trauma is not something love instantly cures, and Sang Yan’s devotion is never about "fixing" her