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Go Go Squid!
5 people found this review helpful
Aug 2, 2019
41 of 41 episodes seen
Completed 0
Overall 9.5
Story 8.5
Acting/Cast 9.0
Music 9.5
Rewatch Value 9.5
This show isn't perfect. There are things I like and dislike about it. However, thanks to our couple, HSY and Tong Nian, I made it through the end. This is one of my drama crack this year, and I'm thankful for all the laugh and embarrassing moments they gave me giggling alone in front of my laptop.

Thanks Li Xian and Yang Zi for bringing out this pure and fluffy chemistry to screen. And to all the side characters, esp the K&K boys, you guys are the scene stealers and you know that.

Go Go Squid! jiayou!
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Well-Intended Love
7 people found this review helpful
May 29, 2019
20 of 20 episodes seen
Completed 1
Overall 7.5
Story 5.0
Acting/Cast 6.5
Music 6.5
Rewatch Value 5.0
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a few friends of mine recommended me to watch this show, but I was too packed while it was still airing. Only until it's available on Netflix, so I decided to give a try.

Story: I feel like this was written by a k-drama fan from 10 years ago. It contains every cliche, drama troupes that are so predictable. The only unpredictable thing is the twist in ep10, but I was spoiled about it before I started so I wasn't surprised. After finishing all the 20 eps, I feel like I wasted my times and I should have dropped since ep 12 or something.

Acting: Terrible. The female lead was reading her script. Even though I have seen worse, but I would be still disappointed in her acting. Everyone else is just as bad. Xu Kai Cheng's acting is mediocre.

Character Writing: This is probably the most crucial part of my impression on this show. The writing is so thoughtless and I cannot believe people thinks it's okay to do this. Even though, the male lead got better from the last half of the show, but I still cannot wholeheartedly accept this kind of character writing. I told my friend that I was watching a chinese version of Fifty Shades of Grey just because the male lead is a control freak just like Christian Grey (that's also one of the thing I cannot get into the Fifty Shades of Grey's bandwagon). The relationship isn't okay. It's very abusive. He's very domineering. He keeps asking her something in exchange, even if you can tell from the female lead that she was very hesitated and she keeps backing down. But he keeps insisting.

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It's Okay, That's Love
2 people found this review helpful
Mar 12, 2018
16 of 16 episodes seen
Completed 0
Overall 10
Story 9.0
Acting/Cast 10
Music 10
Rewatch Value 10
I just rewatched it for the 438593485th times, and I still fell in love in it all over again. Jang Jae Yeol and Ji Hye Soo remains the best onscreen couple of all times to me. They make us laugh at their fight, they make us giggle with their love remarks and flirting, they make us cry with their emotional scenes, I cannot express how much I love these two. 4 years and counting, and I still hope that they like each other and become couple in real life. They just look good together.

And, Jo In Sung needs to pick up new works quickly, i'm dying of waiting for him to be on drama screen again. Stop hiding your handsome face, it's not fair for us. Gong Hyo Jin already picked two dramas after It's Okay, That's Love.

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