Very good

I've watched this twice. Once YEARS ago, but I didn't know if I remembered anything, so I rewatched it. To my surprise, I remembered literally everything, so I'd say this is a story that sticks. 

Really cute, but I wanted it to be longer to really flesh out the relationship both before and after they get together.

Good, but Stay With Me will always be the one I prefer to rewatch.

Bromance is trying to be a romance. They tap danced on the line.

The adults are so stupid. I also wanted more romance in the romance. The actors have great chemistry. 

Pacing is super slow, and I wanted answers for what happened with the supporting cast of the other universe and with Tun & Tess's relationship. I like how they handled the body swapping mechanics. 

Heartbreaking ending, if I ever rewatch, I probably won't watch the last 2 episodes. Fuck the way this ended! I was not ready to cry my eyes out!

It was a bit cringy in the beginning, but the last 2 episodes had me silently crying consistently.  First is a phenomenal actor.

This made me remember how it was when I first fell in love, and how awkward and overwhelming it could be. My chest hurt so much for Oh. Such an emotional series.

I'm happy they got back together in the end, but the thing I hate most is cheating, and all I'll say is; Oh is a stronger person than me. Not as emotional as I told Sunset about You, but still impactful. PP Krit's acting is great.

Super cute & good chemistry between all the characters. I also really liked the straight couple. Also, that first hand holding scene was so well shot that I watched it multiple times.

I like this series, but I wanted more of some things and less of others. In the first 9 episodes, I have no complaints. After that, everything felt too serious without giving us enough time to sit in those moments, like the breakup, the family problems, and the jail time. We spent so little time in those moments that they had very little emotional impact on me. 

Khaotung is one of my new favorite actors. Loved him in this so much. This series has some problems, but I feel like some of them are blown out of proportion & the series deserves a chance.

The romance burned so slow that the characters didn't kiss until the final episode after being apart for 2 years. This would have annoyed me more, but everything was just so well done that it didn't bother me as much as I expected.

I would have loved for the "fake dating"/ "Teaching" aspect of the show to last longer, but they did a good job of making it feel like it was because of Tuo's impatience, not because of time constraints. 

I liked all the female characters (this is rare) & even the F/F relationship (this is rarer).  

The plot turned out to be surprisingly interesting, and it left me with a lot of questions that I will never get answers to.  I would be very interested to see more drama's with a plot like this.

They did a great job with the ghost effects and the directing of the actors and extras.  All the actors did a fantastic job & I cried quite a bit in the last episode. This is the first series I've watched where I've wanted to watch BTS content, but sadly there wasn't any. I'd be interested in watching a sequel to this as well, if one were ever to come out. 

So cringy it was funny, it was a fun watch. The final episode felt very rushed & some things just didn't make sense, especially Thi having to go to college twice.

Great acting, especially on Forth and Gemini's part. Most of their communication is through sign language because Gemini's character is deaf, and it's so well done. I did feel robbed about Frist and Khaotung's characters, Gaipa & Alan, because we get to see the beginning of something there, and that's it. I would love it if we got a sequel focusing on them.

My only problem with the story was Mhok crossing the employer/employee line. Otherwise, the acting and story were great & it's a great show to raise awareness. My aunt had the same eye condition, but it only affected one of her eyes. 

I loved the setting, the actors, & the plot. I grew up on a farm, so I also feel a deeper connection to the story because of that. I did feel like we didn't get enough time to develop some of the characters and a couple of plot points, but overall it was good.

Very cute. If it didn't have me smiling, it had me crying. Acting, plot, OST, and pacing were great.

Pacing was great considering the length of the episodes. So much would happen each episode, and the subject matter was heavy, so I left alot of episodes feeling exhausted. They handled the subject matter really well, and they did a great job of creating a movie inside the series.

Acting was really good.

Thankfully, not an actual haram drama. It would have been VERY interesting if it had taken that turn since it was a love square with a green, a red, and a black flag. 

Not much in the way of plot since it focuses on the relationships, but that acting was really good, and it kept my attention the whole time.  I would have liked to have seen the when and why they were so obsessed with Daon, though. I felt like the explanation that we got wasn't enough.

We don't really get enough of Off/Gun being in a relationship; the story seemed to focus more on the work aspects and the second couple. I hated the cheating with a passion, especially since it didn't need to happen. Ba-Mhee should have taken the time to think about herself and talked to Tae instead of doing what she did. (Tae is also at fault, and so is Judy).

Everything else: plot, production, acting, etc. I really enjoyed it. I really liked Poon's acting in this, and I thought he and View had great chemistry.

This was all around a solid show with a lot of production value, even though the CGI was sometimes something I would expect from a Winx Club live action.

Great acting and singing. I love Nunew's voice, and JJ really surprised me.

The side couples weren't given enough screen time, especially Calvin and Jay.

The big reveal wasn't that big of a surprise, but I do like the way they handled it.

P.S. I will never look at a paintbrush the same way again . . .

Great acting, and the story is different from what I've seen. I really loved Chu's fashion and hair. The only downside is that the plot is a bit predictable, and the villains feel one-dimensional.

Great acting, story, and production. The only real negative for me was that I wish I hadn't been able to tell who was behind the attempts on Thap's life in episode 2. At least it was obvious to Thap and Ton as well, so it felt less like a plot weakness and more like a situation where the characters have a high emotional intelligence, which seems to be lacking in a lot of series.

Would be on my recommended or rewatch list, but a couple of episodes almost reach the 2-hour mark. Those episodes could have easily been split up.

CGI, make-up, acting, production, and plot were all great. The script had a couple of moments that made me question the character's thought process and some of the stupid decisions they made, but it was otherwise good. Resolution was good.

I was still left with a few unanswered questions, and even though the series was good, it left me feeling tired and just glad to have finished it, which is why I didn't rate it higher.

This was a messy series full of kissing, sex, alcohol, drugs, and relationship drama.

This series left a few loose ends in my opinion, and, to me, Mew and Top didn't have enough personality for the main roles, but the show is worth watching for the messy drama. It wasn't as stressful as people made it out to be, but I watched it almost 3 years after it was aired.

Khaotung, First, and Mark really brought their characters to life. Khaotung's eyes are lethal; this is probably when the voices in First's head started. Neo must have been having the time of his life with this role. I think he literally made out with half the male cast. Honestly, the others weren't far behind; all of them kissed 3-4 different people.

This was a very tame version of Only Friends. Had very little kissing, almost no sex (and it didn't show nearly as much as OF), and no drug use. It had alcohol and half the amount of drama.

I wasn't stressed at any point in the series, and I honestly didn't care about Arnold & Tua (hate his name, it sounds like you're spitting) and cared very little about Jack & Dean. In episodes 7-8 & 11-12, I didn't even give Arnold & Tua half my attention because it was simply uninteresting.

I was 100% invested in Rome and Raffy's story. They honestly didn't get enough screen time.

Like OF the series focused on the drama and didn't really care about building up character backstories or just dropping characters. To me, things with Pete just kind of resolved themselves in a lackluster way, and in both series, there are issues with at least one character's parent that are just never resolved; In OF, it was Ray, and in this one, it's Raffy.

Was the story lacking in giving us past context and the character building of Zefang? Yes. Did it hinder my enjoyment? Very little, I was mostly just left wanting more so I could fully understand Zefang's actions. Would I rewatch this series or a sequel? Yes and Yes. I was very reluctant to watch this series at first because I didn't think they could make the relationship work out given the age gap, or make me believe that the grandson would really just decide to move on when he has his whole life ahead of him. Somehow, they made it work.