Not the succulents betraying Ryo and favoring Haruto 🤣
Ugh, I really love everything about this series from Ryo being a cute cringefail husband to Haruto playing with fire, because I can already tell he's gonna fall for Ryo for real. My only complaint is that the episodes are too short, I need more!
This series kind of reminds me of those 80s romance novels with the half naked viking/pirate/knight and the sparsely dressed heroine on the covers XD But hey, sometimes you need to turn off your brain and enjoy a cliché romance story. This is the perfect series for it!
I have a slight suspicion that AF might be related to Day from Love Syndrome lol (gotta love Yeonim and her fucked up unhinged characters 💕) But I guess next episode we'll get a little break from all the stalking and drama while the boys enjoy their trip to Phuket :)
I'm fairly sure that all of them are already dead. They died during the car crash. They said it themselves: They're stuck in the same loop and can only go where they've already gone before. If they try to go somewhere else, they always end up back at the house. That's not really something that happens to living people. I'd instead associate such a time loop with a spirit who is unable to let go, maybe because they died very suddenly. Then we have the strange weather: It was dark outside and raining when they tried to leave the house via car. While they drove it was suddenly daylight again, but you could still hear the thunder when they were back at the house. And in the morning when they have breakfast outside there is no trace of a thunder storm.
As for Mas and his siblings (and mother/step mother (?) in that locked room): The book that Khen found in the library said they left for England together with the dad, but what if the dad killed them and their ghosts are stuck in the house as well? In any case they must've died before they had a chance to go to England, otherwise it wouldn't make any sense for their ghosts to be there.
So in conclusion: If I'm right then we've got a ghost who's currently haunting another ghost lol
The beginning was good, but sadly it fell a bit flat in later episodes. In the end we had them as a couple for like 1 minute and that was it. I don't mind a slow burn story, but I want a proper reward for sitting around for so long and waiting for the protagonists to finally end up together. I don't really feel rewarded with this one.
So... I've just now realized that I've been watching the cut version this whole time 😭 I really don't get why they keep doing this. Why have a cut, uncut and then directors super special cut version? Just give me the whole series as one version jfc
Now I have to watch the whole thing again and see if I've missed anything ah...
Oh really? I think the only plot is annoying friends being annoying and nosy. I mean everyone. All they can talk…
I'm kind of thinking it's the whole Covid situation maybe. They're mostly stuck inside, watching or taking part in live streams all day long. So naturally they'd focus on their friends relationships to distract themselves and have something exciting to think about that has nothing to do with the pandemic. Or they're just a nosy bunch in general lol
I find the second couple more interesting as well. But maybe that's because I really adore Tiger.
I wasn't going to give this show a chance based on the ratings and boy am I glad I ignored that. This rating is…
The acting really isn't too bad. I've seen series that were rated 8+ with much worse acting. So I'm pleasantly surprised with this one :)
And about the Covid plot: If I remember correctly, then Yeonim (the author) wrote this novel during the pandemic. She got inspired by experiences her two younger siblings made, who were probably still uni students at the time. Live in Love is kind of a side project of Yeonim's that she wrote while not working on the Love Syndrome Universe novels.
I'm actually surprised that such a simple plot can be so engaging. I like the color coding of the characters and the conversations are quite realistic (thank god they're not cringe or too cheesy). I think it's the perfect show you can watch to relax :3
On a side note: Can Gina and Khing kiss already? They should forget about the boys and just date each other tbh
Ugh, I really love everything about this series from Ryo being a cute cringefail husband to Haruto playing with fire, because I can already tell he's gonna fall for Ryo for real. My only complaint is that the episodes are too short, I need more!
Very well done!
But I guess next episode we'll get a little break from all the stalking and drama while the boys enjoy their trip to Phuket :)
As for Mas and his siblings (and mother/step mother (?) in that locked room): The book that Khen found in the library said they left for England together with the dad, but what if the dad killed them and their ghosts are stuck in the house as well? In any case they must've died before they had a chance to go to England, otherwise it wouldn't make any sense for their ghosts to be there.
So in conclusion: If I'm right then we've got a ghost who's currently haunting another ghost lol
And this whole time I've been wondering why the relationship between Shan and Ob-un hasn't really progressed. Turs out it has and I've missed it 😭
I really don't get why they keep doing this. Why have a cut, uncut and then directors super special cut version? Just give me the whole series as one version jfc
Now I have to watch the whole thing again and see if I've missed anything ah...
I find the second couple more interesting as well. But maybe that's because I really adore Tiger.
And about the Covid plot: If I remember correctly, then Yeonim (the author) wrote this novel during the pandemic. She got inspired by experiences her two younger siblings made, who were probably still uni students at the time. Live in Love is kind of a side project of Yeonim's that she wrote while not working on the Love Syndrome Universe novels.
On a side note: Can Gina and Khing kiss already? They should forget about the boys and just date each other tbh