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I think it's time for my favorite trope: break up and reunite after a couple of years, ideally after they've matured enough to trust each other. And of course after they overcome the obstacles that keep them from being together: Zhi Tao's insecurities and Nian's mouth.

I wish I didn't care eighter 😓 when It comes to Esther Yu, there are times when she goes really heavy on the "cute/sweet voice" and that's when I can't really stand it. But not always, it also depends on the character she's portraing.

Unfortunately my ear picks up on it right away and my brain just can’t stand it. I honestly don’t know why. Sometimes (fortunately, not always) it completely ruins the experience for me, especially when it’s really noticeable. It happened with Revenged Love, I couldn’t bring myself to watch it because of the dubbing, while everyone was loving it 😭

For anyone who cares, it's not dubbed

This is the kind of romance I find hot only in fiction, mostly because I find Jing Bo Ran sooo sexy and because I think they have amazing chemistry. If I ever met someone like Luan Nian in real life, I’d tell him to go to hell immediately. The way he always manages to put her down whenever she does something he doesn’t like makes me want to slap him. He’s so petty and childish.

I also find him a little too oblivious sometimes, like when he doesn’t understand why she wants to keep their relationship a secret, or when he can’t seem to grasp that she might feel jealous of his childhood friend.

I’m just waiting for the moment he comes crawling back after she rejects him for the umpteenth time.

Of course, he’s not the only one to blame for the problems in their relationship. I also think Shang Zhi Tao needs to be more straightforward about her actions and feelings.

We know they’re going to keep their relationship a secret for at least six years, as we were told at the beginning of the first few episodes, which makes me think it’s going to be a while before they’re able to communicate with each other in a more rational and healthy way.

Anyway, I still find the show entertaining enough that I look forward to every new episode.

I’m not the type of watcher who blames the writer for the death of a character, not every story has to be rainbows and sunshine, she did great until now so I'm sure there’s a meaning behind this choice.
I just want to say that everyone did a great job. I don’t cry easily, the acting was really superb. This might be one of my favorite series and I don’t think the last episodes are going to change that.

But I’m dreading the next episode. Chang Yang can’t go back to hunting school and leave Qing Lang like that. Everyone is going to be a mess.

Well, yesterday I was thinking it was time for a rewatch from episode one. I'm going to add uncut scenes, reactions and behind the scenes for a more complete experience. Problem is I’m going to cry everytime see Tian Tian 😭

It took me 24 episodes to realise that the main actor was the ml in My Fated Boy. His face started to look familiar when he started to smile more, which I think it’s proof that he’s a great actor.

Anyways, it was a good show, I had to skip many scenes (like the fighting and car racing ones, well or badly made my brain just can’t stand them) but the romance side was really enjoyable to me. I would recommend it.

Ngl, I recently watched 180 degree again because I thought I imagined how great his performance was. He seemed like a different actor. He acted more natural, in my opinion. I guess he's doing the lakorn style of acting in this one and in fourever you? I don't know...

I love starting a new show knowing nothing about it! When I saw Hsia En I thought "wait, isn't that...? It can't be, he's Taiwanese, this is a Thai show... Wait, that's really him!" 😳

Surprisingly my brain doesn't cringe when the mcs interact speaking three different languages. I think they did a good job for now, we'll see next episode.

Also, Tontae is 37? What?? He seemed a bit older then the other actors to me but I wouldn't have never imagined he was that much older. How old is his character supposed to be?

So, who's the stubborn between the two? 🤔

I just came here to say that I'm ready for next episode but I had to say something about the comments. They are hilarious. The episodes was too fast paced VS it was too slow. The acting was soo good VS they can't act. The cinematography was Oscar worthy VS it was cheap. The English was good VS where's the British accent. The fighting scenes were amazing VS they could have been choreographed better.

It's clear we all perceive things differently. It's the proof that there's not right opinion about art. There's what we like and what we don't like. Getting mad about someone else opinion is useless. And telling someone they can't criticize the show is unfair.

I'm not saying there are not trolls among us, but their whole purpose is to rile the fans up. Why would you give them that satisfaction. The best way to fight them is to not interact. I just block them and move on.

Ok, I'm done. I know it's going to be the same next week but I had to say something.

For me, it would be more satisfying if Akin did the beating 🤬

Wait, is Johnny part of the second couple? Or third, I don't know what's happening with Jade. Does it mean they are going to redeem him somehow? Honestly I don't know if I can ever see him in a positive light. I'll keep watching, of course, but I don't know if I'm going to root for them at all. We'll see.

Right? Like he's so innocent. He should remember what happened at the end of episode 3/beginning of episode 4. He didn't go as far as Johnny but he definitely played with the fact that Akin was too drunk to remember.

I thought Jin was a little smarter and understood what Johnny really did. Instead we got the usual victim blaming. Poor Akin 😭 I hope they actually talk about the SA. I know Johnny is not going to jail, because it never happens in dramas, but at least he deserves a good beating 😡

MarkTong 🤝 ThamePo. Make zero effort to hide their relationship and get surprised when someone finds out. How are the friends still unaware? 🤦🏻‍♀️

I don't care how it ends. It was such a fun (and painful) ride. I hate cringing and feeling secondhand embarrassment with a passion but this show kept me glued to the screen. The actors did such a good job, really.
My only problem is that I never going to watch it again, once is enough, thank you. 😅

I guess he didn't expect he would cut his arm open? I definitely did not wtf

I need to know Jaemin's backstory. How did he become such a controlling psycho?

It doesn't matter if he was the one who kissed Sunghyeon first. He was so drunk he couldn't tell who he was kissing. Sunghyeon knew how drunk he was but got mad at him anyway because he called him Jaemin. How is Daon fault?

Drunk kisses are something that I see people complain about everywhere, in any kind of drama.