One thing’s for sure, I will NEVER trust MDL’s ratings! This drama is genuinely so good that I’m already on my 6th rewatch, and I still enjoy it just as much as the first time. Yes, I do agree that there were moments when the villain got more screen time than necessary, and honestly, some of that time could have been given to the main's romance. But at the same time, I think that’s also what makes this drama stand out. It’s not your typical idol drama that revolves almost entirely around the romance just to keep the audience hooked. There’s actually a lot more going on beyond the love story, and I appreciate that the drama took the time to develop its conflicts, characters, and overall plot. MDL’s rating really doesn’t do this drama justice. If anything, I’d say give it a chance and judge it for yourself, because this is one of those dramas where the rating can be seriously misleading.
Every passing day, anxiety fills me up knowing that the end is approaching... I know I'm going to binge watch this multiple times after its finale, but Jingyi and Weilong as Miaojing and Chenyi have become such a huge part of my life these past few weeks. Their chemistry just gets me, and every day I'm thankful that these two were cast for this angsty drama.
It's so rare to find a pairing where every glance, every silence, and every emotional scene feels so natural that you completely forget you're watching actors. They didn't just portray Miaojing and Chenyi, they became them. They made me laugh, ache, scream, and hope alongside every episode.
I'm really not ready to say goodbye to this story or to these characters. No matter how it ends, this drama is definitely going to leave a space that won't be easy to fill. Here's hoping the finale gives Miaojing and Chenyi the ending they've fought so hard for, because they've already given us a love story I'll never forget.
I am from SEA and I felt nothing about his remark. It's not discriminating or derogatory at all. Funny how it…
I am also from SEA and I can say different people will interpret the same comment in different ways. While it’s true that humans from different regions can have certain physical traits due to evolution, the issue isn’t really about biology, it’s about how those traits are talked about in public. When comments generalize how a group “looks,” even casually, they can come across as stereotyping to others, especially in a global audience. So even if some people aren’t offended, it’s understandable why others might be.
In the first place, why did he even feel the need to say something like that? It didn’t add anything meaningful to the moment, and instead it opened the door to misunderstanding and offense. Comments like that often come from casual, unfiltered thinking, but when you’re in the public eye, especially on a famous variety show, there’s a responsibility to be more mindful. Sometimes, it’s not just about intent, but about recognizing when something is unnecessary to say in the first place.
It's so rare to find a pairing where every glance, every silence, and every emotional scene feels so natural that you completely forget you're watching actors. They didn't just portray Miaojing and Chenyi, they became them. They made me laugh, ache, scream, and hope alongside every episode.
I'm really not ready to say goodbye to this story or to these characters. No matter how it ends, this drama is definitely going to leave a space that won't be easy to fill. Here's hoping the finale gives Miaojing and Chenyi the ending they've fought so hard for, because they've already given us a love story I'll never forget.
"but bad boys bring heaven to you" - Chen Yi