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same..

hahahha i saw your despair in an earlier comment and figured i should help you out

wups sorry it's "Touch Me Like You Lied", with the mature scenes

are you sure you're not referring to the ML's other upcoming drama haha ("Purple Dahlia")?

i don't remember seeing any mature teasers haha

The chemistry really picked up in eps 9 and 10! Whew I was worried for a sec

Hi!!!

Oh thank god they didn’t do this for the drama

Agreeeee

Eh I’m used to it. Score is always stupidly low first couple days then it eventually goes back up to a more fair score 🤷🏻‍♀️

Ima be mad if it stays low tho lol

Haters, I think

Pleasantly surprised at how good it is! Not a sports fan and not usually a fan of ensemble dramas (especially boys’ lives in hs???) but it’s quite touching & has nice youthful vibes.

I'm guessing she will going forward, since she left her old agency and has a lot more freedom to choose her own scripts now. The drama she just finished filming also has a mature voice

Yeah I think you put it well. Everyone’s interactions are fairly in line with reality haha!

Also random, but I like how the writer / director put together the scenes where he steps in to help her — she was doing alright on her own but he always steps in and makes things easier. So far, they’re crafting some nice “knight in shiny armor” scenes without sacrificing her independence / intelligence which I really appreciate

Not sure why but the leads’ acting and characterizations feel like a breath of fresh air. Maybe cuz even when the ML is down bad, you can see him still retaining his original cold personality instead of turning into a goofy giggly 16 year old. FL is great too, trying to figure out modern day life in a fairly logical way. It’s nice to see them acting (as opposed to overacting and calling that comedy)

LOL i'm cracking up at ep36 -- show went meta, poking fun of twitter / weibo wars between solo and cp stans

i think the show's strength is in the emotions it evokes. it takes its time to build up the relationships / comradery between everyone, giving the story a lot of depth. while the plot isn't as strong (but i think still one of the better ones out of the recent shows), it's still a very enjoyable watch. you can tell the director put in a lot of effort into every scene, with all the little details, small actions happening in the background. all the actors did well too, there were no weak links :)

It's a bit of a difficult watch for me, as I don't understand why he doesn't just distance himself from that group. He's a thorn to them, and their attitude is toxic to his mental health. Wouldn't it be better for everyone if he just left? It's not like they're providing him any help in the film industry either.

I'm not hating btw. I just truly don't understand the premise

not Arthur Chen's character yet again casually sleeping with his FL within the first ~5 (?) episodes hahaha (looking at you, Sima Jiao)

im just glad the humor is slightly more nuanced vs some of the other slapstick ones haha