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Thanks. Found the translator and the book.

Is it? I searched "Red Threads" as well as "UWMA"/"Until We Meet Again" through the Wattpad search and couldn't find it. IDK what the translator's username is so IDK how to find their page. Can you please link me?

I think it's because of the actor. IK a few people who feel the same as you i.e they feel Earth's acting is a bit too overbearing.

On another note, where can I read this? The translation on Wattpad is not available anymore. Is it uploaded anywhere else?

I have no idea what people are saying tbh Korn-In has no chemistry in my eyes. Every time the two comes on I end up fast-forwarding. I like the actors especially Nine but the couple is simply not doing it for me. On the contrary Dean-Pharm couple makes me giggle like a fangirl.

I don't mind the slow pacing of the show, I actually love the interactions. But I wonder if there'll be a S2. 4 episodes is not enough to cover the rest of the book and I would hate for this to end in a cliffhanger. Usually BL shows have annoying cringy female characters but Mannow and Del are such mood. Team-Win couple is a wasted potential, but I don't even mind since the main couple has a much more interesting premise + I'm not feeling ANYTHING from the two. Like the chemistry is even more non existent than Korn-In.

The synopsis is so wacky lmao I smell incest.

Watched till ep 10 and still didn't feel the hype and dropped it.

IKFR?? I was shocked to see he's 25. He looks 10 years younger lmao

Well then you've never seen any Hollywood teen movie where almost every high schoolers are played by people in their mid-late 20s.

I finished it years ago. It's the sole reason I started this.

Watched it on Netflix just today. It was good. Although the cliffhanger ending did not impress me considering we might never get a sequel smh I hope there's a sequel though. It's so hard to believe Roy Chiu's 38, gosh he looks like he's in mid 20s.

I find her cute too.

And omg yes! The Nationals in the anime/manga is jam packed with amazing matches. And we finally would get to see the true potential of all the Yu Qing (Seigaku in the anime) players at the Nationals.

Don't watch Where Stars Land. Trust me, Rowoon's one of the only good things about it. The main FL is soo badly written, she's the typical impulsive, rash, "act first, think last" type of character and when everything turns sour she blames the ML and others /ends rant

He's a complete bias wrecker yep. I actually first saw him in the variety show called Weekend Playlist and that's when my obsession started xD I cannot wait for more work from him. And I don't want him to solely focus on acting, I wish to hear him sing often too. He has a gorgeous voice, just the kind of voice that makes you swoon.

The Prince of Tennis anime.

Honestly there's no romance even in the original anime series. It's just one sided.

The original 2Moons show was mediocre and terribly paced. This is like thousand times better and in every aspect too. Anyone who still believes the original is better is being a biased nincompoop tbh The only reason to like that version would be the cast.

So incredibly boring. Slow, badly paced and soo mediocrely written. Some of the characters are so annoying and for a show with such a big cast, it doesn't use any of them properly. Bass' character is especially turning my experience sour and I would've been happier if they left him out. The only reason to watch this right now would be Kimmon and Green but even they were severely underused. Not impressed. Dropped it.

Way better than expected. The production quality is really good. The matches are choreographed really well and bar the dramatics, the matches feel like real tennis matches. Way better than the older adaptation (which were cringy). This deserve a place in one of the better anime to live-action adaptation list. I went in expecting not much but was warmly surprised by its quality. It's very faithful to the original series and besides the changes in names and places to fix the Chinese appearance it wasn't any different from the manga/anime. Also a high point of the show was the portrayal, the kid who played Ryoma (Lu Xia) was very on point. The calm, aloof expression and the monotonous way of speaking. Really good. While 40 episodes MAY seem long, but it's actually really well paced. You won't even notice the time.

Also the Li Na's surprise appearance had me shook. I didn't know she'd make an appearance. As someone who played tennis during school days and still follow the sport intensely, I loved this.

No. It's just the S1-2 adaptation of the original anime/manga.

@Jaylan If you just wanna watch KSH, you can directly skip to S2. The two seasons don't have continuity so you'll be fine lol