Bluekitchen

Same vibes. I only got to episode 10 by running it in the background while I did the treadmill. Am I missing something? All my friends lvoed this, lol.

THIS CAST. Does anyone know if it will air on Netflix, Viki etc?

Loved it even more than season 1! Hope they do a third season.

Ep 3 left me dehydrated. Heartbroken but I kind of expected this, story-wise. But that didn't make it hurt any less.

Agree!

The moms are adorable.

This show! The acting in episode 3 -- from both the kids and the HS versions -- is just amazing. And the vulnerability in Nan Xi's eyes! I also love how he bows his head so she can ruffle his hair.

I normally hate the "we met when we were small kids" trope but it's just perfect here. I'm on episode 6 and have such high hopes, please don't break my heart Show.

Love the scene from Ep 12, when the mentor (talking about noble idiocy) said: "Even if I did it for her own good, I took away her right to love someone properly." So real!

And another gush (because I am such a proud auntie): the cast, despite beingg so young, are just nailing their roles. The ML barely made an impression on me in Falling Into Your Smile, but he was just perfectly shy, awkward and sincere in this show. Only goes to show that given the right script, and direction, young actors can really own the character! Oh, these puppies! I want to pinch everyone's cheeks and put them in my pocket.

OMG this show is pure happiness. When you feel more happy and giddy watching them hold hands for the first time, than shows with scenes with heavy skinship. I want to be young and fall in love for the first time again, waaah.

"Grandma's place was small, but it could fit our entire childhood." 😭 The scriptwriter is slaying it with these simple lines.

Such a sweet, happy show with lovable characters. I wished more of the 16-episode kdramas had this vibe.

Ikr? I wished those Eps had focused on them telling their family and adjusting to their new relationship

I still don't see any good reason for the last 2 episodes. Should've ended at episode 12.

If you just want a standard romcom, stop at episode 12.

Can someone spoil me with synopsis of ep 11, because judging from comments I should just skip that episode and go wait for the final instead, if only for my mental health 😄

My thoughts exactly. They both have their own condos, plus mobile phones where they can message to meet somewhere private. Half the plot problems would've been solved just by following standard workplace etiquette 🙄 it makes the whole "genius, driven CEO with high professionals standards" less believable

Chemistry is amazing but ... There was do much lying and deception I can't completely get into the romance. The Annabelle comment, esp given the context of that conversation, was downright cruel and not well addressed later on.

thank you!

Please spoil me -- what episode does he find out/confirm that he's the Dad?