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If that eye twitch when he was having flashbacks mid-interview wasn't voluntary, then I'm glad they kept the shot. Amazing timing lol. If it was voluntary then holy crap how.

Fair enough. I thought it was realistic but terrible for the story because it's like they baited the audience and then didn't follow through. Although at that point I would say that regardless of whether or not her pregnancy was a lie or misunderstanding, KeHuan had already fallout out of love with ZiYuan. And in real life, there's a lot of misunderstandings that we might never come to resolve or find the truth about. So I just kind of justified it as them trying to convey the point that their relationship was over and beyond the point of "our only problem is this pregnancy fiasco and talking it over will fix things."

Ahhhhhh

Oh question: is it just me or did every date in Chen Yun Ru's diary read 1987 (87/month/day) ?

I really really liked this drama. The only thing I found tacky was the memory "deletion" scenes, but eh, it conveyed what it was aiming for. I personally would have preferred if they showed a series of memories from different time loops from a third person point of view with missing components as though the scenes were originally like that (i.e., an empty flat, a different photo of MoJunJie and LiZiWei in place of the one with the three of them, ChenYunRu's tidy room with a family photo instead maybe). Basically anything that makes it seem like the characters are have no awareness of the deletion, and are rather left with memories of a vague dream that they soon forget almost as soon as they are aware of it (which part of LiZiWei's deletion sequence kind of did). Idk why I'm even writing this, but yah.

Nope. But you might wonder why a random long-distance couple keeps making cameos in the first couple episodes (I would watch the prequels for them, they're so cute).

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Hahaha, agreed. I big part of the appeal in Asian dramas for me is their one-and-done deal.

I'm only on ep 11, but they were engaged since childhood and grew up together with the main lead. Mostly them liking each other but not knowing how to approach each other and other people helping the ship sail. Apparently this couple didn't exist in the novel. And I read some spoilers and apparently they probably won't end up together? Idk, I'm not sure if I want to watch on specifically for that reason.

Yaaaaasss~

Literally just google "[drama name] eng sub" and several should pop up, like newasiantv and whatnot. If you search reddit, someone made a site that streams dramas as well.

The acting isn't all that great, but I find that somehow endearing lol. At this point, I'm watching it for the CGI and the world building. It's like a really high production high school drama play. So cute.

Uh...Itazura na kiss is originally Japanese...

I'm okay with the ones on Love Catcher because the whole idea of the show is that it's a game. I don't mind Heart Signal's panel--they got me into this whole romance reality TV stuff. XD

I like to think that it's him also thinking of his "friendship" with Haru. Despite everything that's happened, he probably feels some sort of melancholy/nostalgia from losing a fellow character who is self-aware.

English translation is on Mangadex (July Found By Chance). If you copy/paste/Google its Korean title, the raws should pop up as one of the first links.

I thought the webtoon finished...based on the Korean version...I think the English translation is only about 7 chapters behind?

Lol at the minor inconsistency of Haru's hand at the end of ep 20.

I wish they didn't add hosts...