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That'd be too obvious though.

What has she done that's crazy and demented? She's happy and she's not hurting anyone else. How is that a bad thing? If she spent all her free time on knitting and buying knitting supplies and watching knitting tutorials would it be crazy and demented?

Please rest. There is exaggeration and there's whatever this comment is.

Lost all interest after ep 7. Been struggling to watch ep 8 for days but I'm just going to give up and drop it. It had so much promise and they botched the ending.

They got their popular actor friends to make cameos. That's all there is to that last scene. We see it all the time in K-dramas. Something to make viewers a little happy.

Very warm drama.

I'm not a fan of disaster movies but watched this for Da-mi and the sci-fi tag. And boy was I pleasantly surprised by the twist in the middle. It's a pretty straightforward movie and self-explanatory for the most part. The rating isn't reflective of the quality of the move but the annoyance of people who wanted a disaster movie from start to finish.

Could have been without a kiss and I'd have loved it just as much so the nature of the kiss doesn't matter to me at all. This was such a good show. Consistent tone all through, lovely characters, beautiful leads. Very much worth the watch.

His cute wristband that had his initial and that of the person he was likely taking the picture for?

Like many other things, romance is defined by hetero western standards. Because if you ask anyone who says there isn't enough romance in this film what they mean, I bet you the things they list will be based on those standards. In which case they'd be right. However this is a queer film based on a manga series. Completely different standards.

My first grouse with this is how bland all the minor characters were. They were good for exposition but that's about it. Funny enough the only minor characters who stood out to me were the journalists. Everyone one else just felt like talking heads. My second grouse is the dancing at the Cuban clubs. WTF was that? A huge nope.

What I loved. Everything else. The acting. The development. You can see the lead characters taking bits from each other as the story progresses. The dancing. I'm a huge fan of dance films and while this wasn't excellent, it hit all the right spots.

"the straights" has me howling because they really be doing the most.

The dancing in the Cuban spaces is so mid, my goodness. Other than that, almost halfway through and everything sings.

Damn. That is so cold.

To you is right. Maybe allow some facts a chance.

This drama didn't make any promises to be anything but a cliched romcom. And a cliched romcom it is. Sorry to everyone who's disappointed or annoyed but that's what happens when you project your expectations onto something for what it's not. (And yes, your opinion is valid, etc etc.)

I, for one, am still loving this, flaws and all. The ML sister and 2FL brother and badly written. But I can see why the writer wouldn't fully commit given the tone of the drama. So they just end up looking pitiful without enough vim to inspire the kind of hate the characters should.

That slap though. I haven't seen a makjang slap in a good while.

Maybe watch and decide for yourself?

There doesn't need to be something more substantial. The writing just needs to convince viewers that it's enough. It's failing at that though (if my answer is indeed the right one).

I'm not just watching to see "what next" but enjoying every episodes and the story progression. It's rare for a BL to make me pay proper attention.

The answer to your question is beauty. He's a pretty man.

It didn't seem like he was intent on washing himself but the clothes.