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If by "it" you mean courtroom and mediation scenes, I think they would be better if they more closely resemble actual court proceedings. No competent Judge is going to just sit back and watch their courtroom be turned into a circus as these Judges often did. Real Judges will maintain discipline in their courtroom, and take appropriate action if anyone behaves inappropriately.

I don't sorry. I haven't finished watched the series yet. There are aps you can use to identify a song being played (e.g. Shazam). Even Google Assistant has this feature as does Siri for Apple users.

I enjoyed it. It's a short, very cute and easy watch. There's no skinship to speak of, which is understandable considering how young the actresses were at the time. Here it is: https://youtu.be/g40fx3vnUBw

Looks like it will be excellent.

It's great to see Arhoung Nattawadee Pipobpornchai back in a drama after starring in (what I believe is) the first ever Thai GL drama back when she was only 17. https://mydramalist.com/740801-love-of-secret

Can I ask what the censors didn't like?

I don't think they got the ending right. I am actually confused as to the status of Pure and Loft's relationship over the last 2 years. Did they break up? Were they still together and just taking a break? Were they still together during that entire 2 years? I genuinely don't know. Anyway, the final episode was a little bit disappointing for me.

A well made, enjoyable series. I'd put it in the top three or four Thai GL's I've watched, in terms of quality. The intimate scenes were well filmed and a bit sexier than the average Thai GL. An absolutely must watch for any fan of Thai GLs, and even worth the time for general viewers.
My score: 8½/10
One negative comment in the spoiler.

The best thing to do is to just check out my list and sort by country. Then see what scores I've given the Chinese dramas. Not all Chinese dramas I've watched are historical fantasy though, but of course you can easily tell just by looking at the drama plot summary.

An enjoyable drama about a love that lasts mulltiple lifetimes. Not the best I've seen in this genre, but certainly entertaining enough to keep my attention for the duration. The sets, costumes and special effects were excellent and the ending was a particularly satisfying conclusion to this epic story.
8½/10

Then don't watch this drama as it has a love triangle in it as a central plot point.

Yeah. I dropped "Kill Me, Heal Me" as well. I guess plots like that just don't work for me.

Cute and fun. It gets a bit more serious in the second half, but overall its a very light, easy to watch drama. I do enjoy a good Noona romance, and I especially liked how they leaned into the age difference for some comedic moments. Definitely worth a watch for anyone wanting a short (mostly) fluffy rom-com.
My score: 8/10

So, what about if a woman is older in a relationship, does that mean that she is also a pedophile according to you, or does this only work if the man is older?

So every man who is in a relationship with a younger woman is a pedophile according to you?

I just couldn't get into the story and I'm not going to continue to force myself to watch a drama if I don't care about the characters. Dropped mid-episode 5.

There are a LOT of spoilers in your comment. Please tick the spoiler box.

In Korean age, a person is a minor until they are 20. If she's 19 (Korean age), then she absolutely is a minor.

Lee Sung Kyung is 35 years old. Ryu Hye Young is 34 years old. I don't think "pedophile" means what you think it means.

I'm trying hard not to hate Jang Jae Yeol, but he's a smug, arrogant, creepy, entitled bully. He also needs to learn that consent is a thing. I'm hoping for some rapid character growth from him.
Also, I'm not entirely comfortable with a 30-something year old man pursuing a schoolgirl.
[EDIT] I tried ... but I just didn't enjoy it. I simply found Jang Jae Yeol's behaviour too problematic for my taste. Dropped in the 6th episode.