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Not about the actual drama, but imagine waking up from a coma in 2020 and there's earthquakes, fires, floods, and of course a pandemic. I'd totally watch that plot.

The plot seems kind of interesting, but that pink poster is kind of making me back away.

Why am I reminded of Go Princess Go? Super excited for this. :D

terminal illness makes it sound depressing af, but....cat.

I'm gonna pretend like I didn't know this drama existed until I see subs. x_x

It was interesting in the middle, but the last 30-40 episodes were such a drag. It ruined the drama for me. Flat characters, bad script, bad direction, but cute kids, cute dog, and for the most part I loved the FL's family. I hate that they dragged out the romance though. It took forever for them to get together. The writers literally saved everything for the very end.

Since no one has mentioned the last story (eps 19-20), I'll talk about it. I thought it was the funniest, despite the seriousness of the entire drama. It's nice to have some comic relief sometimes. This story literally made me feel ALL the feels. I felt that this story was the most relatable. It not only covered ordinary community volunteers, but also the people that had to stay at home during lockdown without going anywhere. It was a really nice story to close out the drama.

Too many interesting dramas coming out this fall! I want to watch most of them. XD

Oooh, such an awesome article! I remember reading some of them. I'm going to revisit them over the weekend. I was a huge fan of the Popular Visual Cues articles.

Am I missing something about the ending? Du Lei never get into trouble for his actions? FL was going to resign but then showed up back to work? I'm so confused.

No, I don't really watch shows while they're airing, but I'll def check it out once it finishes. :D

I've seen a few, but ultimately they were too long and hard to find subs so it was not worth the effort. I need to check out more shorter series like Gameboys. This reminds me, i need to go back and finish On the Wings of Love. :/

Ah, this article is so nostalgic. :) Giant and History of a Salaryman have the same writer too.

lol, these ratings are so low. luckily, i haven't seen any of these.

I always find it interesting how creative people can get to work around censorship laws. I did not read Zhen Hun, but I enjoyed watching Guardian. I'm sure it would've been amazing without the censorship. For me, the most absurd censorship to come out of china was the rap/hip hop ban and the SK ban in tv shows/dramas.

Yes, she did toward the end, but by then it was too late for me cuz I had lost my interest. I did see some boldness earlier on and in the middle regarding their relationship. That was nice, but I wish I could have seen more, especially when it came to her music playing and interacting with others.

At a certain point, I just wanted to be put out of my misery. I don't know why I continued watching to the end...I think I was waiting for FL to have some character growth.

Lunch Queen was one of my first jdramas and I absolutely loved her in it. Her smile was like a ray of sunshine. R.I.P.

Cheesy vampire love story, but somehow i liked it.

yooooo, i did too! I was like "he looks like Eric Nam...wait, is that Eric Nam and I didn't recognize him the whole time!??" and then I went on here too confirm, but it's a different actor. XD