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Me, too! It will give me something to watch every day. I just watched episode 14, but it feels like the story is dragging to the finish line. The momentum is dropping, waiting for the conclusion.

We need a conversation between Yu Yu and Dao. In Episode 13, Dao appeared in one short scene at Yu Yu's door. I don't know why they are only posting one episode daily. They could have done two episodes daily and ended the drama today.

I watched the episode today.

Yu Yu thinks an insult is a compliment. The only thing that will wake him up is if Dr Gu gets a tall, handsome suitor.

Sorry! It was Fei, the photographer.

Fei is very manipulative. She is using Yu Yu's inexperience with females for some bigger purpose.

A badly written and directed ending. Hint: No dialog in the scene. 🤣🤣🤣

She was crying most of the time.

I watched it about twenty times. I bought the DVD cheap in Chinatown. It was the Chinese DVD release, and it had almost perfect English subs, and the audio was excellent quality. Even my Mom watched the drama a few times. It was my second K-drama. My first K-drama was Damo.

Worst ending!

I didn't understand why he bothered to dye his hair red after he was permanently blind. Dumbest ending in a drama, btw!

We know they are in their 40s, but when I am watching it, I don't see two middle-aged persons in my mind's eye. LOL I believe the ML is 50 in the J-drama version. The J-drama is on Amazon Prime, but I don't know if I will watch it. I went searching for the K-drama, but couldn't find it anywhere. I havent' seen the Kdrama since 2009.

Yu Yu is a fastidious character with tunnel vision, but he turns around almost immediately, which you do not expect. He must have been very lonely growing up with the mother and sister, and maybe the dad (... now deceased). It's a very good role for Wallace Huo. IHe, Huang Xiao Ming and Andy Lau were on my most handsome C-actor list.

I had a similar impression with the Kdrama version until the doctor became a prominent character.

The short drama concept worked well for this drama. There is relatively no filler... so far (up to episode 11), and the story flows seamlessly.

I wish Cdramaland would shorten contemporary dramas, including Republican dramas, as well as costume dramas.

Wow! I was wondering they would drag out the final five episodes. Woohoo! I hope they are available tomorrow.

Episode 11 was interesting except for the bike segment, which was too long. I thought Yu Yu would buy a car, but Mr Gu ending up buying five cars, which gave Xia a huge surprise and big commission. I was waiting for Yu Yu to give the Vespa scooter to Shen Wu at the end of the episode, but we have to wait for Yu Yu's random acts of generosity and kindness. Yu Yu should have apologized to Dao for punishing him for breaking his beloved trophy and model toy car. Xia should not be repaying Yu Yu for the hospital and doctor bills because he caused the injury to her hand.

In the K-drama, there was a young man who liked the female neighbor, and I think they ended up together. I do know if Shen Wu is the counterpart. I mostly remember the ML, FL Dr and their interaction, and the young female neighbor and her dog.

I knew Dao did not break the trophy or toy car. It was Yu Yu's fault for not moving it, and not shutting the window or patio door. I am surprised that Yu Yu did not have the CCTV filming the room.

The plot is also similar to the K-drama, He Who Can't Marry. I can't remember the ML's profession, but I remember some scenes that are very similar to the C-drama.