I watched it on MangoTV with perfect English subs. The subscription cost me just $1.47 at first. If you enjoy shows like Running Man, give it a try—the cat-and-mouse chase is really fun to watch!
Honestly, I don’t understand the obsession some fans have with billing positions. It’s ridiculous, and it’s usually the fans of lesser-known actors who act the most arrogant about it. To be very blunt, I didn’t even know who Wang Ziqi was until I checked his dramas—and even after that, nothing really stood out. None of his works have made a big enough impact for him to be treated like some “untouchable” top star.
What’s funny is that the real top stars, or even rising traffic actors, don’t have fans who behave this insecurely. Look at the Fox Spirit Matchmaker trilogy—the supporting casts are packed with high-traffic names like Neo Hou, Zhang Linghe, Zhang Ruonan, Ding Yuxi, and more. Their fans aren’t obsessing over billing positions, because they know their idols already have visibility and respect. And the leads in those dramas are industry seniors like Yang Mi and Liu Shishi, who command top billing naturally, and nobody questions it. There’s respect and humility there.
But with Wang Ziqi? His fans are acting like he’s on the same level as Xu Kai, Dylan Wang, or even Yang Mi’s generation. Sorry, but he’s not. In fact, if we’re being realistic, Zhou Ye has the stronger career foundation—she has films, awards recognition, critical acclaim, and she’s still humble enough to take second-billed roles if the script is worth it. That’s what a professional, respected actor does.
So really, these fans should sit down. Billing obsession doesn’t make your idol bigger. If anything, it just exposes the insecurity that he’s not actually there yet.
I hope GMA doesn’t give up on this show. Running Man Korea started way back in 2010—it took time to build, grow, and gain loyal fans. It's already an established brand, so of course it’s easier to maintain. But for Running Man Philippines, this is just the beginning. The cast is still finding their rhythm, and the audience is still adjusting to this new version.
GMA needs to give it time—to grow, to improve, and to connect with the viewers. We can’t expect everything to be perfect in season 1, but the potential is there. If GMA stays patient and continues supporting it, this show could really turn into something great.
This is in my watch list. I wanna know something to get me to start this. 1. How's the plot? Pacing? 2. How the romance? 3. Is the FL strong in this one or just ml? 4. Any second leads or love triangle? 5. Any hidden identity or plot twist? Stuff like that.
Akari shares believable chemistry with both boys, and I’d be fine with her ending up with either of them. But Rio falling for Yuna felt a bit rushed and unconvincing to me. It seemed more like a rebound, especially since he had been in love with Akari for so long. On the other hand, Akari’s feelings for Inui developed in a way that felt more natural. I get that it’s a movie and they have limited time to tell the story, but Rio’s sudden shift of affection toward Yuna didn’t feel entirely genuine—almost like he chose her because he couldn’t be with Akari.
Those who dropped this series really need to come back. The plot twist at the end. I thought I'm sure and pretty obvious who is the killer but I just didn't expect that person to be the killer, what a plot twist!
I get that it's frustrating, but honestly, the female lead is just acting like Su Yi Shui did when he was younger—rash,…
Maybe... Also if I'm not mistaken, wasn't their understanding also different like young yi shui is aware of everything around him while young ran ran wasn't tho I understand your point, but for me it wasn't a big deal since she can handle things that sometimes even yi shui can't.
What’s funny is that the real top stars, or even rising traffic actors, don’t have fans who behave this insecurely. Look at the Fox Spirit Matchmaker trilogy—the supporting casts are packed with high-traffic names like Neo Hou, Zhang Linghe, Zhang Ruonan, Ding Yuxi, and more. Their fans aren’t obsessing over billing positions, because they know their idols already have visibility and respect. And the leads in those dramas are industry seniors like Yang Mi and Liu Shishi, who command top billing naturally, and nobody questions it. There’s respect and humility there.
But with Wang Ziqi? His fans are acting like he’s on the same level as Xu Kai, Dylan Wang, or even Yang Mi’s generation. Sorry, but he’s not. In fact, if we’re being realistic, Zhou Ye has the stronger career foundation—she has films, awards recognition, critical acclaim, and she’s still humble enough to take second-billed roles if the script is worth it. That’s what a professional, respected actor does.
So really, these fans should sit down. Billing obsession doesn’t make your idol bigger. If anything, it just exposes the insecurity that he’s not actually there yet.
Running Man Korea started way back in 2010—it took time to build, grow, and gain loyal fans. It's already an established brand, so of course it’s easier to maintain. But for Running Man Philippines, this is just the beginning. The cast is still finding their rhythm, and the audience is still adjusting to this new version.
GMA needs to give it time—to grow, to improve, and to connect with the viewers.
We can’t expect everything to be perfect in season 1, but the potential is there. If GMA stays patient and continues supporting it, this show could really turn into something great.
1. Who will end up who? Who are couples?
2. Love triangles?
3. Slow burn or fast paced
4. Happy ending for both couples?
I wanna know something to get me to start this.
1. How's the plot? Pacing?
2. How the romance?
3. Is the FL strong in this one or just ml?
4. Any second leads or love triangle?
5. Any hidden identity or plot twist? Stuff like that.
1. Does it have happy ending?
2. How's the romance?
3. Kiss Scenes?
4. Love Triangle?
even yi shui can't.