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Well, you can find a lot of people who can be licked and sucked on any part of their body, but won't let anyone touch their lips. Kissing is more intimate than fucking. But I agree, without Inn and Great this series would be a complete mess.

It started with a BANG!

We will get an answer next Saturday 4/5.

There's no plot in this one. I wasn't supposed to have a plot in the first place, they're just going to hang around and do meaningless things for the next 12 episodes.

That was one of the best uses of the sponge bath cliché in many years. I didn't know I needed this weekly dose of sweetness and cuteness so much.

The story isn't bad, but I still wish they could tell it from start to the end without having to flashback every 2 minutes, it gets tiring to watch.

You can simply stop Confusianism, which has been shaping every human activity in East Asia for the last 3 thousand years.

Well acted but some parts were poorly written and they tried to squeeze too much into only 6 short episodes. Still a solid 7.5/10 for me.

They're right, which is why the whole series is just like Liu herself: boring and stupid.

Liu is just too dumb to lose her virginity to anyone, kissing is out of the question.

Even the screenwriters realized that Liu and Guy's story was so boring that they focused on Faye's cat adventures.

Win has proven himself to be possibly the only actor who, despite being the main lead, manages to convey the feeling that he's actually playing a not-so-important supporting role.

If he managed to touch her hand we can call it a success.

A perfect remedy for insomnia. All the actors speak slowly and quietly, and nothing they say really matters, and they all look tired and lack any energy. For the whole 40 minutes practically nothing happens, they just stand and talk in a monotonous, sad voice.

In Vinzenzo we've got an Italian lawyer who preferred to drink instant coffee and enjoyed it more than Italian his espresso.

Try some Kopiko and relax.

First scene and we have Liu wearing the kind of clothes you normally wouldn't allow anyone to see you in, and then she meets Saint, who is nicely dressed, gorgeous and funny as always. He helps her pay for her laundry, but she's so self-centered that she doesn't even bother to thank him, just goes on and on about her not-so-funny crap. I'm watching it only for 2 minutes and I'm already wondering how any normal guy could possibly be attracted to this kind of girl? What a waste of time! I don't want it to be a BL or anything, but even Guy has more chemistry with Saint than this walking depression called Liu.

Lee Ji Han is the best written male lead in any Korean drama I've seen so far. I'm rooting for this boy so much.

I agree. It's kinda wild when you think about it, but there really isn't some one-size-fits-all morality out there. Every culture, every society, heck, even every single person has their own set of moral beliefs. What's totally cool and acceptable for one person might be totally gross and unacceptable for another. And honestly, it can get a bit weird when folks try to push their own moral views onto others. Like, why do that? It's such a personal thing. We should all just chill and respect each other's differences instead of trying to force our own stuff onto someone else.

FL has gone under the knife to change her looks and become more attractive.
FL later: I don't understand why people judge me only by my looks?