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so two episodes come out every Wednesday is it?

It's been like a day, and I still feel so wronged for Ling Xiao. He was wronged for so long by a complete asshole of a mother, who should've never been forgiven. She should've been admitted in admitted for mental health help, dangerous to even be let out outside. ARGHH. Why did they end it like that, I now hate this story line in the end soo soo much. Also couldn't they have just made it a 4-5 year leap, my heart would'nt have hurt this much

Also I would'nt have minded if Xiao ge and Yue Liang got together, that would've been a good one too perhaps! But yeah this was so painful to watch, the time skip, everything Ling Xiao went through.. and I REALLY THINK THEY SHOULD'VE JUST SENT HER BACK RIGHT FROM THE START. I felt so suffocated for Ling Xiao. Argh. and it was so disappointing to see how his real dad barely did anything to help. someone should've rescued him. 10 Years is a really long time.... my heart broke for everyone in this show

Given how much angst the c-drama had, which I still cant stomach, I will wait on this one. Also idk how much justice they can do to the original plot line with 16 episodes... even the original one was too much for me. argh this show is just so so painful to watch... 10 years.. such a Long time. I was just left heartbroken for everyone but the evil mother in the chinese one

Just finished the show, never hated a character like Chen Ting! Still, there was so much angst in the show I wish they had wrapped up loose ends and given us 5 peaceful episodes. Esp Ling Xiao and his mom's confrontation! She really was a psycho and I felt like somebody should've sent her to get the help she needed a long time ago, yet I get the stigma. Nonetheless this would've been a 10 for me , if not for the story line. Really couldn't stand the angst, arghhhh. Out of 40 episodes not giving us atleast 2 sweet episodes, was really cruel of the director ba.

omg praying for Stellar cast

Everything would've been fine if I had not read the book, sigh. The male lead in the book is very much rich CEO vibes, whereas Up doesn't fit that role for me. Especially since I've also watched lovely writer. Sigh. Poom really fits the role of the book's character tho!

What's this about? Who's pkka?

Oh my gosh. I have read professional body double so many times and I havent watched BLs in a while, didn't realize they made a show out of it. They should totally do beloved enemy with a hot couple

I really like how Seung Hyo makes the cooking reference and architecture reference when he makes his proposal haha. But also can the haters please kindly see themselves out the door.. like what is this attitude? Love isn't black and white coded, proposals aren't and nor are men in real life. I saw someone who said Seung Kyo is baby coded and that's so right! That's just his character and I love him so much for it! Seok ryu is your typical asian family eldest daughters who is used to thinking of consequences over being in the moment .. some people are just tuned like that. This drama has been so real until now and there's nothing wrong with it. I do feel like the pacing has been a bit awkward maybe... but I don't see any way it could've been done better without losing out on the depth of the plot. Overall I'm crying screaming and giggling! Can't wait for the last 2 episodes...... T_T

I really liked how they addressed the awkwardness, it really gave a very nice transition from best friends - to-lovers!! Not the dirty lines in the end thooo omg hahaha,,, screaming

This episode made me feel like, if QoT had a baby series, it will be this one haha

really hope no one likes this comment just cause there's no way the first part is true. no offence tom

With regards to Hyeon ah, I thinks she says no, because she saw what being with someone with cancer did to her ex. The life with ups and downs and she prolly doesn't want to be a burden like that with another partner, especially not her best friend, although a part of her started giving Hyeon ah a chance. But now im just mad with the ex showing up, cause he just reminded of how he was during that whole process/journey. So now she's like yeah no.

Since, I'm on a rant anyway. let me give my two cents on the mother's role as well. Seok Nyu grows up with an asian household mom-- like the kind that showers you with love with food and less with positive words of affirmation. She is a flawed character too. But my mom is like that... the fact that they're wired like that doesnt change the fact that t'sonly one mom you get and that it's her. But I'm sure they're now blaming themselves for the fact she went through it alone. Because again, seok ryu made the decision to keep it ro herself. She should've been back in Korea when she was sick , but she chose to have one person know about it. But now, I'm sure they're gonna go thru all that healing. It's very realistic and I love it for that.

also I don't get why people are so upset with the story-line??! Like yes they delivered the rom-com and is it so wrong for them to make the plot a little bit more realistic? In the kind of world we live right now, where working and earning money to become successful is the dream everyone's chasing, thyroid cancers/stomach cancers have really become more common than they were before. As an asian girl studying abroad and wanting to give your family and yourself a good life by working hard, I can relate to Seok-Ryu's character. I also understand to a certain extent, growing up independent from a young age, you sometimes want to go through things on your own so as not to hurt the people around you, and that's what she did. Not saying it was the right decision, but it's a human one though. And I completely understand how Seung-Hyo is reacting to it too. As friends, you sometimes have that bestie hometown but suddenly they become a smaller part of your life with long distance and I think he is angry at himself and her for letting it get to this point. And the fact that he likes her, only makes it much more worse for him. This is a very realistic and human portrayal of life and human emotions... it's not always black and white. Even with the ex, it was so realistic, couples do get tested over periods like that, and the fact that they didn't write him off as a cheater makes it make more sense really. Because you don't always break up in life because you're a cheater. It's cause sometimes things get too tough, and love doesnt suffice.

thank you!

what time does the episode get on Netflix?

Loved the countdown and I totally love his character-- especially the way he goes all out despite the doubts!! Team Choi Seung Ho all the way! Cancer was a surprise and I think the preview where he cries is when he finds out that he didn't tell her... I feel like ex will have a deep conversation with Choi Seung and leave the picture--- and then we're back to working on their story. I hope you guys will reply to this comment and interact so I can come back to it next week haha and check if my predictions were right

ooh I like it so far, looks like a very cute, no nonsense love story!