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I'm sure she's following the script and the acting is good so far. It's just in my opinion the writer is casting her in the stereotypical mold of women not being able to act rationally when their emotions are involved. Again just my reaction to the character.

Just started this after hearing someone rave about the strong FL. Can't say I'm overly impressed so far. Yes, she's a great fighter, but 3 episodes in she had displayed very little common sense and seems to act on impulse and emotion most of the time. Hope she calms down and stops acting like a hot-headed teenager soon.

Such sad and unexpected news, especially since he always gave off a bright appearance. Shows that we never really know what a person is feeling inside.

I'm not going to be hypocritical and claim I don't like dramas where the girl chases the guy for years because I'm still a fan of It Started With a Kiss. I think the problem here is, unlike in ISWak, there has been no mixed signals from Tien. He has made it VERY clear that he's not interested in Moei and often in the cruelest way possible. I'm on 8 now and the writers still have given us no indication that Tien has any feelings at all for Moei for so long, I wonder how they are going to have him change his tune in a believable way.

I totally confused about the timeline in this movie. Before they broke up, she was about to celebrate her 18th birthday according to the calendar note, but then the note Aachan sent Ayase said they were getting together to celebrate her 18th birthday. Which makes no sense given the three year gap. Even if she was 17 when they broke up, she'd be 20 by now. I'm confused.

Either I've been watching dramas to long, or I'm just watching the wrong dramas because I can't think of the last time I finished a drama and had trouble moving on.

This trailer does a great job of making me want to watch this drama (if it ever gets released). Just the way the music goes with the scenes and how the scenes are filmed really appeals to me. I wish I knew what background music they used because I really like it.

Finished. I wish I could say I liked it as much at the end as I did for the first two episodes. It was a decent drama overall. The leads never did manage to sell me on their romance. Friends yes, but there was never any spark there, imo.

I wish I could like this comment more than once. LOL

Makes sense. The subs are a little confusing to me sometimes.

I understand why she didn't take money from a matter of principle and pride, but if all that stood between her getting custody or not was a matter of compensation I would think she'd put pride aside for the sake of her child.

First episode was so so, but I really don't understand the FL's logic. She has no money to get custody of her son, and yet she divorced her husband without seeking compensation. Makes no sense.

Yay, I'm not alone. I used to always finish a drama once started, but not the last year or so. I get to the last 2-3 episodes and put end up never finishing them. Some of the dramas on my currently watching list have been there for months.

I agree. There's not as much filler or unnecessary side plots with a shorter run time. I'd be fine if this trend continued.

I never quite manage to finish any long drama. I still have 2 episodes of Father is Strange and the last episode of Nirvana in Fire to watch. I'm hopeless.

Anyone know what the posting schedule for new episodes is?

Really looking forward to this drama. On a sidenote I can't wait to watch Weathering with You when it finally gets a DVD release in the US.

First episode was interesting. At only 12 episodes it should have a nice, tight plot.

Autumn's Concerto is one of the few true melos that I, as someone who mostly avoids melos, have watched more than once. Even now it's probably one of my favorite tdramas.

One minute the Chairman is willing to die for Fei Fei, and the next he kicking her out of the company and exiling her. Obviously in the end the company comes first so at least the drama is staying true to his personality. Episode 6 seems to make it clear that the Chairman, or at least Yu Kuan's father, was involved in Bi Ke Wei's parents' accident. Now that Yao Qing is close to gaining the CEO position he seemingly coveted, I wonder what his endgame is.