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Could you clarify which part of this conveys hate? Is the concern unnecessary, or are there valid points being overlooked? Are you suggesting that infidelity is acceptable? More specifically, are you implying that it’s okay to engage in a sexual relationship with your twin brother’s partner while he is away for an extended period? I’m trying to understand the moral implications here.

The storytelling is dull, plain and simple. I have no issue with the character mourning his father or seeking comfort in Cir. As a viewer, though, I felt nothing—that's what makes it boring. So, what makes you think I’m not paying attention? Explain where what I wrote was wrong or insufficient. My opinion is just as valid as yours, and it’s rude and completely out of line to invalidate someone and call them miserable. Have some manners.

What a dull episode! I'm only watching because of BossNoeul. The storytelling is so confusing that I couldn't even bother to find out how Cir will explain to Phu about his made-up parallel world and his so-called 'ability.' And how could Phu knowingly cheats with Cir on his 'next-world' version of Phu (as viewers, we know he doesn't exist, but bish still hasn't learnt the truth yet). Honestly, I can't stand Phu's behavior—he's constantly convincing himself he's a substitute for a real boyfriend, and it's frustrating to watch him being messy with somebody's boyfriend.

I'm a little over half way now. Poor Ben—he's holding it together, being a rock for everyone (even Li Zan has his weak moments). It’s a shame there are so few scenes of him and Sasin. A whole 12+ episodes without them😭… but who's counting?

I know Uglai is fictional, but is the language they speak also made up? There were some scenes where the locals were speaking, and I noticed signs (like for the hospital or office) with foreign letters. I wonder if those were created specifically for the story too.

The fact that there's no preview for next week wants me to pull my hair out!!! 😭

IS THIS FOR REALLLL!!!! YOUKU (or whatever the new streaming platform), please kindly drop all the episodes for 1hr and the internet will do the rest. Thank you.

Kaori....girl, if you aren't willing to serve sushi, let Kazuaki-san go!

next week preview....we all been waiting for this moment.... gonna be f*ck of the century!

Sliding ❤️ into text next to a thank you to your crush....we've all done that. Xu Lu Xi, you sly fox 🦊 🤣

I’d like to clarify a few points. First, I never mentioned anything about being 'simple'; it seems there may have been a misunderstanding. Secondly, offering advice to avoid potential red flags and prioritize personal well-being is not about choosing an easy path, nor is it our place as outsiders to judge someone’s decisions. At the end of the day, there is always a choice, and regardless of the option someone selects, we should acknowledge their decision and wish them well. As you rightly pointed out, people are indeed complex beings.

I’m genuinely perplexed by the narrative direction. Initially, I was convinced that P’Cir originated from a parallel world, but the story then shifted, suggesting that his existence might be entirely psychological. Perhaps an alien/supe with an ability child granted temporary freedom in our world, bound by strict rules that, if violated, would result in the immediate revocation of his liberty. However, the latest preview has further complicated things by hinting at the possibility of another P’Cir, leaving me even more intrigued and uncertain about the true nature of his character.

I totally get that their ultimate goal is to overcome their fears and build a healthy, loving relationship—and I’m all for it! But if you ever come across a real-life Yotha, RUNNNN. It’s not worth putting yourself through all that suffering. Love yourself first—you deserve so much better.

As someone who have watched every episode of House and Dr Romantic, I can see Dr House, Dr Kim and Dr Baek getting along well in my imaginary Hospital. Also, I love the blooming bromance(?) between Dr Baek and his apprentice I'm low key shipping them (the fact that he calls him "anus" and he was once in a BL isn't helping either 😁)​

Probably a drama that kills off a lot of characters, but surprisingly, I’m not sad about it. Normally, I’d cry my eyes out during scenes like that, but for some reason, I just didn’t feel emotionally attached to any of the characters. 😂 I do love my girl Bi Lu, though! Even though I enjoyed the drama, it’s not one of my favorites.

Is this the whole season OR separated 2-part season like other Netflix Kdramas?

I've been saying that since ep3. Lollll

The tensions are so high that these two are one touch away from f*cking each other brains out...literally!!! it's going to be electrifying...4th of July, Thanksgiving, Xmas, New Year, Chinese NY, all combined together. lol

Finally, a drama I’ve been eagerly waiting for! I’ve been craving something similar to *A New Life Begins*, and this show hits the spot perfectly. While *ANLB* was amazing, what sets this apart is that every couple here is absolutely HAWT (esp. the guys)! It’s exactly the kind of vibe I needed.

Yotha kissing P'Wa feels as out of place as Ploy kissing Vee in *Love Mechanics*—it just doesn’t make sense. There are so many other ways to show he had no feelings left for him besides resorting to a kiss. What was he even thinking? Unlike Gun, Mark in *Love Mechanics* actually gave Vee a real challenge and stood his ground. Yotha, on the other hand, just made a sad puppy face, forced a kiss on Gun, and somehow got forgiven instantly. Gun didn’t even bring up the kiss with his ex afterward! It’s all so frustrating and hard to wrap your head around.