I just finished ep 32 and I cannot believe Qian Fei. I swear she gave her cheating and manipulating ex bf more…
ep 33 - who does the work of transferring their phone data onto their laptop but then gives it away to charity without transferring their data onto the new laptop? And who gives a laptop away without erasing personal information on it first? though very cute how he cried because he was so relieved that she is okay. but why are they sitting together in the backseat, holding hands (thought she saw no future with him?), and only he is wearing his seatbelt? Oh, and now he wants to kiss her??? Did I miss their reconciliation??? What is this?
I just finished ep 32 and I cannot believe Qian Fei. I swear she gave her cheating and manipulating ex bf more grace. The whole time she wasn't even sure if she liked Li Yi Fei, and now she's disappointed because he was busy on a business trip after she hid from him first. I don't get her. I swear the writers only did this to drag it out even more. I'm tired.
How do you grow up not knowing about ABO but then end up a pure alpha? Isn't it hereditary though? Wouldn't his parents also be omegas or something? Or is he adopted? Or can the ABO gene skip generations? But also, even a beta seems to know about it, how does a pure omega not know? Want to tell me your friends never even talked about it?
And when it's so dangerous with their heat and the bonding (and the knotting) wouldn't school education cover it at least a little bit? Also, I dunno, corn, books, general media; news coverage on attacks on omegas, unwilling bonding and a specific justice system for it? There's missing too much information for the world building for my liking. The first episode seemed not fully thought out, as if they had a vague idea of what they want to show, but didn't think further than the pilot trailer. Usually the first episodes shows us the daily life of our protagonist, and then it's suddenly interrupted, but I still don't know anything about Phatsa, expect his age and secondary sex.
But I'll try to be less critical, maybe my questions will be answered soon, because I do love me some camp and cringy series.
I'll have to rate the parts individually so I don't give this a bad rating. The first two parts were really good, especially Arthit and Dao, who were the reason I even started the whole series, but the last part was truly a chore.
Yes he has a government job which is highly desirable in china. Every year, millions go through an exam and interviews…
Yes I was so mad that this bum was trying to get with anybody when he was just living in hotel mama and playing games all day, but turns out he has a very respectable job.
Do you need enemies if you have Qin Fei's friends? They are so smart and rational at some point and then the next time you see them they are about to ruin your career because they don't think about any consequences their meddling could have.
I've been watching this kinda half-heartedly and was skipping some parts of Jung Cheng, but now I'm wondering... does he have a job? His parents were worrying about his job I think but didn't he only do a part-time gig to get into the building of Dang Yu's office?
it had a veeeeerry strong start but personally the last half felt rather repetitive and unnecessary. this would've been a banger 10 ep drama. I also find the final showdown with our villain to be extremely anticlimactic.
what to you mean you are avoiding him to test his patience? YOU ARE TESTING MINE!!!
though very cute how he cried because he was so relieved that she is okay.
but why are they sitting together in the backseat, holding hands (thought she saw no future with him?), and only he is wearing his seatbelt? Oh, and now he wants to kiss her??? Did I miss their reconciliation??? What is this?
And when it's so dangerous with their heat and the bonding (and the knotting) wouldn't school education cover it at least a little bit? Also, I dunno, corn, books, general media; news coverage on attacks on omegas, unwilling bonding and a specific justice system for it? There's missing too much information for the world building for my liking.
The first episode seemed not fully thought out, as if they had a vague idea of what they want to show, but didn't think further than the pilot trailer. Usually the first episodes shows us the daily life of our protagonist, and then it's suddenly interrupted, but I still don't know anything about Phatsa, expect his age and secondary sex.
But I'll try to be less critical, maybe my questions will be answered soon, because I do love me some camp and cringy series.
They are so smart and rational at some point and then the next time you see them they are about to ruin your career because they don't think about any consequences their meddling could have.