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Personal Review (No Major Spoilers)

I found Flying Up Without Disturb to be a wonderfully rare and enjoyable discovery. I started the drama because of curiosity, stayed because of its charm, and finished it with a heart full of emotions that lingered long after the final episode. For me, it’s a solid 10/10, and I genuinely think it has the potential to move you just as powerfully. What makes this series shine is not simply the romance or the fantasy elements, but the way everything comes together with sincerity, intention, and beautiful storytelling.

What impressed me the most is that the drama is not just about love, but about identity, growth, healing, acceptance, and the quiet bravery that comes from choosing your path even when everything around you feels uncertain. Rather than following the typical fantasy romance formula, the show allows its characters to breathe, to fail, to rise, and to let their emotions mature over time. It respects the viewer enough to give space for reflection instead of forcing constant twists. By the end, the emotional investment pays off in the most rewarding way.

Let me start with my absolute highlight: Li Hong Yi as Zhong Xi / Huan Zong. His performance carries the entire emotional weight of the series. He delivers a layered portrayal that makes his character feel both ethereal and grounded, powerful yet vulnerable. From the first episode, there is this quiet, commanding presence in his acting. He doesn’t rely on exaggerated expressions. Instead, the emotions slip through in subtle gestures, the tightening of his jaw, the way his eyes soften when he looks at Kong Hou, or the controlled tone when he’s trying to hide the pain he refuses to name. Everything feels intentional, lived in, and deeply consistent.

What makes Zhong Xi unforgettable is how he balances two identities. There is a gentle tension running through his performance, like he is constantly negotiating with the weight of his responsibilities, the burdens he carries, the secrets he protects, and the longing he tries so hard to suppress. Even when he doesn’t speak, the screen feels full because his emotions are always present. Li Hong Yi is a master of controlled expression, and this role truly showcases how skilled he is at making silence speak.

In contrast, Lu Ting Yu as Kong Hou brings a warm, bright, grounded energy that complements him perfectly. Her performance is graceful yet spirited, full of sincerity and a quiet kind of strength. Kong Hou isn’t just a love interest. She is the emotional pulse of the story. She is compassionate without being naive, brave without needing to be loud, and loyal without losing her individuality. One thing I love about her portrayal is that she grows gradually. Her character moves through innocence, discovery, heartbreak, and eventually profound understanding. But she does it in a way that feels natural, not forced for dramatic effect.

What truly took my heart is the way Li Hong Yi and Lu Ting Yu interact. Their chemistry is not loud. It’s not about flashy tension or dramatic declarations. Instead, their connection grows from small moments. A glance held slightly too long. A soft exchange that carries more meaning than the words being spoken. A hesitation before a touch. This drama understands that romance does not always need explosion. Sometimes the most powerful love stories are the ones told quietly. Their bond feels like two souls slowly learning to trust each other in a world where trust can be the most dangerous thing.

The relationship between Zhong Xi and Kong Hou is a slow burn, but not the frustrating kind. Instead, it is the kind that rewards viewers for patience. Every interaction builds upon the last. Every shared moment adds depth to the connection. Even the challenges they face, including those rooted in secrecy and identity, feel like natural extensions of who they are. Light spoiler: there are scenes where their emotions come to the surface in ways that feel almost poetic. A single sentence, a touch, or even a moment of silence becomes charged because the characters have grown enough to let vulnerability show. Those scenes are crafted with tenderness and respect, and I treasure every one of them.

Another strength of the drama is its atmosphere. The world feels alive without overwhelming the viewer with unnecessary explanations. The fantasy elements are woven smoothly into the narrative. They support the story instead of overshadowing it. The cinematography is beautiful in a simple, non-overproduced way. There are sweeping shots that capture the vastness of their world and quiet, intimate frames that draw the viewer closer to the characters’ emotions. Nothing feels wasted. Nothing feels out of place.

The soundtrack deserves praise as well. There are scenes where the music elevates everything happening on screen. Sometimes it’s melancholic. Sometimes it’s gentle. Sometimes it’s hopeful. But it always fits the atmosphere of the moment. There is a particular melody that repeats during emotional turning points, and by the final episode, just hearing it again made my chest tighten. Music becomes an emotional echo in this drama.

Now let’s talk pacing. For me, the pacing is one of the strongest elements. It never drags, even though the story takes time to unfold. It doesn’t rush to deliver answers or emotions. The pace allows you to sit with the characters, understand their struggles, and connect with their journey. The story trusts the audience to follow emotional logic instead of constantly relying on dramatic twists. The ending is satisfying but also slightly bittersweet. Not tragic, but shaped by the sacrifices the characters make along the way. And that makes it feel earned. It’s a conclusion made meaningful by everything that happened before it.

As for light spoilers, I’ll keep them gentle, but I want to highlight a few emotional beats that stood out without giving away the major storyline. There are moments where Zhong Xi must hide his true identity, and the way he navigates those situations adds incredible emotional depth. There are scenes where Kong Hou confronts her own fears and insecurities, and her growth feels powerful and real. Their relationship faces moments of distance, moments of misunderstanding, and moments where the truth threatens to break them apart. But instead of using these moments for shock value, the drama uses them to deepen the emotional resonance. Nothing feels cheap or manipulative.

One of my favorite scenes shows how Zhong Xi’s feelings spill through even though he tries to hide them. Another scene shows Kong Hou making a choice that proves her love is not fragile. These moments are full of tension and tenderness, and they stay with you. By the time the final episode arrives, everything feels complete. The emotional payoff is strong without relying on dramatic chaos. The show respects its characters too much for that.

Now let me shift to a more personal perspective. Watching this drama reminded me why I love immersive storytelling. It made me feel deeply connected to the characters. It made me reflect on themes like inner conflict, emotional honesty, and the courage it takes to choose love even when the world seems to be working against you. I found myself rooting for both leads not just as a couple but as individuals trying to navigate complicated lives. They earn their journey. They earn their love. They earn their ending.

What makes this series special is the sincerity behind its storytelling. Every episode feels like a piece of a puzzle. Every moment feels like it has purpose. The drama has a soft, elegant beauty that stays with you. There’s no unnecessary drama. No pointless arguments. No exaggerated villains. Instead, the conflicts arise naturally from character choices and emotional truths. It’s the kind of story where the real enemies are fear, doubt, destiny, and the secrets we keep. And watching the characters confront those things creates a compelling emotional arc.

I especially appreciate how the show portrays emotional maturity. Zhong Xi’s growth is subtle but meaningful. Kong Hou’s strength is gentle but undeniable. Their relationship evolves through communication, trust, shared pain, and shared hope. Even the supporting characters add value without taking the spotlight away. The show knows what story it wants to tell and stays committed to it from beginning to end.

By the time I reached the final episode, I felt a sense of completion mixed with affection and gratitude. It’s rare to find a drama that is consistent, emotionally rich, beautifully acted, and visually stunning, all while staying grounded in sincerity. This one achieves it. It’s the kind of series you hold onto after finishing. The kind you think about again days later. The kind you might rewatch just to experience certain scenes again. For me, it’s easily a perfect ten.

If you love emotional depth, slow burn romance, magical atmosphere, and characters who grow through vulnerability, this drama will probably become a favorite for you too. It’s a journey worth taking, and Li Hong Yi and Lu Ting Yu give performances that elevate every moment. The show is quiet in its approach yet confident in its delivery. It understands that love, identity, and connection don’t need to shout to be powerful. They just need to be true.

In a world full of noisy dramas chasing attention through constant twists, Flying Up Without Disturb dares to be calm, heartfelt, and deeply human. And that is why it stands out.

If you felt what I felt watching it, then you know. And if you haven’t watched it yet, there’s something beautiful waiting for you.

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Not the best, not the worst

The setting was what drew me in, i'll always love the seaside small village stories and this one was no different. Story was okayish, MLs story was bit over dramatic probably to play up the tension in the short episode count, FLs story was pretty much the same as every other story like this, ie. need to get away from everything. Nothing groundbreaking and it doesn't have to be, it works just fine and i enjoyed the story for what it was.

Visually this surprised me the most, this has great visuals which are usually absent in short dramas due to lower budgets. You could've told me that it was full drama on this aspect and i would've believed you.

Acting all over the board was kinda meh, but that's expected in short dramas at this point. Sometimes it feels like actors are just here for pay check and here is no different expect the village singer girl was the worst actor i've seen, she was pretty jarring. So acting left a lot to be desired.

Whole skin tone speak left me kinda disappointed how it is still a thing in 2026, FL is kinda racist, lol

Ending was meh, good conclusion for our characters but bit silly how we got to it. The ''villain'' of this drama was bit laughable.

Conclusion
Decent short drama, if you like the setting this isn't the worst 3 hours of your life but you aren't missing anything by skipping this though acting might be bit tough if you aren't use to short dramas, visually great. I'll give it 5/10.

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It is based on a true story

The book took 44 years to write, based on a true story, the story is complex but you realize why it had that ending, prison can be cruel, it makes you make decisions that you don't like just for your own benefit, the series itself is very good, totally recommended.
The story is a bit slow, but entertaining, it catches you and gives you a new perspective, it is not a common and current series, it is not the typical Thai bl, it is very different but that does not mean that it is bad.
Both actors played their roles really well, you could tell their feelings and what was going on in their minds. The entire cast and production were excellent, I loved the songs chosen.

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This drama is BRILLIANT it adds a supernatural element to a revenge mystery/crime story and that what makes it unusual. The writing and characters are well balanced.To really appreciate the depth of this drama you have to be willing to watch something with less romance, and lots of psychology. It really powerful to see how one of the characters uses other greed, sins and fears, to exact revenge. Since he is a manipulator, he is like a "devil" working in the background... and you won't be able to pin any of the crimes on him. The Devil is perfection in terms of production,scripting & acting, the music could have been better.It was intelligently-written and incredibly well-acted.JJH was phenomenal!! Granted it is dark,intellectually perplexing and tragic.In fact,I am going as far as to say that it's not suitable for the faint-hearted. It really shows in a simple manner that people are not completely good or bad.That there is a cost of in everything that we do but that no matter what we choose be it revenge or ignorance there's always a way that allows us to contemplate the possibility of redemption and forgiveness for people who,because they have lived in darkness for so long,have committed unforgivable deeds for the sake of a purpose they deem justifiable.I still in shock that this drama is so unrated and really not see as a blockbuster. The Devil is very a deep and complex drama that actually lets the viewers immerse themselves in the story and feel for all of the characters, making you pose at each turn and ask yourself would I have done better.People who are used to watching more mainstream dramas would probably not be able to appreciate it if they do not watch it with an open mind.

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Cold Face General in Intensive Romance

I love this series! This is a warm, easy to watch and adorable drama with funny scenes of an unpretentious female lead who is direct and sincere. There are intensive romance, mysteries and deep plot with supervillain. The female lead is forthright and that has resolved or prevented a lot of misunderstandings. Also, kissing and wedding are right at the beginning, so there's no long waiting for romance to happen and blossom, like in other dramas, usually at the end.

The Story
To rein in the power of General Chu Xiuming (Wu Xize) who is guarding the warring border up north, the ministers press the Emperor to decree a marriage of the second daughter of Rui Wang (Prince Rui) to the General. The bad name of the General - ugly, fearsome, and having killed 2 previous wives - scares the appointed daughter, and she wriggles out and passes the marriage over to her younger half-sister, Shen Jin (Tang Min), whose mother has lost favor from her father. Shen Jin accepts the marriage because she just wants to get away from the household which she abhors. At the General’s manor, she helps fend off intruders and receives admiration from the General’s subordinates. Very soon, she realizes the general is not what she has imagined and she falls head over heels in love with him, and he her. Together, they uncover the greatest conspiracy and put the perpetrators away.

There's always a mystery - who was the mastermind behind the death of the 8th prince the crown prince and his entire family 16 years ago? All indicators point towards the Emperor and Chu Xiuming is determined to find out to bring justice for his uncle, the crown prince. The conspiracy unravels in the last 2 episodes and the show becomes nail-bitingly intense. The ending is heart-warming and satisfying; there’s no random killing off of the characters.

The Characters and The Acting
I love the Shen Jin character. How she has grown up fighting for territories in her childhood has made her courageous and proactive. She knows she has to fight for what belongs to her and what she wants so that she would not be taken advantage of. She is sensitive and not naïve, and she doesn’t sit around waiting for things to happen. Whenever she feels an imminent threat, she would jump into preventive action to protect herself and those around her. After marrying Chu Xiuming, her greatest fear is losing him to another woman as how her mother loses her father; she vows she would not take her mother's footsteps. But her schemes are mostly naïve, brainless and hilarious, causing headaches for her husband who forgives her again and again. It’s nice to see this couple resolve their misunderstandings very quickly, and both are quick to apologize to each other. She eventually grows to trust him and not jealous over any women that he may come in contact with. Tang Min’s portrayal of Shen Jin is marvelous.

General Chu Xiuming is a cold face general who becomes a romance buff after marrying Shen Jin; he sticks around her, lovingly and protectively. He is handsome, wealthy and powerful. When they are recalled and return to the capital, numerous eligible women, including Shen Jin’s own sisters, come forward offering themselves to the General, but he rejects them all; his eyes are only on Shen Jin. Tall and handsome, Wu Xize’s portrayal is believable and his action scenes are pretty good.

There’re two great second couples, one loyal to Shen Jin and the other to Chu Xiuming. They act as conduits between the General and his wife, helping them resolve any misunderstandings there may be. And I love their ingenious makeshift wedding ceremony for one of the couples - simple, warm and beautiful.

The OST
This fluffy drama gives us a few amazingly beautiful official sound tracks, in particular the OST Only For You, conjuring images of the loving General and his wife.

My Verdict
I have really enjoyed watching the two love birds telling each other their love and admiration for each other constantly. Every day, every moment when they're together, the General recites love verses to his wife, confirming his love for her. His words are sweet and his love verses are romantic. They're like glue, sticking at each other’s side all the time. There are many kissing scenes. This is an ideal husband/wife relationship - loving, understanding and forgiving, which also plays an important part in the plot when the story unravels. There're no hidden emotions nor hidden feelings. She always tells her husband exactly what she wants. I love that because men are usually slow to catch hints. Her forthrightness is inspiring.

The drama is cut in an interesting way: at the end of each episode, the cut scene is played, giving additional information to the viewers without affecting the flow of the story. These cut scenes are enlightening and can make the story clearer.

Admittedly there is a lot of flaws and holes, inconsistencies and lack of details in this drama. For example, some scenes are jumped and characters are switched without warning, the couple wear shoes on their wedding bed, the abrupt change of character for the evil sisters, etc. Nonetheless, these haven’t reduced my enjoyment.

If you love supervillain, evil sisters, some palace politics, a protective powerful general with an easily jealous wife, you may like this fluffy drama like I did. Don’t miss it. And don't miss the epilogue.

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The story of a woman who makes ink.

It was a good series for me. Another success story about a woman. I watched many such stories in Chinese dramas in 2025 and 2026. Success stories attract my attention and I enjoy watching them. This was one of those stories. It's a story about ink. I especially found Yang Zi very successful. The story was built around her. I can say the male lead was just a supporting character. But they were still compatible. I liked both of them. Apart from that, the excessive talking and advice, and many details about ink making, made the series stagnant and boring. It wasn't a series that progressed at a consistent level. Sometimes it rose, sometimes it fell. The quality wasn't maintained. The occasional competitions and fights added color to the series, but otherwise, stagnation prevailed. There was no real romance. There was no real drama either. Everything was left open, as if only the focus was on ink making. I think this bored the viewers. In the rest of the series, especially the family relationships, their loyalty, respect, love, customs and traditions were beautifully portrayed. The spirit of unity and togetherness was beautifully portrayed. There was also revenge and intrigue. The series could have been even better if these elements had been distributed more carefully.

I especially recommend it to those who enjoy stories about female success.

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If you did not watch The Heart Killers, then you don't have the right to breathe

The Heart Killers is not gruesome as some may expected. If you are not watching The Heart Killers while it was ongoing, then what are you doing in your life? Just kidding. To be honest, I am glad that I watched this series' episodes come-out one by one, because the pressure the time each episode comes-out and the need to trend it was different. The recognition and reward of seeing one of your favorite Boys Love series is an overwhelming feeling to yourself.

Story - 9/10
I gave the story a 9/10, because it was great, but definitely have some improvements to be made of just for it to become perfect.

The Heart Killers' plot revolves around a thief (Kant) being tasked by a police captain (Christ) to sneak or investigate on a notorious hitmen brothers (Bison and Fadel). When Kant saw one of the hitmen brothers, Bison, he knew that person is a one night stand he cannot forget. So, what he did was flirt Bison. But he was stopped by Bison's scary older brother, Fadel. Fadel is the older brother of Bison and they own a burger shop.

Bison told Kant that Fadel has a closed heart, meaning that he do not and cannot trust anybody that easily. So, in order to fix that problem and continue spying on the hitmen brothers, Kant asked help from his best friend, Style. Style is a mechanic in their family business' car shop, hence fixing cars are his main job. At first, Style did not agree, but when Kant said that he will exchange his car for his help to flirt Style, he agreed immediately.

Style and Fadel met unexpectedly already, because of a car accident. Fadel's precious car was hit by Style. Since he is a mechanic he offered free service to Fadel and said that he'll fix his car. Fast forward, when Style knew that Fadel was the person that Kant wants him to flirt, he tried all ways in order to be near Fadel, with the help also of Bison giving Fadel's diary to Style.

Basically, the story revolves around Kant being tasked by the police to investigate and find evidence about a hitmen brothers, with added romance since Kant and Bison had feelings for each other, and Style pursuing Fadel to have a mutual feelings also with each other.

Acting/Cast - 10/10
You know, the precious gem of a story is really the actors and the characters that they are portraying. Even if the story and script was great, if the acting and chemistry of the characters suck, the series will be a total hit and miss.

Kant (First Kanaphan) - What would you do in exchange of freedom? Are you willing to sacrifice your love's freedom in exchange of your own? His character is really a chef's kiss main character because of how the occurrence of events happened because of his actions and decisions.

Bison (Khaotung Thanawat) - Wow, just wow! Khaotung is really a good actor, I think anyone can agree with me. Bison is such a menace and a crazy character. The way he decided what to do when he knew that Kant is spying on them, investigate them. The actions he made when he knew he was being used by his lover, I FUCKING LOVE IT. This is another time that a character and an actor really got into me, in a way that I love it so much.

KantBison (FirstKhaotung) - The chemistry is really good. Watching them in this series really satisfies me, because I saw their other series and the way they acted on those. Those NC scenes, really mesmerizing and admiring to watch. I did not even skip a single second on their NC scenes because of how natural they acted on those. It feels like they are not acting, rather just enjoying the moment they are doing those scenes.

Fadel (Joong Archen) - It is my first time seeing Joong acting and to be honest, he shocked me. His character is someone who cannot trust that easily because of valid reasons and as a person who is like that also, he got me. Fadel's acting is so good that he really felt like he is embodying the role given to him. Also, he is really hot as a person hehe

Style (Dunk Natachai) - Also my first time seeing Dunk's acting and I love it! Style's mannerisms are really good. His iconic lines such as "Good Morning Kub" is really what the viewers love about him. Another, I want to applaud the stylist because of how good his outfits are. An example is the iconic crop tops he wore during the series, it was really good. Dunk is really great on portraying this not so serious but series role he got.

FadelStyle (JoongDunk) - Many viewers really love their enemy to lovers? trope that their plot has. From Fadel being cold to Style at first to the efforts that Style took in order to become near Fadel. The efforts both their characters did in order for them to become lovers. The sacrifices and moments that broke them and the viewers are really good. No one can portray Fadel and Style better than Joong and Dunk, I must say.

In totality, I gave The Heart Killers a 9.5/10 because in my own opinion, it was really good, but close only to perfection. If the casts was not great, the plot and script will not be well executed and the viewers will not love it. A must recommended series to watch, because you will not only fall in love with the plot and the characters, but also to the actors as well. If you are not watching or you did not watch it yet, you do not have the right to breathe, just kidding. Go watch it!

EDIT: I just finished watching the last episode and to tell you guys, it was truly worth it watching this series. Just a caution for the last episode because if the first episodes' NC scenes are hot, then the last episode was blazing in purgatory as it was that hot! WATCH IT ALREADY!!!

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I adore AlmondProgress

I have adored AlmondProgress since Love Sick and I am glad to see them back on my screen. I didn’t know how they would transition over to GMM TV. I figured it would be a good transition because it seems like that company would suit them and I’m glad that it has.

I have to say that I love the color grading in this series. I know that it is based in the 90s and it definitely gives that vibe. this was also probably one of my favorite first episodes to a series in a long time. there was something about the true chemistry that these leads have, but then also their lines didn’t feel like they were just delivering lines it felt more authentic to me. The whole vibe felt more authentic to me.

I really enjoyed the books and they’re available officially translated into English off Meb and I highly recommend them.

this is a great coming-of-age story and I’m really looking forward to what else they adapt from the books to the series.

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A show about a teen girl who constantly makes bad decisions against her own judgement

It was interesting in the beginning, but it took a downward turn for the worst and the story was being rushed. There were plot twists, but not real character development or lessons to be learned.

They could've made a great ending, but they left it open for possibly another season. I believe the writers got lazy when it came to arguments and bringing the story to a close. No hate towards the cast, they seem like they could've played out a better written plot and script.

The music was weird, like some songs seemed random for the outro or off theme for the show. I was honestly trying to get to the next episode to finish off this Kdrama.

If you watch this, think of it as something to watch while you wait for other anticipated Dramas.

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Entertaining and big on laughs but ultimately falls short of emotional payoff and feels shallow!

The series had me on quite the rollercoaster. It started off feeling a bit cringey with its over-the-top comedy, but as it went on I started to appreciate the depth it brought to its characters. The middle episodes really stood out for me with some strong emotional moments and character development especially Heng's. I could see the growth in the characters overall and their struggles, which made me invested in their journeys.

But honestly, the last two episodes completely threw me off. Instead of wrapping things up with the deep, meaningful conversations the drama had been building towards, it just fell into all these tired, unnecessary tropes. The characters barely talked things out or solved their issues in any satisfying way. It just felt like the show took a huge step backwards, totally undoing all the emotional depth and character development it had built up before. It was like they just threw everything out the window for the shallow plot twists which was really disappointing after all the character growth we had witnessed.

Characters :

Heng : Heng started off as immature, impulsive, and just living his best “I’m clueless and don’t care” life. But as the series progressed, he actually began to show some heart. He started to open up, deal with his emotions, and work on his issues. From being completely oblivious to actually getting his act together, Heng went through some solid character development. However, after all that, the drama essentially hit the reset button on his progress, which was incredibly frustrating for me. I was left wondering if any of his growth had even mattered.

Mo : Honestly, Mo could have been so much more. He was that guy who was all about the feelings but never said anything at the right time. He had so much going on, so many layers as a character, but when it came to Heng, he just shut down. He could talk to everyone else about his problems, but with Heng? No. It was frustrating because I knew he cared, but he just wouldn’t open up. Instead of dealing with things, he stayed stuck in this awkward back-and-forth of distancing himself without properly explaining, followed by a sudden epiphany where he would just say sorry and everything would be forgotten. It held him back from actually growing in their relationship or fixing anything. For me, he was all about missed chances and staying quiet when it counted.

Boss : He plays an important role in the love triangle that complicates Heng and Mo’s relationship. At times, he adds humor to the story and his support for Heng though sometimes misplaced brings a sense of warmth. It’s clear that the boss genuinely cares for Heng and his courage in standing up for Heng when needed makes him likable, though it's evident that his relationship with Heng isn't meant to be the final outcome.

Acting & Chemistry:

The chemistry between Mo and Heng was so obvious, but it honestly felt like we should have gotten more of them as a couple. Instead of diving deeper into their dynamic, the story introduced new arcs and characters that distracted from their relationship.  They definitely had a connection, but it was kind of on and off, there one moment, gone the next. It felt like there was so much more potential to explore and it would have been nice to see their relationship get more attention.

I always thought it was Heng who took the extra step, gave the benefit of the doubt, and actually did the "talking," while Mo never did. Throughout the series, Heng was labeled as someone oblivious to others' feelings, but I found him to be surprisingly considerate when it really mattered.
I will not lie , at one point I was hoping Boss and Heng should have been the end game considering how much effort he put for Heng and how communicative Boss was throughout in comparison to Mo.

In my opinion, Earth and Mix did a pretty solid job and their acting (almost) single-handedly saved the show from sinking due to some very questionable writing. Earth has great comedic timing and made the most of what he was given. The supporting cast did well too, though there were moments that felt a little too extra for my liking. There were also some unexpected cameos that genuinely caught me by surprise.

Don't get me wrong, I did enjoy the series overall. It was lighthearted and entertaining, providing plenty of funny moments. However, there was nothing to really hit home about. It lacked a deeper emotional impact or lasting significance.
I would recommend it if you are earth and mix's fan or want to watch something light in between of heavy watches.

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Stupendously well done in an unimaginable scale

This drama has high production value as expected but it is stupendously well done in an unimaginable scale, it is able to outperform any drama or movie released this year in such a mind blowing way. The structure of the plot is so deeply implemented with a large amount of pressure points, details on Latin America drug trade is very precise and every character is intertwined perfectly. The suspense is limitless when it puts you into the view of the main lead, making it a nerve wrecking narco ride. It works like a double extended cut movie that is cinema worthy, especially in the final action scenes it is absolutely superb. At the very edge of humanity, deep rooted evilness tearing down every human being with money as the root of sufferings, and this drama is totally prepared for an earth-shattering drug war in this barely survivable world.

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Best coming of age drama

Loved the storyline, loved the honesty, love the believability. Sometimes dramas can have elements where it's so unbelievable, it's cringy. I like this one because every scenario is done well. There's no over the top situation. It's very relatable.

I like how you see growth in Sang Zhi, especially in her relationship with her parents. There comes a time when every parents needs to realize their daughter has grown into a woman, and that was done well in this drama.

Loved the actors and actresses, not just the mains, but the whole cast. Casting was done well.

The music, I can listen to on repeat FOREVER. I don't think I've liked a soundtrack so much since A Walk To Remember.

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