Essie This episode draws clear lines. Xiu finally sees the full picture — Yu’s choices, his silence, and the danger surrounding the truth. I loved that she didn’t let herself be distracted by affection and demanded honesty instead. Their dynamic felt mature, grounded, and earned.The reveal about Yu’s father was devastating. Knowing the truth was twisted for decades made everything feel heavier, especially watching how deeply that lie shaped multiple lives. The confrontation between Yu and Pei felt inevitable, painful, and long overdue.What lingered most for me was Yu’s relationship with his mother. Her inability to truly see him — only the family she chose after his father — made her presence feel more damaging than comforting. This episode wasn’t about reconciliation, but about choosing sides, and it made that choice painfully clear.
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This episode was emotionally devastating in a quiet, lingering way. Xiu and Yu are both carrying childhood wounds tied to the same tragedy, and watching them understand each other’s pain while keeping their distance was heartbreaking. They protect one another silently — at work, at the hospital, and even by insisting on normalcy when everything is clearly not normal.Xiu’s strength stood out the most. She faced Pei without hesitation, saw through his self-pity, and refused to be cast as someone who needed saving. The support from Zhao and the honest, grounding moments with Yu reminded me how powerful real friendship and love can be. This episode felt like loss, resilience, and quiet devotion colliding all at once.
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This episode felt like everything collapsing at once. What began as reassurance and warmth quickly turned into confusion, betrayal, and heartbreak. Xiu searching for answers, Yu trying to protect what they have, and Pei acting out of loneliness all collided in painful ways.The concert tickets and long-awaited kiss felt like a brief moment of peace before reality hit hard. Learning the truth about Yu’s identity, her father’s accident, and Pei’s choice to expose everything made the episode emotionally overwhelming. It left everyone wounded in different ways, and it’s hard not to feel the weight of that loss for all of them.
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Episode 22 feels like the moment where pieces start quietly falling into place — and everyone realizes they’re being watched. Yu’s fear finally surfaces, and even without full explanations, Xiu begins to sense how deep his past still runs. I loved how her presence slowly turns his apartment into something warmer, something closer to home, maybe the first real one he’s had in years.Pei’s storyline grows darker and more complicated. Seeing him question his father for the first time, realizing how controlled his life has been, felt important. The tension between him and Yu no longer feels like simple rivalry, but two people circling the same truth from different sides.The framed photo of Yu and his father was such a quiet, heartfelt gesture — a moment of care that didn’t ask for words. At the same time, Yu’s mother suddenly stepping back into his life, complete with blind date plans, felt unsettling rather than comforting. It’s clear the calm won’t last much longer. This episode feels like the deep breath before everything breaks open.
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Episode 21 balances light group chaos with a heavier emotional undercurrent. What starts as a misunderstood getaway turns genuinely funny, especially with the warmth and banter between the two best friends. But beneath that ease, unresolved pain keeps surfacing.The gentle rejection, the violence that follows, and Yu’s growing fixation on the past all remind us that not everyone gets to move forward at the same pace. Even in moments of laughter, old wounds are still very much present.
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Episode 20 feels light, chaotic, and very honest. Their relationship is no longer hidden, even if they keep trying to control the damage. The sweetness between Yu and Xiu comes through naturally, but so do the misunderstandings that keep piling up around them.What stood out most was how outside involvement — friends, family, and especially uninvited assumptions — starts complicating something that finally feels real. The romance is open now, but it’s clear that navigating other people’s expectations will be their next challenge.
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Episode 19 finally lets everything spill out. Yu stops holding back and chooses Xiu openly, and that honesty feels raw and long overdue. Their misunderstandings are still there, but they no longer hide from what they feel.The family dinner adds a sharp contrast — love feels certain now, but the tension around that table doesn’t. This episode made it clear that romance isn’t the question anymore; what comes with it is.
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Episode 18 stayed with me long after it ended. It quietly showed how letting go can hurt just as much as holding on. I loved how the characters kept moving forward instead of collapsing.
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My Page in the 90s Episode 2
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Tan Xiao Yu Hella funny! The pad giving scene which was meant to be a tissue giving scene got me! Loving the drama so far! XD
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My Page in the 90s Episode 1
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Was a 10/10 for me cause I waited years for this drama and it didn’t disappointed me. First episode was funny and light watch!
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Cosmetic Playlover Season 2 Episode 2
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estar long distance relationship's can be a problem if u don't work on the relationship. but that goes for a regular relationship - it's constant work & given how much the pair cares for the other i am sure as tough as it might get, they will find a way to make it work. what i am wondering is what was Atsushi sly smile about. i thought he too got the same invitation. so what gives?!?
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Loved this episode. Joong and Dunk are awesome. They brought just the right mix of levity and drama. The other cast members were good too. Loved seeing Boom and Aou.
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Peach Lover Episode 1
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Its a fire drama but to long to another episode i want to be more fast like every two daysYour review must be at least 100 characters in length.Your review must be at least 100 characters in length.
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Cosmetic Playlover Season 2 Episode 1
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am so happy to see the mains, Natsume is as adorable as he was in the 1st season. Toma looks better, think he lost weight in his face - if that seems logical & i don't recall his eyes being this light, they were darker - weird. but loved seeing how harmonious they looked cohabitating together. sadly that was the quite before the storm. *****************************************************idk what Ema told Toma, but he should've shared it with Natsume the sec he got home. keeping secrets always creates a mess in relationships. but i guess we needed some drama - otherwise no point to a 2nd season - bummer, cause i loved seeing Natsume so happy & content, even Toma seems more comfortable in his own skin & less on edge. ********************************Atsushi looks as good as the 1st season, but the dude still a sh*t starter & idk if he really wants Natsume or just enjoys messing with Toma... time will tell
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Love Sea: The Home for Lovers Episode 5
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sad to say, but all this has to offer is the mains chemistry in bed (even that is so in-ur-face i look away) & maybe cause i've watched the Thai version 1st, i am saying this. but i wont lie i am bored & don't really like most of the character's. Kaishin is ok but even his turning into this doormat of a character, cause he's infatuated is a bit farfetched to me. idk the whole scene when he gets emotional - i think in the Thai version is felt more organic. here given how Ai behaves let alone how mean he is verbally, i don't get anyone falling for him, let alone wanting to hang around him if not for money.
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