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really love Peem's friend group, they…

really love Peem's friend group, they bust day & night & yet they contact each other & met up - just love how close they r. the fact they also hella funny is just the cherry on top. **************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************watching Tan & Khaofang here & knowing that We Are came before Perfect 10 Liners i get why everyone was going crazy at their scenes in the comment section. even though their personality were way different. i prefer Tan here. Khaofang not that different (but i an 100% sure cause i did skip most of their scenes lol). *****************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************Q & Toey r just adorable here & i like that even though Q is kinda the same (a bit amped up), Toey is so different from his character in My School Presiden. he so in-love already & all soft & gooey. *************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************Pun & Chain idk they similar & yet not - maybe i need to see more of them to understand what the difference is, but am loving them too. this whole BL is giving me life - one scene bether then the next. not a dull moment

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A section woven with tears

I still haven't recovered from the sad sorrow of episode 34, and in this episode, they chose to make me suffer 😭😭😭😭 Xiao Qiao's sharing the same feelings as Wei Shao in good times and bad times touched me. Qiao Fan's father was killed by Liu Yan because of his greed. He deserved to die. Why, why did you make me suffer more by showing Xiao Tao and Wei Liang's good old memories 😭😭😭😭 One of the happy scenes, Wei Shao and Xiao Qiao's child Feifei was born. I was proud that the women of the Wei clan remained strong and faced the war. With Wei Liang's death, you made Wei Qu and me suffer a lot. The words Wei Qu said for Wei Liang hurt my heart 😭😭😭😭 Wei Qu losing his arm while fighting made me cry even more 😭😭😭😭 The scene where Wei Qu was carrying Wei Liang on his back and at the same time Wei Qu was trying to save Xiao Qiao's father, I got goosebumps 😭😭😭😭 I wonder how they will end the final episode now 😭😭😭😭

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Fitting end

My biggest complaint of this episode is giving YuLou entirely too much screen time without getting to see her death. 😝This took away from far more interesting characters or battles. That being said, it was a fitting death of her Liangya lover to be killed by both Lord Wei and BiZhi. I liked the irony of Shao pushing BiZhi’s blade. It was good to see them united. The advisor’s contempt of women made him disgusting. I actually thought he was a decent advisor initially but the taunts to BiZhi…I am glad he was silenced. I hope the same for the Qiao advisor. He is a pos too.😝 Yan was so brave and so timely. I wish they would have spent any time at all showing him in battle instead of YuLou mourning her seen face and poor fate😝🙄 He did Wei proud and will have a good future. Qu got Liang home and he was given honors. I loved Liang’s character, but here again I wish more time would have gone to the living and fighting. We needed to see the tides turn more than grieve the dead. It would have been nice to see Shao’s first reaction to baby girl and get welcomed back. To see BiZhi and son wrapped up in the good side of Qiao family. A chance to say goodby to Fan rather than YuLou killing her escort and denying love again. She is like a siren in this drama with a black widow ending for all of her spouses. I was glad to see bully general defeated. That was a good moment. The acting and production were top notch. Some of the writing was not.😝 I was entranced by the leads love story and wish them all a happy future. It is well worth the watch in spite of the flaws. This story successfully reunited two clans and overcame the betrayal and mistrust that divided them. They have forged a more promising future that benefits all the peoples of the canals. They are happily going forward with travel rather than war. May they only know peace from now on.

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just bad useless Promotion of You know whom.

Oh boy, Episode 6 of Tastefully Yours really tested my patience—and not in a good way. Let’s talk about the male lead (ML) for a second, or rather, let’s drag him through the metaphorical mud he deserves to be face-planted in.Why does he look so PATHETIC? Not just pathetic—comically useless. This man is supposed to be our “romantic lead,” but he spends the entire episode wandering around like a kicked puppy, spineless and void of any basic self-respect. The FL left him. Not just emotionally. She packed her bags, emotionally checked out, and physically walked away. TO HER EX. And where is our brilliant ML in the aftermath? Is he setting boundaries? Calling her out? Demanding an ounce of dignity? Oh no. He’s running back to her with some sad-sack honeymoon fantasy like he’s the poster boy for emotional masochism.For what, exactly? For a woman who walked out on him and his diner dreams like they were last season’s trash? She ditched his struggling restaurant project—something that was supposed to be their shared vision—and he responds by… planning a romantic getaway? As if that’s going to fix the blatant disregard she showed for his life and effort?Make it make sense.This man acts like he’s lucky she even breathes in his direction. He looks desperate, clingy, and just utterly hollowed out. There’s no strength in his character. No growth. No confrontation. Just this endless loop of self-inflicted humiliation. And the worst part? The show romanticizes it. As if we’re supposed to swoon over his "devotion." Devotion is one thing, but this is just emotional self-destruction with extra seasoning.Honestly, it’s not love. It’s codependency dressed up in wistful lighting and sad piano music. And if the show keeps pushing this narrative like it’s some tragic romance rather than the cautionary tale it actually is, we’re in for a whole season of emotional whiplash and wasted potential.Give us a spine, ML. Or at least a shred of pride. Something. ANYTHING

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Pathetic male lead

Diving into Tastefully Yours at episode 5 without the context of prior episodes was an intriguing experience, but it left me with mixed feelings, particularly about the male lead (ML), Han Beom-woo (played by Kang Ha-neul), and the dynamics at play in this diner scene. The episode centers on a small restaurant in Jeonju, run by Beom-woo and the female lead (FL), Mo Yeon-joo (Go Min-si), a passionate chef. The show blends rom-com and drama elements, but this episode leaned heavily into tropes that felt frustrating and underdeveloped.The pivotal scene occurs after the diner has served a special customer and is about to close. The second male lead (SML), Jeon Min, a chef from a rival restaurant, walks in requesting a meal. Beom-woo, the diner’s owner, firmly states they’re closed, which seems reasonable given his authority and the late hour. However, Yeon-joo overrides this, allowing Jeon Min to stay and serving him food. This moment felt jarring. As a chef and not the owner, Yeon-joo’s decision to serve a personal guest at the diner’s expense raises questions about professionalism and boundaries. It’s unclear if this is meant to show her kindness, defiance, or a deeper connection to Jeon Min, but without prior episodes, it comes off as disrespectful to Beom-woo’s authority.What’s more perplexing is Beom-woo’s reaction—or lack thereof. Instead of addressing the situation, he waits outside the diner like a dejected puppy while Yeon-joo spends time with Jeon Min. This paints Beom-woo as painfully lacking in self-esteem, a trait that feels at odds with his role as a successful food company heir and restaurant owner. His behavior borders on pathetic, as he lingers like a child hoping for attention. The metaphor of Yeon-joo as “tap water” that men line up for is harsh but captures the odd dynamic—Beom-woo’s willingness to trade his pride for a chance with her diminishes his character’s respectability. It’s hard to root for a lead who seems so spineless, especially when Yeon-joo isn’t romantically committed to either man, so she owes him no loyalty.The episode’s tone is undeniably cheesy, with Beom-woo’s lovesick demeanor amplifying the melodrama. While Kang Ha-neul’s acting is earnest, the writing doesn’t give him much to work with, making his character feel one-dimensional. Go Min-si’s Yeon-joo, on the other hand, exudes confidence, but her actions in this scene feel inconsistent with a professional chef’s mindset. The SML, Jeon Min, adds tension, likely due to a past with Yeon-joo (hinted at in flashbacks), but his late-night visit feels contrived to stir up conflict.Without context from earlier episodes, the angst and misunderstandings feel overblown, as noted in online discussions. The love triangle, a common K-drama trope, seems to dominate episode 5, detracting from the culinary focus that initially drew me in. The diner setting had potential for cozy, heartfelt moments, but the episode prioritizes romantic tension over character depth or business logic. Fans on platforms like Reddit praise the leads’ chemistry, but I found Beom-woo’s lack of assertiveness off-putting, and Yeon-joo’s choices confusing.Overall, episode 5 of Tastefully Yours is a rollercoaster of emotions that leans too heavily on clichéd romance without enough substance to justify the characters’ actions. Beom-woo’s low self-esteem and Yeon-joo’s questionable decision-making left me frustrated, though the actors’ performances keep it watchable. I’d give it a 6/10—potentially better with context from earlier episodes, but as a standalone, it’s a cheesy mess with unrealized potential. If the show wants to win over viewers, it needs to give Beom-woo some backbone and clarify Yeon-joo’s motivations.

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Born in chaos

Baby Feifei greets the world amidst chaos. 4 generations of Wei women determine to stay steadfast on the home front. It’s kind of an amazing sight. Even mom is somewhat resolute. Especially since she is usually a woman suffering from vapours. Interesting that one she so admired is now who they must defeat.😝 General Qu has so much guilt. He will forever carry this because he knows he passed on the mission to make Liang go. I can’t believe he lost an arm and still took out half a squad. He was supposed to have a small cavalry group so why is he doing this solo? He now has Liang strapped to his back and leading blind Qiao dad. Liu Yan has done us the favor of killing the governor. But he has also taken out the two most brilliant canal engineers. While he was admiring the blood on his hand I was honestly expecting him to lick down his hand and grin. He seems happiest surrounded by dead. They are the only ones that look up to him.😝 Advisor is gonna have to decide where to hide now because no side will trust his traitorous ass. A rock slide has hampered Lord Wei and they are having a hard time of it. They are down to 70% of their men and the odds are against them as more defect to Liangya. He receives the message that his home is under siege and he has the choice between his family or the people of Panyi. He makes the choice that ManMan would and heads for Panyi. I love how gma lets ManMan know she is not responsible for her uncle’s actions and I love how she declares herself a Wei that won’t leave her home or desert her people. The end is approaching and battles raging on all fronts. Time to see who the victors will be.

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The actors who play wines friends look very…

The actors who play wines friends look very similar it is scary. It's like force and book the more they are near each other the more they look alike. I like it when characters have actual problems that arent just relationships. I also feel so bad for faifa because it wasnt even his fault that his mom rasied him instead but hes not close with his brothers because of that and she literally gave him for her new family. Thats so sad. That's why he clings onto people like that. Because he just wants ti be someone in peoples life and doesnt want to be abandoned again. I love love LOVE shows like this. Nothing really goes wrong but still interesting. Why was Yotha fondoling my BOY. 3:35 ep 3/4. I swear if they about to get deeky. THEY ARE GETTING DEEKY. SINGING KILLS DRAMAS. 9/10 okay bye!

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