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Muy buen dorama, la verdad es que yo no leí el manga de Itazura na Kiss, pero vi el anime y debo decir que es uno de mis favoritos. Este dorama está muy apegado a la historia expuesta en el anime (aunque cambian algunas partes [supongo que es para darle énfasis a otras cosas]), y en verdad me encantó.
La actuación de Yuki (Irie Naoki) la encontré muy buena, aunque la de Miku (Aihara Kotoko) la encontré, a veces, un poco "sobre-actuada".
En cuanto a la música, usaron muy bellas melodías en los momentos precisos y en momentos "humorísticos", otras que resaltaban la escena, pero aun así, creo que fue un poco pobre en tema de cantidad.

Si lo miramos como dorama independiente, creo que es excelente. Muy buen dorama y muy recomendable para los que les gustan las historias de romances como a mi.

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Qué guapo es el protagonista, me lo comía con patatas fritas; eso es lo que, supongo, debéis pensar al puntuar esta serie, porque sino es inexplicable que esté tan arriba en el ranking.
Cuando entendáis que con Bad Guy (serie que aquí, inexplicablemente, está perdida en las profundidades del abismo) los coreanos llegaron a lo máximo que pueden aspirar a la hora de realizar una serie sobre la venganza, quizá este top comience a adquirir algo de credibildad.
La historia es una sucesión de capítulos en los que no ocurre nada, hasta que sobre el octavo (no recuerdo bien, terminé hace un par de semanas) los guionistas deciden comenzar con la verdadera trama, pero cómo no tenía que llegar el clímax con el momento pérdida de memoria, sí otra vez, en el que todo vuelve a comenzar, hasta que otra vez se pone en marcha y cuando parece que va a comenzar lo bueno afortunadamente termina.
Abogados por aquí, fiscales por allá, un chico que lee los pensamientos y es la reencarnación a cámara lenta de Bruce Lee y unos actores que sin duda son lo mejor de una serie que sería recomendable bajase en el ranking.

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Típica historia de venganza a la coreana con los mismos tópicos, clichés que cualquier otra, pero con unos añadidos fundamentales como personajes secundarios de relleno que no aportan algo, flashbacks tediosos que alargan los capítulos y provocan un sopor que llega a límites insospechados, historias paralelas cogidas con pinzas que provocan vergüenza ajena, disfraces ridículos que creía sólo se podían ver en las series de época, un último capítulo que da ganas de vomitar nubes de colores y pájaros cantando por doquier y un largo etcétera de estulticias que no viene a cuento comentar.
Pero estos guionistas qué se toman a la hora de pensar el guión, los diálogos, el desarrollo? de verdad se creen lo que escriben?, es que no hay por dónde coger la historia, lo que es evidente es que dejan claro que los policías del país sufren alguna especie de retraso mental que quién sabe, puede que sea alguno de los requisitos para formar parte del cuerpo de seguridad nacional.
Los actores, todos lamentables, sobreactuando, poco creíbles... si acaso salvaría al viejo que ayuda al prota, pero su papel es tan secuandario que no vale la pena ni mentarlo.
Una serie para olvidar, que debería haber durado la mitad de capítulos y con un final digno de un cuento de hadas en el país de la piruleta.

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Bueno bueno bueno, increíble que esta serie tenga un 8.6 y haya estado en el top10, una copia mala de bad guy, que increíblemente sólo tiene tiene un 7,8, no hay quien os entienda con las notas.
Si no fuera por la actuación de los actores la serie sería de las peores que se han hecho en korea, a la altura de a man called god, i am sam o bodrios similares. Sinceramente creo que muchas series las puntuáis por la belleza de los actores porque sino es inexplicable que esto tenga tanta nota.
Sobre la serie, el ya tan manido, recurrido y cansino tema de la amnesia es para despedir a los guionistas, no aporta nada de nada de nada, sólo se utiliza para alargar la serie, lo de los últimos 2 capítulos es para cortarse las venas, un "sinsentido" en el que no explican nada, algo ya habitual por otra parte. Los secundarios no aportan nada, están ahí por estar, para ello mejor que no aparezcan.
La historia es larga y aburrida, no engancha, los primeros capítulos hay que admitir que están bien, pero a partir del quinto o sexto se desinfla hasta límites insospechados.
Los actores bien, pero la serie no da para más, sus constantes cambios de personalidad no sé si deben a que padecen un trastorno de identidad disociativo o es que los guionistas se ponían tibios a saque antes de escribir.
La música bien, poco más.
Infumable, nada recomendable a no ser que quieras ver un par de guapos actores pululando delante de la pantalla.

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Lo que me encanta de este drama es que la historia no es solamente romance también tiene acción, desde el primer capitulo me quede pegada a la computadora, de verdad que es muy interesante.

La actuación de Lee Seung Ki me gusto mucho ya que no estaba acostumbrada a verlo en dramas o peliculas, me encantaron las actuaciones de Ha Ji Won, Yoon Je Moon, Jo Jung Suk.

Creo que la banda sonora de este drama ayudo muchísimo a que la historia se pusiera mas interesante las canciones personalmente son MUY buenas.

Y algo que hay que tener en cuenta en los dramas asiáticos, el final no daña la historia, así que definitivamente este drama es uno de los muy pocos que podría ver otra vez. LO RECOMIENDO TOTALMENTE =)

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Running Away

A movie for mature audiences. From the very beginning it’s clear that something is wrong, and as the story develops things become more and more complicated. A married couple finds themselves stuck on a vacation that simply won’t end, and there will be everything — including +18 scenes. In fact, the film follows the classic formula of American horror movies and successfully builds tension and suspense right up to the very end. I think the ending itself could have been a bit more complete, but overall I’m satisfied with the way everything was concluded.

The lead role is played by the well-known Ma Dong-seok, and although he is known as a good-natured strongman, here he takes on a rare villain role. His acting isn’t perfect, but I can say the villain part suits him extremely well and he was quite convincing as the enigmatic, violent host.

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I NEED A SEASON 3 BADLY

Okay, so I wrote individual reviews for each show, so you can go on my profile and check them out if you are feeling freaky, but this is just as much as I can fit with my drama list review limit, so enjoy. Overall, this show got an 8.5 out of 10 from me, and I am going to go in order of the shows and put the most important things (This is the same review as my normal one; I just need this for my end-of-the-year review so it's even lmao).

Besides the Sky: The Day the Music Died

Starting with the plot. I think they could have done it a bit better, but I like the whole thing with the sister, even though I really should hate it; I thought it was pretty good. I just wish they wrote it out a little bit better because there were still a few plot holes. But god, it just made me so sad, the whole thing with the sister and how he is a disappointment because of that, so I guess the writing was pretty good. This is also what I wrote the headline off of, because the day she died, everything after that was terrible for Typhoon.

Once again, just like the original, the romance and character writing was phenomenal, and I am actually gagged. Every character felt like a real person, because they were brought to life in that way. I also think that, because of that, some parts had the same charm as the first one, so I liked that too. (They did jump the gun with their romance, though, which I am not very fond of).

They have such good chemistry, so I quite enjoyed their kissing and all that. EAT EATING ATEEEE, BECAUSE I DON'T PLAY. I also love the actors' off-screen chemistry too, and it is always a joy to see them on my four you page (or should I say fourever you page (see what I did there, I will be here all day bruh or until I finish all my reviews for this show lmao)).

I LOVE WHEN THE FRIEND GROUP IS ALL TOGETHER, OH MY GOD THAT'S BETTER THAN ANY SEX SCENE.

Regarding things I didn't like, the start was so incredibly lackluster, my lord. I loved season 1, and I would give my life to watch that again for the first time, so my standards were very high for this. And I was ultimately let down by the start of this one. I feel like we were just thrown into the deep end of lore that halfway made sense and expected to swim. AND let's just say, I didn't swim. I was fucking DROWNING BITCH.

Next up was our 'wolf in sheep's clothing.' So before I go on the rant that I am about to go on, I wanna preface that I love Bever and Tonliew, and they have such good chemistry AND are amazing actors. But the power dynamic they have this is literally the most problematic thing ever, and it was really hard to ignore. The whole thing with Bever's character 'respecting him' was fine until he's like I am only doing this so you like me; I actually have no problem coming on to you. I didn't like that one bit, oh my god. Also, the fact that they grew up together makes the dynamic so much weirder, and I actually can't get behind it at all. Like, at least for the other character they are openly evil and at least are somewhat respectful; he's just not, and I don't fuck with that at all. Okay rant over...for now. My reaction for their dynamic changing lmao, "DYNAMIC CHANGE HELLO. CAUGHT MY REACTION ON INSTA. "I'm starting to lose my patience now." WHATEVER YOU SAY NEXT OR HAPPENS NEXT CAN'T EXCUSE THIS LINE AND THEIR DYNAMIC IS LOWKEY CHANGED FOR ME. Help. HELP. WHAT THE HELL, I CAN'T MOVE ON FROM THAT."

On top of that, there was a lot of bullshit in the episodes. I think that they needed to cool it on the filler, especially with how short it is; like, just tell me the fucking plot line before I get violent. Also, in regards to other bull shit, the confession bit was lowkey so bullshit. I was at a loss for words. I feel like they were doing too much when they should have just had a flat-out confession; stop giving me all this run-around shit and going back to this with lackluster ass shit. Some episodes were interesting for a little bit, and then they would go to this lackluster boring shit, like we are pissing me off, silly.

THE WAY HE FOUND OUT THAT TORFUN DIED SUCKKKK, OH MY GOD. Like, we built our love story off of her; what are we even talking about right now, huh? He was just kind of like Oh yeah, your sister's been dead even though she's been texting me; I have known for a while now. LIKE WHAT? That should have been a bigger deal. I am dead.

The Sun from Another Star: Sits at the top of the driveway

Starting off strong was the start. Unlike our previous couple, their start was actually really good, and I feel like it actually set this show up perfectly. It showed all of the characters as well as all the relevant background characters, and it was very to the point, which is always nice to see.

OH MY GOD. The next thing I liked was THE GIRL WHOSE BF DIED. I fucking loved that. And you know, I should hate that; I really should, because it was kind of an irrelevant plot line to take away from our main couple, but they made me wanna fucking BAWL MY EYES OUT. I loved every second of them, and I will never get them out of my head ever. I need a sequel where it is just them; I don’t play. God, they make me so sad. But I love them.

Going back to our main couple, I also loved taking things slow. It didn't really feel awkward; it lowkey felt just right, and I enjoyed that a lot, y'all have no idea. Just great with everything, including the love, because neither of us were quite ready for a relationship just yet, and we really need to grow as people before we grow together.

THE MOM. Okay, so I hate on San Francisco later in my review, but the fact that she died on Christmas and he spent so long trying to talk to her, and she was just dead. I don't know if I will ever be okay, because what the fuck. That was just so sad, and they brought that to life really well, so good job to them again (at the cost of my sanity this time).

Another thing I liked was, once again, the friend groups; they were so lovely to see, oh my god. Johan and Arthits' relationship was such a gift, and I love it. They are pretty similar and also not, but I just really enjoyed them on screen together even if they were arguing. Also, Arthit and North being close was also really cute (peak Bas with the middle part because I don’t play about him).

Moving on to things I didn’t like. WHY WERE WE ON SCOOBY DOO AH MANHUNT FOR THE FIRST COUPLE OF EPISODES, YALL GONNA PISS ME OFF SILLY I SWEAR TO GOD.

SAN FRANCISCO, KEEP MY SECOND HOME OUT OF YOUR MOUTHHHHH. THERE IS NOWHERE IN SAN FRANCISCO THAT LOOKS LIKE THAT; THE ENTIRE CITY IS ON TOP OF ITSELF. DON'T PISS ME OFFFFFF.

Regarding our love story, I think we did a good job at the start, and then when he asked him to be his boyfriend, it kind of felt like a middle finger to all the progress we were making, so that was kind of irritating. I just wished they spaced that out better.

On more stuff I didn't like, episode 14. If you have seen this, you know what happens here, and if you haven't, well, spoiler time...like always. There is a scene in this where Arhit comes onto Dao, and then Dao pushes him off after Dao kisses his neck and all that. And while he did apologize and they work through that, that was ultimately a dislike for me, because it felt kind of unnecessary in a way; I don't know, like he didn't NEED to come on to him. Just something about BL shows: they love their sexual assault. And well, I do acknowledge that this happens a lot in real life, and in that aspect it makes this a good representation; it felt very out of character for Arthit and along with that the storyline.

And then finally one short note on stuff I didn’t like: the final episode. Something about this season and their final episodes was just so lackluster and had me really disappointed. I feel like they set the standards so high and just wrecked them, like please can we lock in I BEG. But yeah, that’s kind of it for this one.

Lately, It's Winter Season: If they say why, why tell 'em that it's human nature.

Starting off with the plot itself and what I liked about it. It, like all of the parts before it, felt very natural. The characters, the plot (ignoring the mafia shit), everything about it felt so natural, and it really had that Fourever You charm that I have grown to love so much. I also liked how we got the very start of their love story all the way to the end instead of getting randomly thrown in there like the other parts. And I think this is lowkey due to them building this shit brick by brick; I can’t even lie to y'all right now. It was pretty slow burn with a lot of filler, but I gotta remember: don’t hate the player, hate the game. I was so excited for like everything in this show, because of the foundation that was laid for the house that was waiting to be built; like, I couldn’t wait for them to fall more in love and, well, in the end, date.

Kind of piggybacking off of the characters and plot, I quite enjoyed Nao’s character (I will get to crash out Suer in a moment, don’t y'all even worry). I said in my episode 17 review, “Nao being the less liked twin is WAY TOO REAL, LIKE WAY TOO CLOSE TO HOME, WHERE IS MY SUER ON GOD?” And as someone who is a twin and identical at that, God, this hit way closer to home than I ever expected, and that's because of the good character writing. It's not quite something you can understand unless you have lived it before, but growing up with your twin and basically always being together, then slowly becoming your own people, is so crazy to see in this drama format. And as someone whose twin is more liked than me, god, I feel for Nao. He's not resentful; he's just honest and kind of accepting of it, and I feel that so deeply in my bones; y'all actually have no idea. 

Going more on what I liked regarding sibling relationships, we have Suer and his brother. Okay, so starting off, their relationship was really rocky, but it turns out his brother literally just wanted to protect him, and that made me so fucking sad, oh my god. Like, that's his baby at the end of the day, oh my god, because he doesn't play about him, not one bit. They were just both neglected by their father and, in turn, their mother, so when they should have stuck together, they were pulled apart. But then they came around, and I actually really loved that, and I thought that was really well written.

And of course, I said this in my other two reviews, but I love LOVE the connection with the other shows, especially with Johan. Like Suer calling him up, that was really fun, and I thought that was really cute. And then when we finally make it to the present, North pulls up, and it's so cute. God, I love them so much.

I also really liked Nao's reaction to Suer having a crush on him. Like it was this whole thing and Nao's like, there's no way, but shit, we are gonna make it work because I don't wanna lose you, and truthfully I thought that was adorable. Like it really showed character development and how he can grow to love him, which is really sweet and has me all the way dead. I really enjoyed that a lot.

Starting off with things I am not very fond of, is Suer. Well, he does come around, and it becomes endearing and cute; THE CRASH OUT WAS IRRITATING. Like, for no reason, we are picking fights, being annoying; like, actually, there comes a point, and we are so far beyond that point you have no fucking idea, my lord. Don't piss me off; just be in touch with your emotions. AND, every time he needed to fight for his love, specifically episode 21, HE IS TOO BUSY SERVING FACE! SUER LOCK YOUR DUMB BUMB ASS IN BECAUSE THERE IS ACTUALLY NO WAY.

More things I didn't like: a lot of shit felt very random. The first example that came to mind: THE DAD DIES OUT OF NOWHERE? LIKE HELLO? I don't understand why the dad just completely died out of nowhere. Like they should have written in that he was sick in the earlier episodes, so it didn't feel completely fucking random.

And finally, like actually finally, the ending. It was so lackluster and terrible, just like all of his counterparts. I feel like they set it up to be so good and then they just nuked that shit. It was boring, it didn't give our couple justice, and all of it just felt fucking random. Like we NEED TO LOCK THE FUCK IN, I swear to God, because I don't play about these two. God, I am so mad because I wanted their ending to be really good. Literally fuck y'all.

And well, that's it, my friends. I hope you enjoyed my long-ass reviews for this show. In the end, I really did enjoy these two seasons, and I really want another one because these two shows have brought me more joy than I would ever know, my lord. Please watch this and then the first season. Okay bye!

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I NEED A SEASON 3 BADLY

Okay, so I wrote individual reviews for each show, so you can go on my profile and check them out if you are feeling freaky, but this is just as much as I can fit with my drama list review limit, so enjoy. Overall, this show got an 8.5 out of 10 from me, and I am going to go in order of the shows and put the most important things.

Besides the Sky: The Day the Music Died

Starting with the plot. I think they could have done it a bit better, but I like the whole thing with the sister, even though I really should hate it; I thought it was pretty good. I just wish they wrote it out a little bit better because there were still a few plot holes. But god, it just made me so sad, the whole thing with the sister and how he is a disappointment because of that, so I guess the writing was pretty good. This is also what I wrote the headline off of, because the day she died, everything after that was terrible for Typhoon.

Once again, just like the original, the romance and character writing was phenomenal, and I am actually gagged. Every character felt like a real person, because they were brought to life in that way. I also think that, because of that, some parts had the same charm as the first one, so I liked that too. (They did jump the gun with their romance, though, which I am not very fond of).

They have such good chemistry, so I quite enjoyed their kissing and all that. EAT EATING ATEEEE, BECAUSE I DON'T PLAY. I also love the actors' off-screen chemistry too, and it is always a joy to see them on my four you page (or should I say fourever you page (see what I did there, I will be here all day bruh or until I finish all my reviews for this show lmao)).

I LOVE WHEN THE FRIEND GROUP IS ALL TOGETHER, OH MY GOD THAT'S BETTER THAN ANY SEX SCENE.

Regarding things I didn't like, the start was so incredibly lackluster, my lord. I loved season 1, and I would give my life to watch that again for the first time, so my standards were very high for this. And I was ultimately let down by the start of this one. I feel like we were just thrown into the deep end of lore that halfway made sense and expected to swim. AND let's just say, I didn't swim. I was fucking DROWNING BITCH.

Next up was our 'wolf in sheep's clothing.' So before I go on the rant that I am about to go on, I wanna preface that I love Bever and Tonliew, and they have such good chemistry AND are amazing actors. But the power dynamic they have this is literally the most problematic thing ever, and it was really hard to ignore. The whole thing with Bever's character 'respecting him' was fine until he's like I am only doing this so you like me; I actually have no problem coming on to you. I didn't like that one bit, oh my god. Also, the fact that they grew up together makes the dynamic so much weirder, and I actually can't get behind it at all. Like, at least for the other character they are openly evil and at least are somewhat respectful; he's just not, and I don't fuck with that at all. Okay rant over...for now. My reaction for their dynamic changing lmao, "DYNAMIC CHANGE HELLO. CAUGHT MY REACTION ON INSTA. "I'm starting to lose my patience now." WHATEVER YOU SAY NEXT OR HAPPENS NEXT CAN'T EXCUSE THIS LINE AND THEIR DYNAMIC IS LOWKEY CHANGED FOR ME. Help. HELP. WHAT THE HELL, I CAN'T MOVE ON FROM THAT."

On top of that, there was a lot of bullshit in the episodes. I think that they needed to cool it on the filler, especially with how short it is; like, just tell me the fucking plot line before I get violent. Also, in regards to other bull shit, the confession bit was lowkey so bullshit. I was at a loss for words. I feel like they were doing too much when they should have just had a flat-out confession; stop giving me all this run-around shit and going back to this with lackluster ass shit. Some episodes were interesting for a little bit, and then they would go to this lackluster boring shit, like we are pissing me off, silly.

THE WAY HE FOUND OUT THAT TORFUN DIED SUCKKKK, OH MY GOD. Like, we built our love story off of her; what are we even talking about right now, huh? He was just kind of like Oh yeah, your sister's been dead even though she's been texting me; I have known for a while now. LIKE WHAT? That should have been a bigger deal. I am dead.

The Sun from Another Star: Sits at the top of the driveway

Starting off strong was the start. Unlike our previous couple, their start was actually really good, and I feel like it actually set this show up perfectly. It showed all of the characters as well as all the relevant background characters, and it was very to the point, which is always nice to see.

OH MY GOD. The next thing I liked was THE GIRL WHOSE BF DIED. I fucking loved that. And you know, I should hate that; I really should, because it was kind of an irrelevant plot line to take away from our main couple, but they made me wanna fucking BAWL MY EYES OUT. I loved every second of them, and I will never get them out of my head ever. I need a sequel where it is just them; I don’t play. God, they make me so sad. But I love them.

Going back to our main couple, I also loved taking things slow. It didn't really feel awkward; it lowkey felt just right, and I enjoyed that a lot, y'all have no idea. Just great with everything, including the love, because neither of us were quite ready for a relationship just yet, and we really need to grow as people before we grow together.

THE MOM. Okay, so I hate on San Francisco later in my review, but the fact that she died on Christmas and he spent so long trying to talk to her, and she was just dead. I don't know if I will ever be okay, because what the fuck. That was just so sad, and they brought that to life really well, so good job to them again (at the cost of my sanity this time).

Another thing I liked was, once again, the friend groups; they were so lovely to see, oh my god. Johan and Arthits' relationship was such a gift, and I love it. They are pretty similar and also not, but I just really enjoyed them on screen together even if they were arguing. Also, Arthit and North being close was also really cute (peak Bas with the middle part because I don’t play about him).

Moving on to things I didn’t like. WHY WERE WE ON SCOOBY DOO AH MANHUNT FOR THE FIRST COUPLE OF EPISODES, YALL GONNA PISS ME OFF SILLY I SWEAR TO GOD.

SAN FRANCISCO, KEEP MY SECOND HOME OUT OF YOUR MOUTHHHHH. THERE IS NOWHERE IN SAN FRANCISCO THAT LOOKS LIKE THAT; THE ENTIRE CITY IS ON TOP OF ITSELF. DON'T PISS ME OFFFFFF.

Regarding our love story, I think we did a good job at the start, and then when he asked him to be his boyfriend, it kind of felt like a middle finger to all the progress we were making, so that was kind of irritating. I just wished they spaced that out better.

On more stuff I didn't like, episode 14. If you have seen this, you know what happens here, and if you haven't, well, spoiler time...like always. There is a scene in this where Arhit comes onto Dao, and then Dao pushes him off after Dao kisses his neck and all that. And while he did apologize and they work through that, that was ultimately a dislike for me, because it felt kind of unnecessary in a way; I don't know, like he didn't NEED to come on to him. Just something about BL shows: they love their sexual assault. And well, I do acknowledge that this happens a lot in real life, and in that aspect it makes this a good representation; it felt very out of character for Arthit and along with that the storyline.

And then finally one short note on stuff I didn’t like: the final episode. Something about this season and their final episodes was just so lackluster and had me really disappointed. I feel like they set the standards so high and just wrecked them, like please can we lock in I BEG. But yeah, that’s kind of it for this one.

Lately, It's Winter Season: If they say why, why tell 'em that it's human nature.

Starting off with the plot itself and what I liked about it. It, like all of the parts before it, felt very natural. The characters, the plot (ignoring the mafia shit), everything about it felt so natural, and it really had that Fourever You charm that I have grown to love so much. I also liked how we got the very start of their love story all the way to the end instead of getting randomly thrown in there like the other parts. And I think this is lowkey due to them building this shit brick by brick; I can’t even lie to y'all right now. It was pretty slow burn with a lot of filler, but I gotta remember: don’t hate the player, hate the game. I was so excited for like everything in this show, because of the foundation that was laid for the house that was waiting to be built; like, I couldn’t wait for them to fall more in love and, well, in the end, date.

Kind of piggybacking off of the characters and plot, I quite enjoyed Nao’s character (I will get to crash out Suer in a moment, don’t y'all even worry). I said in my episode 17 review, “Nao being the less liked twin is WAY TOO REAL, LIKE WAY TOO CLOSE TO HOME, WHERE IS MY SUER ON GOD?” And as someone who is a twin and identical at that, God, this hit way closer to home than I ever expected, and that's because of the good character writing. It's not quite something you can understand unless you have lived it before, but growing up with your twin and basically always being together, then slowly becoming your own people, is so crazy to see in this drama format. And as someone whose twin is more liked than me, god, I feel for Nao. He's not resentful; he's just honest and kind of accepting of it, and I feel that so deeply in my bones; y'all actually have no idea. 

Going more on what I liked regarding sibling relationships, we have Suer and his brother. Okay, so starting off, their relationship was really rocky, but it turns out his brother literally just wanted to protect him, and that made me so fucking sad, oh my god. Like, that's his baby at the end of the day, oh my god, because he doesn't play about him, not one bit. They were just both neglected by their father and, in turn, their mother, so when they should have stuck together, they were pulled apart. But then they came around, and I actually really loved that, and I thought that was really well written.

And of course, I said this in my other two reviews, but I love LOVE the connection with the other shows, especially with Johan. Like Suer calling him up, that was really fun, and I thought that was really cute. And then when we finally make it to the present, North pulls up, and it's so cute. God, I love them so much.

I also really liked Nao's reaction to Suer having a crush on him. Like it was this whole thing and Nao's like, there's no way, but shit, we are gonna make it work because I don't wanna lose you, and truthfully I thought that was adorable. Like it really showed character development and how he can grow to love him, which is really sweet and has me all the way dead. I really enjoyed that a lot.

Starting off with things I am not very fond of, is Suer. Well, he does come around, and it becomes endearing and cute; THE CRASH OUT WAS IRRITATING. Like, for no reason, we are picking fights, being annoying; like, actually, there comes a point, and we are so far beyond that point you have no fucking idea, my lord. Don't piss me off; just be in touch with your emotions. AND, every time he needed to fight for his love, specifically episode 21, HE IS TOO BUSY SERVING FACE! SUER LOCK YOUR DUMB BUMB ASS IN BECAUSE THERE IS ACTUALLY NO WAY.

More things I didn't like: a lot of shit felt very random. The first example that came to mind: THE DAD DIES OUT OF NOWHERE? LIKE HELLO? I don't understand why the dad just completely died out of nowhere. Like they should have written in that he was sick in the earlier episodes, so it didn't feel completely fucking random.

And finally, like actually finally, the ending. It was so lackluster and terrible, just like all of his counterparts. I feel like they set it up to be so good and then they just nuked that shit. It was boring, it didn't give our couple justice, and all of it just felt fucking random. Like we NEED TO LOCK THE FUCK IN, I swear to God, because I don't play about these two. God, I am so mad because I wanted their ending to be really good. Literally fuck y'all.

And well, that's it, my friends. I hope you enjoyed my long-ass reviews for this show. In the end, I really did enjoy these two seasons, and I really want another one because these two shows have brought me more joy than I would ever know, my lord. Please watch this and then the first season. Okay bye!

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