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Likeable lead characters, sizzling chemistry & well-written antagonist. I was entertained!

I watched Xu Zhen's mermaid drama a few days ago and enjoyed her acting a lot there. I decided to check out her other work and since this drama is available on iQIYI, I clicked play. I enjoyed it a lot!

What I liked:
1. FL characterisation - I liked her train of thoughts - smart thinking & some unintentionally funny. I also liked her kindness.
2. ML characterisation - He was that ML who wasn't interested in women until he met FL but I liked that he wasn't aloof. He grew fond of FL as time progressed. I liked that scene about the knee mole and his expectations.
3. Romance - I liked how their relationship developed. Marriage of convenience that had partnership angle right from the get go. There was warmth right from the start and when they finally kissed, there was heat in those kisses.
4. Acting - Both Xu Zhen & Li Zi Jie were good in their roles with Xu Zhen portraying two different personas. There was sizzling chemistry between the two - I bought their characters' romance journey.
5. Supporting characters - ML's assistant was entertaining - he even got to perform action scene. I liked ML's mother & FL's adopted family. FL's adopted bro was sweet towards her.
6. Twist - I enjoyed that twist in the third act. Smart way to catch the antagonist in the act.
7. Pacing - 69 episodes went by fast. Never a draggy moment. Good mix of comedy & drama.

What I disliked:
1. Antagonist - She betrayed FL! What an opportunist! Needless to say, the antagonist was smart and not as pathetic as the usual female antagonists in other vertical dramas.

Favourite scene
When they were intimate for the first time

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Disappointed

Wanted to like this, was excited for it to drop but what on earth happened?

Side characters from the village probably carried this show. Without the quirks it would have been flatter than Stanley. The girl in the shop though who just hated FL for most the show… annoying. Two faced. Leads… zero chemistry. Never felt sparks or the feels. So that was a waste. Not sure FL should be doing romance, its like there was no effort made for anything in that department. And honestly why do these countryside based dramas a) can zip into Seoul in a matter of minutes b) fixate around an item (potato or mushroom) - its not a strong enough plot point.

Kim Bum was a complete waste of talent.

In the end I found myself not giving two hoots how this ended and skipped thru the last 4 episodes. ugh.

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School Life And First Crushes

It is genuinely fun and adorable. It was so easy to mess up this plot but fortunately they didn't. Our main character is a high school student whose hobby is writing boy love fiction online. She isn't very successful but she suddenly starts drawing inspiration from 4 young and handsome teachers that join her school. Innocent words turn into thrilling, heart-fluttering romance and our young talent with an overactive imagination starts gaining more readership than she ever anticipated.

The moments acted out by the teachers in her fantasy are such a wonderful contrast to the more serious personalities of her teachers in real life. But those scenarios were a blast to watch! Just when you thought this will turn boring soon, the show introduces new twists in the plot. The show deals with lots of realistic moments like friendships, crushes, jealousy, and heads of institutions that are simply killjoys.

Though the later episodes are more serious than fun, it was a pleasant watch. The final song was cute and gave the actors all a nice send off. It was a great coming of age story.

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Entertaining

The story, overall, is weak.
But the tone is wildly unpredictable, and the show is mostly fun to watch. The expected frustrating tropes are there, but, thankfully, they are (mostly) resolved quickly. I never felt overly frustrated.
Most characters, except for the obvious villains, are charming and fun to watch. Each viewer will have his own favorite, probably.
For a learner of the Japanese language, it was on the more difficult side: for comedic delivery, a lot of lines were super fast. Vocabulary wise, there were a lot of Buddhist related terms, and some Kansai dialect.

Overall, funny with a hint of frustration at the weakness of the story.

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Eu torci pelo casal certo. Mas queria os quatro juntos.

É muito bom ser surpreendido, né?

No meu caso, eu dei play nesse BL por pura falta do que fazer e sem expectativa nenhuma. O enredo parecia mais do mesmo, daqueles que a gente acha que já viu dezenas de vezes.

Mas aí aconteceu uma coisa curiosa: o mais do mesmo acabou sendo um ótimo passatempo.

Daqueles que, quando eu percebi, já está completamente envolvido e me pegando pensando: "MEU DEUS, será que eu tô torcendo pro casal certo?" 😂

Brincadeiras à parte, eu ouso dizer que sim, eu torci pelo casal certo.

MAAAAS...

Na minha visão de mundo, e se eu estivesse no lugar deles, eu super consideraria outras possibilidades. Existem várias formas de amor por aí e, sinceramente, nesse caso específico, enquanto eles estavam ocupados tentando decidir quem ficaria com quem, eu estava aqui pensando: "Mas gente... já consideraram a possibilidade de todo mundo ficar junto?" 🤭

Porque, convenhamos, eu estava tão apegado aos quatro que eliminar qualquer um deles da equação parecia desperdício.

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My Absolute Value of Romance = This Drama!!

Gosh...just where do I start??

Some dramas, you seek them out. Some other dramas find you when you most need them and leave an impression so big, you know you will inadvertently compare every new show you watch with it.

Absolute Value of Romance is definitely the latter for me. Carrying me through two of the heaviest months of my life, this show has been the reason I looked forward to my weekends. It feels bittersweet to finally see it finish but what a journey it has been!

From story to pacing to the performances, theme and OST, everything kept getting better every week, and to maintain not just consistency but to keep getting better and better with every new episode over a 16 episode stretch is not an easy feat. But this drama managed to do that, no excuses, and to me, that feels like witchcraft considering I usually do not watch high school themed shows unless someone is chasing another violently with a box cutter.

And as far as high school themed dramas or any drama for that matter goes, this show has one of the most unique premises I've come across. To feature a high school student who writes BLs for a hobby and is using her teachers as her muses for her new fiction novel featuring men in love with each other takes guts, but then to do that this tastefully is nothing short of brilliance from the makers and cast. To handle a subject like this with lightheartedness could not have been easy because every joke is inevitably walking a thin line between humor and offense. And this drama doesn't slip once. Like I said, witchcraft ✨️

Kim Hyangi as Yeo Euiju is truly the star of the show. She shines in every single moment, her knack for humor and the warmth and sincerity she brings to Euiju is one of the biggest reasons this drama stands out. Truly a phenomenal actress who is bound for greatness!

Cha Hakyeon as Ga U Su made me wish for a teacher like him when I was a student. Not only is he gorgeous, but the passion he brings to his job and the way he respects his students going to any length to see them succeed was super inspiring. The cat and mouse dynamic between Euiju and him are only made more interesting by the natural chemistry between them. The drama excels in showing Ga U Su as the swoonworthy math teacher he is. The maturity, acceptance and respect he shows to his students was attractive enough that I couldn't blame Euiju, an adolescent who was witnessing her first example of what masculine goodness can look like, for eventually falling for him like anyone would have.

But do not be mistaken. This is not a show about a teacher x student romance. In fact, all the teachers in this show exercise very clear boundaries with their students even when the students make their awkward moves. If you've been through adolescence yourself, you'd know that feeling attraction for someone older and more mature and stable than you is a normal part of growing up, so please approach it with an open mind.

There are so many moments that stand out in this show, like the way Euiju sorts garbage in a dumpster truck just to find Ga U Su's glasses she dumped in it before realizing he had a serious eye condition and couldn't function normally without them, or the moment when Ga U Su gives Euiju the best advice he possibly could have in a moment when Euiju's entire life feels like it's crumbling in front of her, or the way Euiju finally makes her confession to Ga U Su in the only language he will understand, and that's math! She writes her feelings in a formula and let's him calculate it haha! He obviously doesn't accept but I couldn't have thought of a better way for that scene to play out. When she said that her absolute value of romance was him, I literally swooned, not because I was cheering for their relationship but merely from a technical confession analysis standpoint. It was a genius creative decision because it completely aligns with the theme of the show: her using her strength in writing to communicate to someone in a language they can understand, which was in this case, math. 

All the moments of friendship also stand out. It was so refreshing to see a high school story where the kids weren't violently bullying each other but instead were genuinely supportive. Even misunderstandings were resolved with the innocence of adolescence. The four teachers have their own bond, long term friends who happen to share the same profession and are roommates. Their unconditional support of each other was also a delight to watch every week.

There is so much more that I can say about this show but I think this is one of those dramas that's best experienced for yourself.

At its core, this is a story of friendship, what it means to have good mentorship in your life from caring adults, and the awkwardness and hilarity that naturally come out of a coming of age story about young girls who learn to find confidence and purpose within themselves and each other.

I truly wish viewers who are willing to go into a show woth open mind give this show a chance. I also recommend this for viewers who enjoy absurd comedy, and a whole lot of heart in their dramas.

Thank you to the makers! My Absolute Value of Romance has been your drama these past 8 weeks :")

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Healing & Comforting Kdrama

Even though this show is mainly categorized as a romcom it's actually way more than that.
A realistic show about how human beings struggle in life and end up mentally struggling due to that.
Then also how being in a natural carefree relaxing environment like the village shown here with it's sweetest kind villagers can fix you up and take all your troubles away.
It also addresses friendships, relationships, family troubles, betrayals, worklife balance, and ofcource finding your true love.
The main leads are able to heal each other, fix each other's bad habits and live a happy life together.
Surprisingly all the side characters here were so fun to watch.
My most favorite part was seeing the simple and beautiful village and village life.

Ahn Hyoseop never disappoints with a romcom.
Chae Wonbin it was my first seeing her and my girl is just spectacular and soooo prettyyyyy.

Thankyou to the writers of this drama and to the directors and to everyone involved for this masterpiece ❤️

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Não era uma obsessão até eu conhecer o Byeok!

Primeiramente, eu queria dizer que esse BL me deu uma nova obsessão asiática. Eu estou definitivamente cadelando pelo ator que fez o Byeok. E antes que me julguem por ele ser o puro padrão de beleza coreano, eu tenho uma explicação, tá? 😂

É que o tamanho da boca desse querido, combinado com o formato dos lábios dele, me fez imaginar tantas coisas que eu fiquei completamente delulu das ideias. Pronto, falei. Podem me julgar.

Dito isso, o BL em si também é muito bom.

No começo, ele parece um pouco confuso e demora um tempinho para encontrar o próprio ritmo, mas conforme os episódios avançam, tudo vai se encaixando melhor. E o plot... ah, o plot.

BEEEM BOM!

Foi uma daquelas histórias que conseguiram me surpreender de verdade. Pra mim, o único problema é que eu queria mais episódios. Mais tempo para desenvolver algumas situações, mais espaço para alguns personagens, e para a história explorar melhor algumas ideias que ficaram pelo caminho.

Ainda assim, terminei com aquela sensação de que assistiria facilmente mais algumas horas só para continuar acompanhando um pouquiiiinho mais.

E, sejamos honestos, qualquer BL que consegue me deixar apaixonado pelo protagonista e querendo mais episódios já fez muita coisa certa né?

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Now Aioon is Jealous of Her Own Pregnant Niece?!!?

If Lena & Miu had a daughter = BAM/Pafun

If Lookmhee & Sonya had a daughter = OOM/Aioon

Just finished watching FULFILL ep 6 on Netflix & I'm just soooo happy that THAT nuisance of a character, Krit, is now out of the picture. It's too cute though to see Princess Anin's brother (THE LOYAL PIN) and Aokbab's brother (LOVE DESIGN) and wait, is that Khun Rin's dad (DENIED LOVE)!!?🤔

FULFILL ep 7 - Most memorable line: "This is my family now, the family I've always wanted. No matter what happens, I'll take care of everything." Or something to that effect - It's so hard to read subtitles while crying buckets! But THAT was the scene that made me fall in love with Oon all the more❤️❤️❤️

Biggest "I wonder" moment - How on earth was Fun able to do all that running, from the time Nueng's water broke... To that trip to the ICU... In heels! 👠

Best actress: Nueng! So pretty too.

Fearless forecast: FULFILL is so well-written, well-produced, well-acted, and WELL-LOVED, that the next BECWorld project (LingOrm's 3rd series) has pretty big shoes to fill....

NETFLIX made me cry all day and all night! Earlier, I watched a 🇵🇭 movie called UNTIL SHE REMEMBERS and cried. Tonight I watched FULFILL ep 7 and cried. Beautiful, beautiful shows that brought "happy" tears.

COMPLETED WATCHING ALL THE WAY TO EP 8: FULFILL IS A 🏳️‍🌈 MASTERPIECE. A positive recommendation for every curious soul who wonders how 🏳️‍🌈 families arebable to flourish in a predominantly straight world.

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The Beautiful Absurdity of Being a Teenager

Absolute Value of Romance is the kind of drama that quietly sneaks up on you and suddenly has you reminiscing about all the silly, embarrassing, and questionable things you did back in high school. It captures that awkward stage of life where every emotion feels bigger than it actually is, every secret feels life altering, and every crush feels like destiny. Watching it often felt like opening an old yearbook and cringing at your younger self, but with a smile on your face.

The story follows Yeo Eui Ju, a high school student by day and a BL web novel writer by night. Despite writing numerous novels, none of them have managed to gain much attention. Everything changes when a group of four handsome men moves into a house on her street. Eui Ju watches them on their balcony and, as any highly imaginative teenager might, immediately starts pairing them up in her head. The twist is that these men turn out to be the new teachers at her school: the aloof math prodigy Ga Woo Su, the gentle Korean literature teacher Yun Dong Ju, the warm but clumsy former athlete Jung Gi Jeon, and the mischievous Japanese teacher No Da Ju. At that point, Eui Ju's imagination practically enters overdrive.

Although she initially feels awkward about using her teachers as inspiration, the temptation proves too strong. Soon, she begins writing again, basing her characters directly on the teachers and even lifting some of their dialogue verbatim. It is honestly impressive how far a teenager's imagination can travel with the smallest amount of material. What makes Eui Ju so endearing is how human she feels. Anyone who has spent too much time daydreaming will probably recognize a bit of themselves in her. I certainly did. The only difference is that I was unfortunately not blessed with my own personal F4 of attractive teachers to inspire my fantasies.

To Eui Ju's surprise, her new novel becomes a huge success. Readers flock to it, downloads increase, and comments pour in. Naturally, she keeps writing. Things become even more complicated when Woo Su discovers what she has been doing. Initially confused and slightly weirded out by a genre that is completely foreign to him, he eventually decides to let her continue. As the story progresses, Eui Ju develops feelings for him after several moments where he ends up looking after her.

What I appreciate most is how carefully the drama handles this dynamic. Despite the premise, the relationship never feels like the type that would have people calling the popo. Instead, it is framed as what it really is: a student's innocent first crush on a teacher. From Woo Su's side, the narrative remains remarkably clear. He treats Eui Ju as a student and nothing more. He never encourages her feelings, never reciprocates, and never crosses any boundaries. There were moments when I found myself wondering whether he genuinely had no clue about her crush or whether he simply chose to redirect everything back into a teacher-student relationship. Either way, the drama never loses sight of where the line should be.

Beyond the romance, the drama shines in how accurately it captures the anxieties of adolescence. There are countless moments of secondhand embarrassment, both from Eui Ju's actions and from how much they reminded me of my own school days. The fear of having a secret exposed, the panic that follows every small mistake, the tendency to overthink every interaction, all of it feels surprisingly authentic. While the story never digs especially deep into its emotional arcs, it gives its characters enough depth to feel relatable. The conflicts remain relatively light, but they still resonate because they stem from experiences many people have lived through themselves.

One of the biggest questions I had while watching was how the drama would handle its ending. Teacher-student romance stories often walk a very delicate line, and I genuinely could not imagine an ending that would feel satisfying. Would they force a romance through with a time skip? Would they leave everything unresolved? Would they take the little sister route? Surprisingly, the ending ended up becoming one of the drama's greatest strengths.

Rather than turning Eui Ju's feelings into some grand, life defining romance, the story treats them as what they are: first love, puppy love, a fleeting crush that eventually becomes a cherished memory. It acknowledges the sincerity of her feelings without pretending they are meant to last forever. Most importantly, the teachers never play into those feelings. They continue treating their students as students, allowing Eui Ju to grow naturally and move forward. The resolution feels realistic, mature, and surprisingly touching. The snow symbolism in the final stretch adds just enough emotional weight to make the ending land beautifully.

In the end, Absolute Value of Romance is a cute, lighthearted coming of age drama filled with high school silliness, wild imaginations, and awkward memories. It delivers plenty of secondhand embarrassment, but it is the affectionate kind that makes you laugh while shaking your head at your younger self. More than anything, it reminds you of those fleeting moments from adolescence that seemed so important at the time. Looking back, they may have been ridiculous, but they were also undeniably precious.

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petite pepite …

Corée du Sud
2025
la Corée du Sud est toujours régie pas un regime féodal avec un roi, une reine douairière et un prince.
alors oui, j’ai pris un plaisir réel à regarder cette serie, d’une part parce … IU, d’autre part parce que IU et enfin parce que … IU! je l’avais découverte dans Hôtel de Luna, et elle m’a définitivement conquis dans when Life give you tangerine 😍😍😍
Firce est de constater que son rôle cette fois, n’a rien, mais alors rien à voir, elle est une femme résolument forte, qui sait résolument C’e qu’elle veut et où elle va dans la vie, quitte à utiliser les gens autour d’elle et … de se laisser enfermer dans une belle love story avex le Prince.
on est dans une histoire qui scenaris tique ment pleins d’histoires de Points de vue image du monde, et de tabloïds de reines er rois, il a du Megan Markle, de la Ladu Diana dans Hui Ju, il y a une pincée de l’histoire de l’abdication des Edouard VIII d’Angleterre dans le couple avec I An.
on se laisse prendre tres facilement dans l’histoire d’amour et dans les intrigues de cours, j’ai absolument pas vu passer ces 12 épisodes passionnants.
Alors Ok, IU est incroyable, mais son alter ego est tout à la hauteur de sa réputation de Lovely Runnef, et que du de l’assistant de I AN et l’assistante de HUI JU, je rêve d’un spin off d’eux à la campagne au milieu des fleurs.
il y a aussi une vrai critique de la societe de caste de cette societe coréenne, qui est vraiment subtilement et joliment menée.

la seule et je dis bien la seule chose qui m’a saoulé, et c’est une chose assez rémanente des kdrama c’est un travail que les producteurs et les scénaristes doivent mener de concert oar que on en a un peu marre du … CAMION BLANC QUI TUE DES GENS!!!! FAITES QUELQUE CHOSE LES SCÉNARISTE !!!!!!!! 🤬🤬🤬
enfin un dernier message aux producteurs de kdrzma, il serait temps de donner un VRAI PREMIER rôle principal à YOO SU BIN

bref … j’ai adoré, alors allez y et prenez du pleziiiiiiiiiiii!!!! COMME MOI !!!!

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There's a lot to enjoy in this drama. Like many other reviewers, I enjoyed the chemistry between the lead actors. I also enjoyed the personalities of several of the supporting characters and I found much of the humour charming. The story took a turn for the darker side of things about 3/4 of the way through which is to be expected, but I felt that most of that was resolved in a satisfactory way. I also enjoyed how loopy the last episode was – I think they really went for it in order to wrap things up. Charming and mostly fun to watch with some serious bits for variety.

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Big, big clap-clap clap-clap for Ep. 1!

Let's give a big round of loud applause to CHASING LOVE (done watching Ep 1 on Netflix): No "giant" stars in Chasing Love, but the production value is A+, the writing and directing seem solid, the acting's really good. And Thailand seems to have a veritable factory of beautiful women 🥰🥳

P. S. Filos here would appreciate my observations? 😉😅🤣 Or my sense of humor?!!? I'm flabbergasted that there are so many Filipinos in the CHASING LOVE cast! Song's grandma = Amalia Fuentes. The Chatphimuk matriarch = Armida Siguion-Reyna. Song/Nueng = Maja Salvador + Therese Malvar. Piang = Kim Chiu + Rufamae Quinto. Ploy = Lani Mercado. Ple = Cristine Reyes. CEO Chatphimuk = Yayo Aguila + a prettier Jan Marini. Rin = A prettier Serena Dalrymple. Nampraw = A prettier Melai Cantiveros but same energy hahahaha 😅😂🤣😁🥳🇵🇭

What do I like best about CHASING LOVE episode 2? The excellent storytelling! It seems like each of the six main characters have interesting back-stories.... And the way each one is being unwrapped is quite engaging. This series would probably turn out to be a seriously funny rom-com, and THAT'S A GOOD THING🥰😍😘😁🥳❤️❤️❤️🇹🇭

CHASING LOVE EPISODE 4 feels like a hodgepodge of GAP (the meddling grandma arc), ENEMIES WITH BENEFITS (the FWB development), LOVE BEYOND DREAMS (the "tabletop love" feels)… and somehow, inexplicably, it’s all working. I sat down expecting a SongPiang-focused emotional check-in and ended up with a whole three-ring circus of romantic chaos, and honestly? I’m strapped in and applauding.

What makes this episode genuinely interesting is that it finally stretches its legs beyond the SongPiang narrative. Don’t get me wrong, I adore watching Piang’s quiet, stubborn devotion crash against Song’s walls like a very polite yet raucous rich-kid wave, but giving the other pairings room to breathe turns this into a proper ensemble piece. The PloyPle angle is sprouting right before our eyes — that specific blend of bickering familiarity and unspoken “I would absolutely pine for you if you stopped arguing with me for five seconds” energy. And the MudmeeRin plot twist? I didn’t see it landing that way, and now I’m squinting at every shared glance, rewinding scenes, and whispering “oh, so THAT’S why you flinched.” The show’s stitching multiple types of love together — grudging, secret, tender, and fierce — and it finally feels like a full, messy, beautiful tapestry instead of a single thread.

That said, I need to address the lab coat in the room. Song’s competition for Numero Uno researcher acts like an arrogant rockstar, not a serious scientist! This man struts into the 126 Food Corp facility like he’s headlining a stadium tour, tossing his hair and delivering research findings with the smirk of someone who thinks a microscope is an accessory. Sir, you develop food products, not chart-topping albums. I wouldn’t eat anything his team developed if you paid me in limited-edition merchandise. Haha haha haha haha — the laugh is genuine, but so is the second-hand embarrassment. The audacity is so thick it could be a new flavor prototype, and I’d spit it out immediately. Every time he opens his mouth, I mentally file a complaint with HR. Song, please destroy him with cold, hard data and a gentle, devastating smile. That’s the real rockstar move.

And yet, beneath all the mishmash and the cheeky scientist-roasting, there’s something deeply warm simmering in this episode. It’s the way Mudmee and Rin’s tentative, snarky dance reminds me that love sometimes hides in the spaces where you least expect to be seen. It’s the PloyPle twist cracking open a door I didn’t even know was locked, making my heart ache for a story that was hiding in plain sight. It’s Piang, still holding that tabletop like a relic, still fighting a grandma who thinks she knows best, and Song standing there with her heart in her hands, patient as the sunrise. I’m getting sentimental because, under all the borrowed tropes, Chasing Love is starting to feel like it actually understands that love isn’t just the chase — it’s the stumbling, the cross-referencing, and the accidental discoveries along the way.

So yes, Episode 4 is a little bit of everything, and maybe it shouldn’t work, but it does. It’s cheeky without losing its warmth, messy without losing its heart. I’m fully invested now, not just in who ends up together, but in how each version of love learns to stand up and say its own name out loud. And if that arrogant rockstar researcher gets a tray of beakers dropped near his designer loafers next week, I won’t complain. Just saying.

GRANDMA, PLEASE SIT DOWN. Episode 7 of Chasing Love didn’t just break my heart—it took it out, used it as a stress ball, and handed it back with a note that says “Nobility everything.”

I am so broken I need to file a formal complaint. Let’s do a damage assessment using the Thai number system, because counting my tears isn't enough:

หนึ่ง (Nueng) – Mudmee & Rin:
We were finally getting those glorious Mudmee close-ups (thank you, camera operator, for your service—that face card is never declining), and Grandma’s paranoia-spy-network had to go and murder the vibe. Who sends spies on their own granddaughter?! This isn’t protecting the family name, this is a B-movie villain origin story. We got 5 minutes of sweetness and a lifetime of heartburn.

สอง (Sawng) – Song & Piang:
Song, I am boombastically side-eyeing you from another dimension. You have the emotional intelligence of a wet napkin. You’re walking around with the secret to shut Granny up permanently (just drop the "Your Highness" tea!) and instead, you choose to emotionally yo-yo Piang like it’s a hobby. Your trauma is real, but so is my impatience—and it’s thinner than Song’s personality. Piang, honey, that V-card must have come with a lifetime warranty because I don't see any other reason you're tolerating this zero-rizz, dry-as-cardboard behavior.

สาม (Saam) – Ple & Ploy:
My ONE safe harbor. The only couple with actual communication and natural progression. And Ple’s dad just had to swoop in and join the “Netflix Meddling Spree Cinematic Universe” like he was auditioning for a guest spot. First the mata-pobre grandmother, now the overbearing father? This family drama is a horror show.

The Final Verdict:
All three ships have been obliterated in a single episode, and we only have ONE EPISODE LEFT to fix this mess. Chasing Love, how do you expect to reconcile three shattered couples in 45 minutes? Are we getting a magical time jump? A musical montage? A mass apology scene with 10-second resolutions each?

I need answers, not anxiety. Mudmee’s charm and PlePloy’s cuteness are doing heavy lifting, but Ep 8 better come with an explanation faster than Grandma can hiss about class status—or I’m checking out and pretending Ep 7 was the series finale. My blood pressure can't handle this, and frankly, neither can my keyboard. 🫠

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