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Beer and chicken, anyone?

My ears perks up whenever Seo In Guk is mentioned in relation to a new drama. I still remember his lead role in Shopaholic Louis. I can't say some of his recent dramas are to my taste. This office rom-com seems to tick all the boxes.

The show starts with our FL working her mandatory hours and not one minute more. Her nickname is clock-out fairy. She is smart and competent but she is sick and tired of her abusive and useless supervisor. Her goal is to be as grey as possible during business hours. Her career has effectively stalled and she doesn't care. She is happy to enjoy some beer and chicken at home after work.

Her work life was turned upside down when a handsome manager returns from overseas. His style is controversial. He is hated by his peers because he won't play politics nor lord over his staff.

She really took a leap into the unknown when she decides to join his new task force to integrate AI into home appliances. She thinks she has nothing to lose. How wrong is she!

I won't bore you with the office politics and business shenanigans. Let's just say most of the angst came from that quarter, both within and without the company.

While the business ideas are interesting, it is more a distraction. We are here for our OTP's romance, not smart ovens.

In that regard, the writer-nim doesn't make it easy for us. There are lots of push-pulls and stone walling from the FL. As it is customary with this type of office romance, the ML has a cold demeanour, but he is secretly carrying the torch. The ML is a perfect gentleman and gave the FL plenty of space.

The FL spends a long time vacillating though. Those eps are probably the weakest. We can see where the show needs to go, but the FL is not playing ball. This can be frustrating as forward moment stalls.

She overcomes her hesitation and indecision eventually. The show literally turns a new leaf. There are some nice skinship and swoon-y moments. They do make a good looking couple. Their chemistry is more cosy than red hot.

Our leads face many challenges after they went public. I'm glad the writer-nim heard my prayers. Our leads are allowed to confront them while standing shoulder-to-shoulder. This is the One True Way. Throw the kitchen sink at them by all means. Just let them fight as one. Don't use it as a lame excuse for a sneaky mid show break-up. Amen. 🙏

As I mentioned before, the pacing is slow and steady. I realise the series doesn't need to rush because it only need to go from A -> B instead of being sidetracked by all the filler subplots. This might be a deal breaker for you. I won't judge.

Once I accept our leads are not going to rush things, it becomes a more relaxed watch. This actually contrasted with the 2CP which is a noona romance. The second couple's romance is sweet and heartfelt, but definitely more volatile. I ship them wholeheartedly as well.

Technically, the parents of the FL is the 3CP. They bicker like any old couples. The wife kept asking for a divorce. Their last scene together is chef's kiss. Age did not weary them.

Now the nitty gritty stuff. Production value is good. OST is easy listening. Re-watch of the whole show is unlikely, but a highlight reel would not be a chore.

Overall, I like this show. There were shaky moments. It did win me over in the end. It is a satisfying few hours. Just like beer and chicken after a long day at the office. Cheers!

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Potencial desperdiçado

"Os sentimentos costumam surgir por impulso. Eles não seguem lógica alguma e não podem ser explicados. Mas o tempo é diferente. O tempo tem o próprio peso. É ele quem separa o que é verdadeiro do que é falso, o que é vazio do que é real. No fim, só o tempo consegue distinguir tudo."

Deep In apresenta duas histórias em uma só. De um lado, Zhang Zhun, um ator que nunca conseguiu um papel de prestígio e que busca, pela última vez, o reconhecimento que sempre sonhou. Do outro, Zhen Xin, um ator já consolidado na indústria, vencedor do prêmio de melhor ator e dono de uma base sólida de fãs. Ambos são escalados para interpretar os protagonistas de um filme do gênero boys love. Como um casal na trama, eles precisam aprender como funciona um relacionamento entre dois homens, mas, à medida que o tempo passa, a linha tênue entre atuação e vida real vai ficando cada vez mais fina.

Por outro lado, temos Gao Zhun, personagem interpretado por Zhang Zhun. Gao Zhun é um artista que carrega um trauma profundo e extremamente pesado consigo. Desde então, ele não consegue seguir em frente com a própria vida e, por conselho da esposa, decide procurar ajuda na terapia. Fang Chi, personagem de Zhen Xin, é o psicólogo de Gao Zhun e, assim como na "vida real", a linha que separa a relação profissional dos dois vai ficando cada vez mais torta.

Eu queria TANTO elogiar essa série. Queria muito que a minha nota fosse lá nas alturas, até porque eu simplesmente amei os atores 😭!! Ollie e Shuyuan são tão fofos e carismáticos que acabei desenvolvendo um carinho gigantesco por eles. Mas quem disse que a trama dessa série ajuda em alguma coisa???? Eu torci MUITO para os episódios ficarem melhores, torci de verdade pela evolução do relacionamento entre Fang Chi e Gao Zhun e, ao mesmo tempo, agradecia aos céus por eles fazerem parte de uma história fictícia... hahaha...

Eu me decepcionei tanto com esse drama! A Bella sabe muito bem, meu deus, como sabe. Porém, como uma garota de coração partido, vou escrever separadamente sobre o que achei de cada uma das histórias. Acompanhem.

*SPOILER ABAIXO

¹ Zhang Zhun e Zhen Xin:

Zhang Zhun é um personagem tão profundo quanto a poça de água que se forma perto do ralo do chuveiro. Ele simplesmente não reage e, quando reage, é apenas no final do drama, quando decide terminar com Zhen Xin. Sinceramente, dentre todos os homens principais dessa série, ele é o mais "mais ou menos". Temos um personagem que, em tese, deveria ser a vítima de Zhen Xin: aquele que foi usado para ensaiar cenas do roteiro que só deveriam acontecer diante das câmeras, a vítima que foi manipulada e que aparentemente só existe para atender aos desejos do outro. Mas é só isso. Ele é isso e nada além.

Eu queria muito que a autora da novel tivesse dado um mínimo de empoderamento para esse menino. Foi criado por uma mulher, tem até noiva, mas o empoderamento ficou em casa. Ele não sabe dizer "não", não coloca limites e simplesmente aceita tudo calado. Quando reclama — e com razão —, dois minutos depois já perdoou. Zhang Zhun, homem... vamos nos valorizar? Vamos deixar de ser uma pedra?

Zhen Xin, ao contrário de Zhang Zhun, tem uma piscina um pouco maior e mais profunda. Ele também não tem exatamente um "porquê", mas pelo menos possui uma personalidade. Zhen Xin não é uma pessoa ruim, porém consegue moldar Zhang Zhun à própria vontade com muita facilidade, e isso é extremamente problemático quando sabemos que os sentimentos dele começaram pelo desejo e nada mais. Ele é obstinado e se mostra disposto a largar tudo para ficar com o homem que ama, mas a que custo, quando o relacionamento já começou completamente errado?

Ele consegue ser odiável e amável ao mesmo tempo. É extremamente fofo e carinhoso com Zhang Zhun à medida que o relacionamento deles evolui, mas isso vive em conflito com tudo o que aconteceu no início da "amizade" deles — se é que aquilo pode ser chamado de amizade.
É o mesmo homem que soltou a frase: "Eu não consegui me controlar". Sim. E eu quis dar um soco na autora por causa disso. Sabe? Acho que é um dom conseguir piorar a série a cada episódio.

Zhen Xin e Zhang Zhun passam a dividir o mesmo quarto de hotel por quinze dias, a pedido do diretor, antes das filmagens começarem. A partir daí, o relacionamento deles escala de uma forma muito rápida. Infelizmente, os primeiros episódios conseguem ser problemáticos de TODAS as formas possíveis.
Depois disso, porém, eles genuinamente se tornam um casal "saudável." Traindo as namoradas? Sim. Não passo pano. Mas também estavam se aceitando, se descobrindo e entendendo, pela primeira vez, o que era amar outro homem.

Minha cena favorita, definitivamente, é a da confissão. Quando Zhen Xin sacrifica o próprio estômago para comer a comida apimentada de que Zhang Zhun tanto gosta e anda 472 passos atrás dele. Quando finalmente o encontra, dessa vez é Zhang Zhun quem dá o último passo em direção a Zhen Xin e o beija.

Por mim, a série poderia acabar ali. Dane-se as tramas secundárias. Foi lindo, verdadeiramente lindo. Foi a primeira vez que os dois falaram com sinceridade um com o outro, expressaram e admitiram o que sentiam.

Senti que a separação deles no último episódio foi muito necessária, mas também muito mal explorada. Eu queria acompanhar a evolução dos sentimentos e das percepções de cada um em relação ao outro, mas não ganhamos nem o fio da gaita. O final deles foi apressado e meio viajado. Aí veio o plot final, tudo fez sentido e eu quis chorar.

De raiva.

² Gao Zhun e Fang Chi:

"Depois que eu o conheci, eu finalmente aprendi o que é o amor. Não é jantar, fazer compras ou ir ao cinema. É uma questão de vida ou morte. É de partir o coração."
Aqui eu vou ser mais breve porque entramos em um assunto sensível. É território Chernobyl.

Gao Zhun é... complicado. Temos um personagem absurdamente traumatizado, que convive constantemente com crises de pânico, não tem vida social e apresenta ideação suicida, mas que, AO MESMO TEMPO, também acaba agindo de forma manipuladora. Não vou me aprofundar nesse ponto porque é um tópico extremamente delicado e cheio de gatilhos, mas a forma como o trauma de Gao Zhun foi apresentada no início da trama realmente me chamou a atenção. Ele foi profundamente afetado pelo que viveu e, num primeiro momento, achei que a série faria uma ótima representação de vítimas de violência sexual, especificamente de homens adultos, que muitas vezes sentem vergonha de denunciar o ocorrido e reprimem tudo até simplesmente não conseguirem mais suportar.

Com uma premissa dessas, você imagina que a série vai tratar esse tema com maturidade. E ela até tentou. Mas aí chegou aquele episódio maldito — e, dali em diante, foi só ladeira abaixo.

Fang Chi... ah, Fang Chi. Quem é Fang Chi além de um psicólogo? Não sabemos. Do início ao fim da série, o personagem praticamente não recebe desenvolvimento. A função dele é existir para ser o médico e, depois, o parceiro romântico de Gao Zhun.

O relacionamento desses dois é de sangrar os olhos do início ao fim. Principalmente no fim. Foca no fim!!

Eu não faço ideia do que passava na cabeça do Fang Chi para fazer aquelas perguntas extremamente saudáveis — para não dizer o contrário. E também definitivamente não sei o que se passava na cabeça do Gao Zhun para achar que a solução de todos os problemas era dormir com o próprio psicólogo, fazer AQUILO dentro do carro (eu pulei essa cena, meu deus, que negócio desconfortável) e transformar uma relação que deveria ser estritamente profissional em um possível romance.

Só para deixar claro: Fang Chi também não é flor que se cheire. Eu sinceramente nem consegui entender quem começou as investidas problemáticas, mas é aquilo... doido com doido deve dar certo, né?

Enfim, é isso.

Após os créditos, temos uma cena extra em um escritório, na qual Fang Chi e Gao Zhun discutem um livro escrito por um amigo deles chamado Tong, inspirado na história dos dois. Ou seja, pelo que eu entendi, Zhang Zhun e Zhen Xin são personagens criados por Tong com base em Fang Chi e Gao Zhun. Dentro desse mesmo livro, ele teria inserido a história verdadeira dos dois, mas apresentada como uma encenação.
Mas também vi muita gente dizendo que as duas histórias seriam reais, apenas acontecendo em universos diferentes. Então sei lá 😃.

Só sei que eu terminei essa série triste. Muito triste.

No fim das contas, Deep In é uma série que tinha tudo para dar certo, mas parece fazer questão de desperdiçar o próprio potencial. O elenco é extremamente carismático, a direção consegue entregar cenas bonitas e as duas histórias partem de premissas que, nas mãos certas, poderiam render um drama memorável. Em vez disso, a série escolhe desenvolver relacionamentos problemáticos, apressar momentos importantes e entregar um plot final que mais me confundiu do que me surpreendeu.

Eu queria muito ter amado Deep In. Torci por ela até o último episódio, porque enxergava potencial em praticamente tudo o que ela apresentava. Mas potencial, sozinho, não sustenta uma história.

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love it. will never watch again.

I never write reviews here, but this was so good I had to make an exception. It took me a really long time to finally sit down and watch this. The first time i pressed play i couldn’t get past the first twenty minutes so i left it there for weeks before i finally sat down and gave it another chance. The second i did i was immediately immersed in it. This is the first time in who knows how long that a drama managed to break my heart like this, and heal it all at the same time. Almost every single episode had me crying.

I also cannot compliment the acting enough, Park Bo Gum is truly a master at playing a man hopelessly in love. The only other drama I’ve seen IU in didn’t really give me a good impression, this changed my
mind. Her real and raw portrayal of both the happiness and the sadness during this entire drama was excellent.

Gwan Sik as a character set the standard very very high, not only as a partner but as a parent. Ae Sun was such a realistic portrayal of so so so many women I know, who had dreams and goals for themselves, but had to push them away in order to take care of their family. I was so glad that in the end she got her dream to come true. As for their children, I think a lot of people who watched this drama saw a reflection of their own behavior towards their parents (I know I did).

this is a masterpiece, but I don’t think I’ll ever have the guts to watch it again.

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Beautiful love, bad French accents.

This drama follows Thee and Rati's love story in a time and place where their love is not accepted. Their chemistry is very strong, and Thee treats Rati like a beautiful flower. Honestly the two are very charming and had many fun moments as well. Their kisses were quite flat, and definitely could have been a lot more emotional or intense.

The length of the drama is a bit too long for my liking, 6 or 8 episodes would have been enough for a strong story. The story revolves around France and Siam, and Rati has to teach French to people in Siam. Unfortunately, everyone's French accent is terrible and so is Rati's. It would have been better if someone did a voice-over for Rati's French dialogue since it took me out of the experience.

Mek and Dech are a nice addition, and they were much cuter than I had expected. Their intimate scenes were strong albeit a bit short.

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Shocking outcome

Just finished this movie and wow I was shocked I went into this with no expectations whatsoever I only watched as I’m a fan of Zhang Zifeng and wanted to tune into her work. This movie shocked me to my core never in my life could I have predicted the way this movie was going.

I saw many people talking about a gl subplot and I will say it was slightly there but to me It felt more like finally finding someone to connect with for Jiang Ning. Zhang Zifeng and Eva Du did a stellar job portraying this the mental anguish Jiang Ning was going through becuase of Zhong Ling’s addition to her life was very well portrayed by Zhang Zifeng and I will say in some scenes Eva Du will really get under skin but at times you will feel very bad for her. this was the first time I watched anything with Ma Yili and I think she did very well depicting the difference in how a coach acts and a mother acts.

This movie may seem like your typical East Asian Mother-Daughter dynamic but I assure you it is more than that. Her mom being her coach was a really nice touch to the movie as we how much being coached by her mom affected Jiang Ning and her attitude towards the sport. But showing the slight difference in their dynamic when they are mother daughter showed why she had some sort of guilt and compassion towards her mother.

I can’t really say much as that would be a spoiler but overall I really really recommend this to anyone who is hesitant to watch i guarantee it will be worth your time.

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Very engaging

I truly don't get how this movie is rated only a 7.6. This was amazing. The plot twists, the skating scenes, everything was just beautiful. If you're contemplating watching this movie and are put off by the rating, I say to just watch it and form your own opinion.
I've recently become a fan of Zhang Zifeng, so I've been going on a run of watching her dramas/movies, and I have to say she truly deserves the title of being one of the best post-00 actresses. She is just so dedicated to her craft. You would not believe she learned skating in just a few months for this movie cause shes just so amazing at it. This is my first watch of any of Ma Yili and Eva Du's work, and they're just as amazing.
From the coloring to the vibes to the amazing plot, this movie is a straight 10/10 for me.

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Compelling. Prepare for binge watching

The series draws you in right from the start.
Your eyebrows will be raised before the opening credits are starting.
It serves a compelling story about the ugly side of the entertainment business combined with a great OST (the intro song slapped. No skipping on my part 😁), good cinematography and a cast full of face cards, who displayed the necessary acting skills.
So far, so good. All in all one of the better Thai dramas out there, and definitely worthwhile to watch.

But I had my grievances with some story parts, too. So I need to rant a little.

+++ Spoilers +++

Sky's camera phobia.
His trauma response and how it got treated literally and figuratively didn't make much sense in my eyes.
He got a contract with Dreams, but both parties didn't pursue a therapy option right from the bat to broaden his prospects and to increase his market value? Really?!
Then Sun comes along, recommends it and without further ado Sky is off to therapy and his trauma gets treated. Voila.
Atp I expected at least something along the lines like "tried therapy before, didn't work" or some other explanation for Sky's untreated trauma response.
Nope.

The payback/revenge agenda of both MCs.
Got multiple times mentioned throughout the show, but felt more like lip service with each new episode than setting things up to reach that goal.
It might make sense for Sun's character development from guilt ridden self punishment to a more positive mindset, but it fell flat for Jay's arc.
After all the revenge talk at the beginning, which built up our expectations as viewers - how it got executed in the finale felt anticlimactic. Like the promise of (at least small) fireworks, but getting handed some sparklers instead.

The finale.
Aside from the too thinly fleshed out revenge plot did the story progress at a good pace until the last episode.
Sadly here the writing encountered some bumps in the road.
The revenge execution felt too much like a hastily last minute arranged strategy, based solely on legal technicalities. For viewers less enjoyable and satisfying than a good right hook.
How the villains got punished left me regarding the director and Sunny with mixed feelings too.
The director, because it felt too out of left field. A writer's cop out.
And Sunny - he was a despicable and vile character. His actions deserved a hard punishment. But is to violent r*pe him, concealed as livestreaming content, the right way? Tbh, I have no answer to that question.

While these are the main reasons, why I rate this drama only 8,5/10, despite the fact, that I liked it A LOT, I want to point out some positive things before ending my ramblings.

* The rooftop scene, when Sun acted the suicide scene purely based on his own interpretation. For me one of the most impactful moments of the show. It told us so much about his mindset.
* The small makeshift family of Sun, Sky and the manager. Our likable underdogs. I rooted for success for each of them.
* The romance. At the beginning I was on the fence, because of how Jay enforced some kisses. But after a while it became obvious, that these two had their own special dynamic going, which was working for both sides. The well made NC scenes were telling in that regard.
* How Sun's acting career was written for the final send off: a small supportive role as starting point for him as an actor instead of instant leading role in a major project.
* Boss as photographer. Tyvm. 😁 😘

Definitely a show to watch. Fully recommended from my side despite some shortcomings.

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Every manwha adaption needs to take notes

As someone who did not finish the manwha and had absolutely no faith in Thailand adapting this story, I am absolutely glad I gave this adaption a chance and everyone that was a fan of the book should give this series a chance as well. It is captivating , moving, toxic but heartwarming series that deserves the hype Revenge Love received. Every episode was intriguing, keeping me at the edge of my seat and wanting more. I want to take a moment to appreciate the acting, especially the main leads.

Min Lee as Sun- Absolutely breathtaking. When I saw that another member from Boys Planet (the gayest show produced) was casted in a bl, I was taken a back to say the least. But the minute I saw his face, I knew he was Yoohan (Sun). In the show, he portrays grief, guilt, sadness so well. My heart breaks for Sun as we continued to get more of his backstory, and Min's acting shined whenever he appeared on screen. Sun as a character rarely speaks, but the audience still feel the vulnerability of Sun. He is lead character (the character wanting payback), and it can be hard to have the whole show completely on your shoulders, where the audience is mostly following you and your story. For some, it can be hard to pull off. But Min captivated the audience. I felt every emotion he felt at the time, whether it was pain and guilt, and at the end, happiness and comfort. I could not have asked for a better actor to play Sun. Also Min is beautiful. His eyes were so expressive, his microexpressions had me going to back scenes and rewatching. His eyes makes me think of Onsga from The Edge of Horizon (another exceptional show)

Toptap as Jay- It is very rare, at least in the Thai Bl acting industry, to come across an actor who completely embodies a role. For an actor to act not only by speaking, but using his body to convey a character. The way he walked, talked, moved his body had me screaming. When I first saw the trailer, I did not think he was Jay. But my the first episode, his introduction, the way he looked in the suit, I knew I was wrong. Toptap essence as Jay needs to be studied, For an beginner, his acting clears actors who have been in bls for years. You can pinpoint exactly when Jay began to like Sun because of Toptap's acting. You can tell when Jay started care for Sun, started to want Sun and wanted to save Sun. I only hope that he continues to get projects that challenge him as an actor. He just landed on my lap, but I will continue to watch everything he is in, even if the plot is not good because I know he would absolutely devour the role (put please let the future plots be good he deserves nothing less) Did I mention he looks hot in a suit and is fine as fuck? His aura in this show reminds me of Park Seo Jun in What's Wrong with Sectartary Kim?

The acting from the supporting characters, from Fuaiz, Shogun and Khunnote was great as well. I am truly impressed with everything in this series.

JaySun might be one of my favorite characters and couple of all time. They are both morally grey, but they work so well because they understand each other's pain. Jay is able to understand what Sun is feeling, even when pushes him away and pretends he does not want Jay's affection. Both characters need therapy, but they care so deeply for each other that it's easy to root for them as a couple. Together, they make complete sense.

Toptap and Min Lee's chemistry was crackling. It is very rare for me to get butterflies during scenes but while watching this show I got butterflies, heart palpations, EVERYTHING! I am normally one of the bl fans that want actors to experiment with other actors but I truly want TT ML to continue to work together for my sanity. I need at least 5 more projects from them. In my opinion, Payback is the series of the year, and everyone should watch it and appreciate this masterpiece.

It is very rare for a show to be engaging from start to finish, with every episode ranging from 50 minutes to an 1hr but feels like 5 minutes. You will come for the plot but stay because of the captivating chemistry between the leads and the enchanting acting of the main leads. When I say PAYBACK is the show of the year, I wholeheartedly mean it.

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achei me and thee melhor! a série original era bem mais engraçada (amo o pond na comédia) e acho que até mais romântica. os momentos de casal dos theepeach foram meio que todos focados em expressar o amor com presentes e palavras de afirmação, senti falta de toque físico (não necessariamente nc). o roteirista podia ter escrito cenas mais diversas, incluindo mais os filhos deles também! a impressão que dá é que não tem ninguém cuidando daquelas crianças.

achei o casal miraplub forçado :( olha que adoro as meninas. não curto a adaptação de romemok desde M&T porque é totalmente diferente da novel 💔 pelo menos williamest entregam na química, mas continua dando um gosto amargo na boca. o mok da novel fez menos cu doce. não queria que o aran e o tawan tivessem terminado juntos em M&T pq gente que nem o tawan não muda na vida real e a mudança foi mal construída na série, mas... ele mudou mesmo... química perfeita, inclusive.

em geral, peach&me é água de chuchu kkkkkkkkkkk. a cena final é super legal pra quem já assistiu We Are, mas imagino que quem n viu pode interpretar como falta de vontade dos atores se beijarem. o fanservice que eu esperava #naoveioai

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Great show, but..

I loved this show. It hooked me up straight away, since the first episode.
I have an 8 as score just because sometimes it seemed rushed and confusing in vetting parts, and obviously for something that many viewers I'm sure, will agree with me about.

What the hell happened at the end.
How and why she became a Jinniya?! How and why she appeared to her friend in the cemetery?

This half ass explanation is all we get in the show,

"after a thousand years love with a genie, you have now become a Jinniya" That part just didn't make any sense.

First, what genie are we talking about because Iblis is dead so he can't be the genie they are talking about,and then, a1000 years?!? She died like few days before this scene.

So sorry but the last episode was just very messy and inconsistent with the story so far. It's a pity because up until that point the show was great.

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PERFECT, Gentle and light, couldn’t stop smiling

It was so cute. Omg after having watched so many dramas only a few hit every now and then. This one is definitely one of them. It was so cute. So freaking good that I was squeeling and couldn’t stop smiling. I loved how it didn’t follow the usual cross dressing stories plot line where the boy finds later girl has to hide and face major consequences. I loved how the guy found it out as early lmao. Also nothing rly serious or stressful happened except for so 21 where it was like omg why did they suddenly bring such an evil mom arc even when his mom already has u know softened. I liked that it was light throughout and never boring. I loved how it starts with a disclaimer by author that this sort of crossdressing scenario is only in fiction and never in real life. Also oh my god the male lead, is amazingly perfect. When I say perfect I don’t mean to say the kind of perfect u see usually in some cliche dramas where the male lead is good at everything, and popular and all. No. When I say perfect I mean, he has ego, he is smart but not arrogant and he is rlly positive and the good kind of positive sly. He is kind too. Omg this is the first male lead about whom I have not even a single complaint. I never hated him for even a second in the whole drama. Same with the female lead. She is perfect but not the cliche perfect. She is kind, cheerful and again no ego. Omg they r both just so innocent yet a power couple in their own soft gentle way. Ugh I love the gentleness of this romance. Wow. I love it. I’m just so glad I started this. Definitely one of my all time favs.

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QUE SABOOOOOR

Confesso que o plot de mistério foi o motivo de eu começar a ver, e para minha surpresa não deixou a desejar nem por um segundo. Fazia tempo que um BL coreano não me prendia tanto.
As atuações e química dos atores principais foi surreal de acompanhar. Eram de tirar o fôlego. A cada cena dos dois juntos era um surto atrás do outro.
Um ponto negativo: Não gostei do fundo falso que eles usaram para simular a praia na cena final. Eu acho que ficaria bem melhor se tivessem feito realmente na praia, mas ainda assim não deixou de ser um final lindo.
Com certeza assistirei várias e várias vezes!

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