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Saw this on Instagram today. Don't know if it's true, but we could have had this lovely OST!

Lol you typed everything I felt when the credits rolled! Great acting by both leads and I liked their chemistry, but I agree with you. Why were they trying to make us feel bad about the ex boyfriend? That last call of him being scared and crying was necessary why?

Reina jumping from the Ferris Wheel. Ugh. It was just a sloppy way to kill her off. I agree with you. No way would she have done that after we saw how she was the whole series. I like the ending for the friend more in the Korean version. The friend absolutely suffering in jail from the knowledge of not having more than the female lead was so satisfying. Her crashing out and screaming knowing she lost was just so good. Reina jumping out of a ferris wheel? Stop lol

I'm glad I watched both though. I see there is a Chinese version but it's a vertical drama and the quality on YouTube is unwatchable lol

I like that this combined Cells at Work and Code Black. Cells always reminded me of the animated movie Osmosis Jones. Cells is definitely more educational!

I get drunk moment slip ups, but episode 1 she is in the conference room basically saying what they are doing doesn't matter because Covid is going to shut everything down in 5 years. She figured out what was happening and I thought she'd walk into the meeting more prepared.

No, she straight up was like COVID is going to happen. I'm so confused because ML was in the conference room when she said that and I thought to myself, wow she's exposing herself episode 1? But he never even reacted to the Covid comment.

So now I'm thinking he knows she came back, but he's being quiet about it. No, you're about to see. They don't have that BTS moment the Korean version does. You're about to see.

I don't hate it, but I enjoyed the Korean version of the leads knowing about each other and helping to change the outcome. I like how the Korean version she came back and immediately went to the hospital for cancer screening. I think in Episode 7, the Japanese lead hasn't even cared about it lol

Sorry for rambling. It was just all of those obvious "I'm from the future" outbursts and neither of them suspected each other. 😭

Ahem... I canceled a late afternoon meeting to watch this. Enjoyed it in a "movie format" and I couldn't even tell there were transitions. I really thought it was a movie before coming here to see it had 60 episodes.

I think I still like the Korean version better. FL was doing the stupidest crap in the Japanese one. It still isn't clear to me if he knew. He had to know from episode 1 when she blurted out Covid and how tapioca would be popular in a few years.

I'll tell you what though, both the Korean and Japanese versions really found great actresses to play the best friend. They both did crazy so well!

I was just waiting for the FL/ML to have an oh crap moment like the Korean version with BTS.

Stop, her yelling Pikachu killed me 😂😂😂

Rewatching this for the millionth time since 2019,and it might be my new TV, but it's starting to show it's age.

I'm also always sad to see not many actors from this did anything major after this. I guess we'll always have The Untamed to come back to!

I've watched it so much that I don't even need the subtitles. It's so nice to see Wang Yibo and those microexpressions in real time. I missed so much looking at subtitles lol

I'm on episode 7 and just confused on how Misa and Wataru haven't figured it out yet. She keeps blurting out future stuff and he's like "what?" he says he won't let her die again and she's like "what?"

Both Korean and Japanese actresses who are playing "best friend" are excellent!

Also, episode 7, why hasn't she gone to get her stomach scanned yet? How is this going to wrap up neatly in 3 episodes???

I've watched the Korean version twice. Saw there was a Japanese version.

Girl lolol episode 1 and she drops the COVID word 😂😂😂 it's 2015!!!

I guess ML doesn't have to guess if she came back too!

Hey girlies! We gather here for another LYX drama! Do we have an air calendar yet!?

Please tell me there was nothing inappropriate going on between the teacher who was stabbed and the student, because last episode is kinda making it seem so when he was reading her diary or whatever....

Spoil me a little please. I'm at episode 4 or 5. Question below.

Some say Word of Honor is the reason for the BL ban 😭

It's been 84 years...

Episode 23 "Take me out of your wishes"

Ugh, He Si Mu, just rip my heart out.

Anyway, I'm still enjoying this. Dilraba has been a hit or miss for me and now I'm realizing it's the way some of her characters were. I enjoy her roles where she isn't some ditzy uwu male obsessed woman.

I need to seek out her roles that are like this.

I've only seen Arthur in Evernight which was amazing. He would have been great in Immortality if China didn't ban it, but I'm glad to also see him grow.

His love struck gazes are my absolute favorite here. Cheng Yi was holding my top spot for male lead who convinces you they are really in love (Immortal Samsara, Love and Redemption), but the way Arthur is gushing love out of his eyes is pushing him close to Cheng Yi!

I hope it doesn't go down hill from here.

Boy oh boy I thought Cheng Yi was the master of the whipped stare, but Arthur is over here giving us eyes full of love!

Arthur Chen is killing it in Love Beyond the Grave. This could have been our Mo Ran. When he called Dilraba "Shi Mei" I
got delusional lol

Im actually enjoying this and I haven't seen a Dilraba drama that I liked. I am happy that im not teady to drop this because of the ridiculous roles directors have her in. It's also nice to see something new from Arthur.

Bruh, this drama is hilarious! Wang Hedi has come a long way since Meteor Garden!