Coffeebreak at 2pm

10/10 casting (maybe 9.5), all child actors across different years/timeline has been excellent and perfectly reflects the characters personality. Still don't think Fan Chengcheng was the perfect cast for adult Tu-Nan, personally would have love to see Zhang Wang-Yi for this role

In the works? Ma'am its been a year since season 1, how can I wait for season 2 😭

Official release date is now April 22

April 9 according to Tencent video

Roowon is so busy lately 😅

Xiaofeng practices internal medicine, this kind of doctor focuses mostly on diagnostics and internal diseases, and they rarely do surgery. Only Lin yi is a surgeon by his medical practice.

because he is portraying il-jin/thug behaviour which is completely opposite of his on-screen imagine, people didn't think he was this kind of person and are disappointed by his behaviours and thus caused a small "scandal"

the scandal is not because of the litter part, its a scandal is because the dude was smoking in a non-smoking area (and littered) while holding hand with someone lightly dressed, this is literally iljin/thug behaviour which is complete opposite of the imagine he has from his roles.

i think whoever is in charge of your eyesight needs to make sure you get it checked out...

Jessi crying in her crib right now

preach, say it louder for the people in the back 😂

I have no idea how this drama will have the plot to sustain a 39 ep running time... felt like this would be perfect for a 20-25 ep drama, not almost 40

Saw this gentleman for the first time in Pinocchio and absolutely loved his performance as the grandfather. Rest in peace 🙏

Havent watched part 1 yet, is the story leaning towards happy or sad ending? I cant take another sad ending drama 🥲

What a bittersweet, yet fitting, ending to a beautiful story. The director managed to do something that is extreme rare in television, she's giving two different perspectives depending on which end you start watching from. If you think you cried enough from the first watch, I recommend you to watch it again in reverse order, the FL perspective is IMO sooo much sadder than ML's.

The director tackles the time travel genre so well by showing us how it can be both a blessing and a curse. Two lovers that are destined to love each other, but never together... I think the post-drama syndrome is gonna hit hard with this one

I hope they had a good stretch before this reach...

All the characters is in their original voice (thank god), but there are some phrases here and there and some minor insignificant characters are dubbed.

Peeps that have watched it, how is it? This is my all time favorite anime, is the real life version just as good?

I just finished all the episodes today

but all her outfits were cute so at least that’s something 😅