Think so too. Might run her parents restaurant too!
This could serve as a potential conflict (possibly with her mom) because in the past episodes, she turns down her offer to help in cooking. Just a minor observation.
This was promoted as romcom but it's more like slice of life. I'm liking it so far but it's unsuitable to binge…
The creators nail this genre of blending romance, comedy, and slice of life as evidenced by Hometown Chachacha. Iām loving this show so far and I agree, twice episodes per week is enough.
i think the manga's story ends with this episode (9) iirc. i was pleasantly surprised that there are two more episodes cause i really want to see them more as a couple.
Everytime I see sheng Wang:oleleleleleleāŗļøāŗļøhe is too freaking cute.Today's ep was nice too, it's been…
I agree with you! Iām obsessed with this show lol. I think from Wangās perspective, the first kiss was nothing and the second one was just Tian getting back at him (after Wang said āan eye for an eyeā). Iām looking forward to their actual kiss!
In the past three episodes, Wang has consistently refused to eat anything Tianās mom has cooked or prepared. This includes the surprise dinner in episode 1, the dinner she made when Tian moved in, the breakfast, and the baked vegetable casserole. The latter was particularly significant as it triggered a traumatic memory for Wang. However, a shift occurs toward the end of episode 3 when he finally accepts the honey lemon water, a gesture that symbolizes his motherās warmth and care whenever he was ill. This acceptance is notable because it happens through Tian (who made sure he drank the drink). Wang knows Tian cares and is gradually opening up to the care and affection he's been resisting. Heās built up a wall and our man Tian is slowly breaking it down.
The level of detail that the screenwriters and director has put to the show is šÆ. Canāt wait to see more.
This attitude right here, I love it. I never much cared for comparison that's why I love both the Japanese and…
Hard agree with you both. I'm glad that I'm the type of person who can enjoy things easily. I appreciate the everyone's efforts in giving us COMPLETE episodes to this amazing novel. It's also interesting that this show is running simultaneously with The On1y One.
Did anybody else notice that the main story takes place in the past? (use of iPhone 5, yellow-ish color grading, old Windows installed in the Physics teacherās pc?). I havenāt read the novel but I feel like weāre going to have a time jump to the present some time soon.
Tian is definitely smitten, his expressions are so cute.
Wang is such a picky eater!
So much cute scenes in this episode. ā„ļø
And why did they have to make us wait for a week with that cliffhanger? š©
This show keeps getting better and better!
The a/c, I agree with you.
In the past three episodes, Wang has consistently refused to eat anything Tianās mom has cooked or prepared. This includes the surprise dinner in episode 1, the dinner she made when Tian moved in, the breakfast, and the baked vegetable casserole. The latter was particularly significant as it triggered a traumatic memory for Wang. However, a shift occurs toward the end of episode 3 when he finally accepts the honey lemon water, a gesture that symbolizes his motherās warmth and care whenever he was ill. This acceptance is notable because it happens through Tian (who made sure he drank the drink). Wang knows Tian cares and is gradually opening up to the care and affection he's been resisting. Heās built up a wall and our man Tian is slowly breaking it down.
The level of detail that the screenwriters and director has put to the show is šÆ. Canāt wait to see more.