nayoichi

its ending soon im not ready 🥹

There are not, only kisses, but honestly, I must say they are too bad

They definitely not 👁️👄👁️

Exactly! I also wish the finale had been longer because everything felt so rushed. And I totally agree about the second couple, their storyline was honestly what kept me watching. I actually didn’t mind the third couple, but I do wish they had given that time to develop the main couple more

I mean, that’s fair if that’s how you feel I personally still enjoy their newer music, and I don’t think using autotune automatically makes a song bad. It’s just a matter of taste

listed with an expected 20 eps according to iQIYI International data profiles

finally!! It’s coming out soon

I mean, you’re entitled to your opinion, but I honestly don’t hear it Their music has always had a lot of different sounds and production styles

somehow, yeah

no its not, it is a bromance drama

He is not yet 36, and will be on September 23rd, so he is now 35

Which scenes

The mirror scene!! Dew’s acting was so impressive

Every time I get impressed by his acting, he is such a great actor

It already ended too fast. After the series ended, I'd say it was okay, contrary to the negative comments. the main role he's one of my favorites, and I also loved the storyline of the second couple; they were the ones who saved the show. So, overall, my rating is 8/10

yes, they are

LMAO that’s actually dedication, I would’ve given up trying to find her name

lmaoo yes

im so excited for this it looks so good

I get what you mean, and I do agree that the way juvenile crimes are handled can have an impact on how seriously some people take the consequences of their actions. School violence is definitely a serious issue and I think minors who commit serious crimes should still face meaningful consequences. That being said, I don’t think it’s fair to say that minors in South Korea can basically do whatever they want without punishment. The juvenile justice system is more complicated than that, and the laws and punishments depend on the age and severity of the crime. I also wouldn’t compare Korea and the U.S. that simply, because the U.S. doesn’t automatically try every minor as an adult either. There are a lot of factors behind school violence statistics, so I don’t think we can say juvenile laws are the main reason with certainty