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This is such a good vertical drama. Both leads do so well with this well written and developed story. I’ve always liked Wang Ge Ge and Wang Kai Mu is one of my favourite actors. Well done.

First Love is quite good as well as Glass Hearts.

What a gem of a series. Absolutely loved it. The FL and ML were perfect and portrayed their roles so exceedingly well as did the supporting cast notably her dad and her mum (love their outcome) as well as her friend, her teacher’s aide, the hosts (especially love the ML’s relationship with his flatmate and the ‘Number One’ host), his mum and particularly her fiancé. Such a refreshing and heartwarming story. The symbolism throughout added to its depth. Great OST. I particularly love The Castle by Yugo Kanno-such a hauntingly beautiful voice to the meaningful lyrics. It’s series like this that encourages me to watch more Japanese dramas.

I watched it through this link https://youtu.be/Rfirufx7iy8?si=M2B9vO_egt3MJeNQ
It has a different title to the original Yield to You which is My Marriage to My Reincarnated Rival. This one has English Subtitles.

Without providing a link, I searched by following this pathway: I typed in on You Tube, Yield to You Chinese Drama which led me to Yue Yu Ting 191 Videos and clicked on this then scrolled down to the 4th video titled (EngSub) My Marriage to My Reincarnated Rival#DRAMA#PureLove and there it was. But if you prefer a link, try https://youtu.be/Rfirufx7iy8?si=M2B9vO_egt3MJeNQ

Just finished watching it. No way was it vulgar. I liked it very much. They did a great job to condense the storyline to under 3 hours.

Love this actor and the films he is in. He has such an expressive face. Glad he is not only in Taiwanese dramas but also being cast in Chinese dramas. I am currently watching Twogether, a travel series on Netflix and enjoying it.

The Meet Yourself OST is fabulous especially the song, Days which is my favourite.

I agree with you. Although I love the Korean, a reason why it may have seemed slow is whereas both productions are recounting the same storyline, the Korean is 16 episodes and the Japanese is from what I’ve read, only 10 episodes. So far, into the 4th episode, the storyline is developing well including all the essential detail although Mother-in-law character so far hasn’t appeared.

I have seen the Korean version which I love and am now enjoying the Japanese production very much. The production values and character portrayals are outstanding. The editing of the 2015 and 2025 scenarios of Misa’s experiences are excellent and loving the POV commentaries by the FL and ML. Koshiba Fuka is nailing the role superbly. Cheering Misa on as she navigates her 2015 insightful assertiveness. All the actors are well cast and I particularly like the actors who are brilliantly portraying Reina and Tomoya.