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Agree, I like to think that he actually faked his death and he's still somewhere out there, living a new life.

If this is a special is there a longer version with this plot or the actors as side characters in a full length drama?

I don't know if it is half a season but it ended like that and also think about how fast they'll be getting out the "S3" when it took them 3 years between S1 and "S2"

Brother eww, what is that, eww. Seriously, this season is totally made for the western audience, and it's half a season, the S3 that's supposed to come out this year is the other half of this season. I also wasn't expecting T.O.P.'s character to be so over the top and annoying, everything he said and did was so cringe worthy, I thought he would be at least funny and cool but he was like a loser trying to cover up that fact.

At first I was really intrigued with how it was unpredictable and usually I skip a lot of parts in the episode so I can consume dramas faster but this one didn't allow it because basically every detail was important but when the scenes with the villain started to play out towards the end I was on that ff button a lot, then the whole thing with Chen Yun Ru started playing out and I was even more annoyed, so by the end I had to downgrade the score I originally meant to give but it's still amongst the highest graded on my watchlist and I rarely give out such a high grade.

I liked it but I don't agree with the way they handled time travel, some things that were or weren't done in the past should've affected the future and/or vice versa, also I didn't like the oh so many plotting they jam packed throughout the whole drama and if there were more tears it could almost be called a melodrama.

I like the way they made the average Joe here, he was so awkward and innocent.

best one of the series because of Off, he's a really good actor

Way too short and they didn't behave couple-y

Like, he promised her brother that he won't see her again and that's why they didn't get back together right away, but what was the original reason they broke up, when he told her that spiel about being a brother and sister?

I guess I didn't pay close enough attention but why did Sundae and Tan initially break up?

I wasn't interested in the side couples in the slightest and the story timeline was off. I'm not sure of how old are the actors supposed to be in the series and they were attending Friday college but everyone was underage and a highschooler, there were also all those warnings about underage drinking, driving and smoking so like are they high schoolers or college students, it didn't match up.

I liked it but it was a stupid ending.

I hate that it eneded on a bad note but I was glad there were basically no love triangles and animosity between friends.

Interesting storyline I just wish someone would develop it further and make it a full length drama.

It was an unrealistic situation between the MLs and the girlfriend but I was more invested in this than Jack&Joker

I didn't agree with a lot of the choices made and I was annoyed by what was happening so I ff a lot. I also wasn't really invested in the story.

This sure is something, I guess it's supposed to be artsy but I'm not into that kind of art so it just felt like people wanting to make porn for the masses disguised it as art, I'm saying this solely based on the soundtrack.

This is actually really good, everyone was so natural and even the speech pattern sounded different to me than most cdramas, as if the cast is really close to each other for real. I gave it a 9 only because I disliked some of the tropey things happening.

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