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Another drama of Big & Park. Let's watch…

This is a story about Phopthorn and Suriya.

Phopthorn has always felt unlucky in life. On the very day he finally wins the lottery, he gets into a terrible accident. When he wakes up, he finds himself reborn in the body of Apo, the son of a billionaire family.

Apo is engaged to Suriya, a handsome man who has the ability to read minds. From the very beginning, Suriya knows that Phopthorn is not the real Apo. He can hear Phopthorn’s thoughts loud and clear.

Since the engagement between Apo and Suriya is more of a business arrangement between two powerful families, Suriya makes a proposal: they’ll keep pretending to be a couple—for the sake of maintaining the family alliance. Thus, their fake relationship begins.

At first, it’s just an act.

But as days go by, something shifts. Phopthorn and Suriya start spending real time together, talking, understanding each other, they start slowly develop genuine feelings for each other. What started as pretend slowly turns into real feelings.

Meanwhile, they also begin investigating the truth behind Apo’s accident—because it wasn’t random. Someone wanted him gone. And now, they’re determined to find out who and why.

Now the questions:
? Will they successfully carry out the plan all the way to marriage...
? Will Suriya’s family remain unaware of Phopthorn’s true identity?
? If the truth is revealed, what will happen to their relationship?
? And what about Phopthorn himself... Will Phopthorn return to his original body or world? If he does, what will happen to his relationship with Suriya?
Most mysterious of all: what actually happened to Apo? Is he dead? Or did Apo and Phopthorn consciousnesses somehow swap?

That’s pretty much the story—without giving away any spoilers.

What I like:
+ Big and Park being paired together again.
+ I’m quite impressed by Park’s performance. He took on a character very different from his past roles—and pulled it off beautifully. Love how he pulled of both as Apo & Phopthorn.
+ The family dynamic in each of the 2 families

What I don't too like:
- The story is sometimes quite predictable. But still quite enjoyable

Overall this quite a good drama to be watch

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My December 2025 recommendation

Watched this for my Recommendation Challenge from 𝑴𝒊𝒔𝒖𝒏𝒅𝒆𝒓𝒔𝒕0_𝒐𝒅.

One movie that I don't think I'll ever click watch if not for the recommendation challenge & Misunderst0_od. Haha…

Let's begin…

The story takes place in a world quite different from ours—one where humans and monsters once coexisted. But no matter the world, humans remain selfish b*tch and power-hungry. Eventually, they drive the monsters away in their desire to dominate everything.

Now, the story kicks off with a war in the monster realm. One powerful monster wants the throne, so he starts a rebellion against the king, and he wins. Now, he’s hunting down every member of the old king’s family and loyal ministers to eliminate any remaining threats.

This is where the paths of our main leads begin to collide…

The queen, barely escaping with a few loyal guards, encounters Tian Yin (TY). Knowing she doesn’t have much time, she makes a desperate choice—using magic to transfer her unborn child into TY’s body.

So now, TY is pregnant—and inside him grows the baby Monster King—an existence everyone wants to control or exploit.

Enter Huo Xiao Lan (XL), a monster hunter who initially protects TY only because she plans to claim the baby monster for herself and sell it for a high price.

But as they travel together, facing danger after danger, things start to change. XL and TY begin to care—not just for each other, but for baby monster king. They start seeing the baby not as a prize, but as someone worth protecting.

Meanwhile, the queen’s loyal guards are still out there, continuing their search to find and protect their rightful king.

Now the questions remain:
? What will TY and XL do with the baby monster king…
? Will they still sell him like they first planned…
? Will they raise him themselves…
? Or will they finally return him to his rightful guardians….

That's pretty much the story without giving anymore spoilers. Now what I like and don't.

What I like:
+ Funny movie that’s not exaggerating.
+ Good songs
+ Good CGI, cute baby monster
+ Good story about friendship & family

Overall I am quite happy to watch this movie…

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My November 2025 recommendation

Watched this for my Recommendation Challenge from 𝑨𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒏𝒂𝑻𝒉𝒆𝑺𝒕𝒐𝒓𝒊𝒆𝒓𝑿

"Even If" is a short film that sheds light on school bullying and excessive violence, while also highlighting the struggles faced by LGBT individuals in a judgmental society.

It tells the story of May and Cin—two close friends who fall for each other.

The only problem? They’re both girls. And as teenagers, that alone makes their relationship a target. At first, their friends seem supportive—or at least stay silent.

But things change when Tae, a charming new student, arrives and starts teasing them. His influence makes the other girls, who are drawn to him, begin bullying May and especially Cin. The pressure builds, day after day.

So how does their relationship hold up in the end?
Can May and Cin survive the judgment of those around them?
Or will they break apart under the weight of fear, shame, and constant bullying?

That's pretty much the story without giving anymore spoilers. In the end this truly highlights the challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community—especially for young people trying to love openly in an unaccepting world.

For just 27 min, it’s really worth your time to watch it…

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Another drama of Jimmy-Sea. Let's watch!!!

Story of Dr. Thapfah (Fah) is an ICU doctor and Inthu (In)—a clairvoyant and tarot reader.

It begins on In’s graduation day, when he suddenly collapses. A man comes to his aid and introduces himself as a doctor. To In’s surprise, the man turns out to be Fah—the older brother of his best friend.

For unknown reasons, In begins experiencing vivid visions—each one foretelling a series of tragic events in Fah’s near future. Troubled, he tries to warn Fah about an approaching streak of misfortune that could cost him his life. But Fah, a rational and skeptical man, doesn’t believe in horoscopes, destiny, or supernatural signs. So, when In warns Fah of an approaching streak of misfortune that may cost him his life, Fah doesn't buy it.

But then, one by one, In’s predictions start coming true—manifesting as a string of accidents and near-death experiences for Fah. Each time, In somehow manages to save him. Concerned for Fah’s safety, his family insists that he leave the city for a while—and they ask In to accompany him.

Now, away from the chaos of their normal lives, the two find themselves alone together. As days pass, they grow closer, learning more about each other and forming a bond that slowly turns into something deeper and more romantic.

So, what will become of their relationship? And will they finally uncover the truth behind the person orchestrating the dangerous accidents targeting Fah?

That's pretty much the story without giving spoilers. Now what I like and don't.

What I like:
+ Chemistry between Jimmy-Sea never amiss
+ I like to see for once First playing an unconventional role. It kinda suits him.
+ Kinda like the 2nd couple. Although their chemistry still needs to be polished.

What i don't like:
- The plot is kinda forced. Stupid reason for Kasidis to go after Fah after he's stop being his wife doctor.

Overall I quite like this drama. I just hope this will not be Jimmy last drama…

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My Sept 2025 recommendation

Watch this for my Recommendation Challenge by 𝑵𝒐𝒊𝒓𝑹𝒐𝒔𝒆𝑯𝒆𝒂𝒓𝒕.

This is the story of Masaki and Tsukasa. They first meet when they argue over using a basketball court—the facility manager had accidentally double-booked it for the same day and time. To resolve the issue, they agree to split the court in half: one side for Masaki, the other for Tsukasa.

For some reason, Masaki finds himself drawn to Tsukasa, and he quietly checks in on her from across the court. When it’s time to go home, he offers to drive her—and from that small gesture, their friendship begins to grow.

Over time, Tsukasa slowly opens up. She shares with Masaki the story of her past: a severe car accident during high school that left her with lasting injuries. She now lives with memory impairments and uses a wheelchair. But despite everything, she refuses to let her limitations define her—she’s determined to live life fully and on her own terms.

Masaki, a taxi driver and passionate basketball player, admires her strength more with each passing day. And as they spend more time together, Tsukasa begins to see him not just as a kind friend, but as someone truly special. Soon, their bond deepens into love, and they begin a relationship.

Despite facing challenges—and resistance from their families—they fall deeply in love, supporting each other through every obstacle.

So what will be the next challenge life has in store for them?

That's pretty much the story without giving anymore spoilers. Now what I like and don't.

What I like:
+ Both Masaki & Tsukasa are really facing real life problems, but despite all it’s one of the greatest love stories that doesn't only show us the sweet side of love but also the bitter side.
+ How both parents' concerns are truthful. Both parents love their kids, and the way they show it is raw…

What I don't like:
- Unfortunately I find the story quite boring… And the type of story I'll forget what this about if I'm not write the review
- I can't quite make a different between past stories & the future... It's confusing sometimes

Overall, despite having a meaningful love story, if not for the challenge, it’s one of the movies that I’ll stop watching after 30 min.

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Watch this for my Alphabet challenge. This short drama turned out quite good.

Let’s start with the story…

The story is about Ye Ke Le (KL), an unlucky and ominous person — so unlucky that everyone he touches ends up with bad luck. KL helps his mom run a tea shop in Wanle City, which his father left to them. Unexpectedly, he gets entangled in a mysterious murder case involving a strange perfume. When KL is nearly executed as a suspect, Lan Qing Yue (QY) intervenes—saving him from the death penalty. In return, she asks for his help in solving the case.

Turns out, despite his terrible luck, KL has an incredibly sharp sense of smell. QY, an investigator, needs his unique ability to track clues others can’t detect. To assist in the investigation, KL becomes a patrol guard—though he ends up unintentionally working as a spy.

On his way home after the conversation with QY, he meets a pretty girl named Xiao Qi (XQ). When XQ runs out of money at a food stall, KL kindly pays for her food. Accidentally, she touches him—and to his shock, nothing bad happens. XQ remains completely unharmed, not instantly struck by bad luck like everyone else who’s touched him. It turns out she’s his polar opposite: a girl who has been incredibly lucky since birth.

Once he arrives home, he sees his mother being harassed by thugs who are demanding payment for a debt. They want her to give up the tea shop as payment. QY, who witnesses this, wants to repay KL's previous kindness by promising the thugs she’ll come up with the money within one hour.

Easy money in an hour? Of course, the answer is gambling. Haha.

So, KL and XQ head to a gambling house to win the money for the debt. At the gambling house, XQ proves her luck, they win enough to pay off the debt. However, the gambling house doesn’t take kindly to newcomers winning big. They can’t accept a newcomer walking away with all the money, so they resort to violence, trying to force KL and XQ to give the money back.

Just then, the thugs arrive, demanding payment from XQ. Seizing the opportunity, XQ quickly points to the gambling house goons and says, “They have the money.” And just like that—a chaotic fight erupts between the thugs and the goons. While the brawl rages on, KL and XQ make their escape.

After their wild escape, XQ tells KL she needs a place to stay. She came to town to visit relatives, but no one’s home. In return for shelter, she offers to work at the tea shop to pay for her stay.

And that’s how XQ ends up working with KL. With her bright ideas and infectious energy, she starts bringing new life—and customers—to the tea shop.

Meanwhile, KL continues working with QY on the mysterious murder case. But the deeper they dig, the more complex it becomes. What started as a simple investigation soon unravels into something far bigger—eventually implicating the royal family.

So, will KL eventually crack the mysterious murder case? And what about his relationship with XQ? And what about the tea shop — will it continue to grow and thrive?

That's pretty much the story without giving the spoiler. Now what I like and don't

What I like:
+ An interesting short drama with a clear storyline — a proper beginning, middle, and end.
+ No annoying BGM
+ You can find the full version with eng sub on youtube. Haha…
+ Great performance by the cast

Overall, for a short drama, this one is well-produced and definitely worth your time to watch.

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My Aug 2025 recommendation

Watch this for my Aug 2025 recommendations challenge by 𝒖𝒏𝒃𝒆𝒍𝒊𝒆𝒃𝒖𝒃𝒃𝒍𝒆.

This one of the times I don’t remember is this from my PTW list or not. Haha… But either way, I’m really glad I watched it. Sometimes, simplicity truly is the best approach.

Let’s dive into the drama…

The story follows Cha Seok Jin (SJ) and Kang Kyung Joo (KJ) — two academic rivals, with KJ always ranked first and SJ stuck in second place. SJ has been holding a grudge for a while, frustrated that he can never seem to beat KJ.
This semester, SJ thinks things will finally be different. He heard that KJ would be a student exchange student abroad, leaving him to claim the top spot. To his surprise, when the semester begins, he still sees her on campus.

Later that day, SJ joins a drinking party with his friends and some new students. During the party, his friend dares him to become the top student — whether KJ is around or not. If he fails, he has to wear an embarrassing T-shirt and perform a tap dance in front of the whole campus.

The next day, SJ regrets accepting the challenge and tries to back out—but his friends won’t let him. So he starts thinking: how can he actually win? He can’t just make KJ too exhausted to study—she’s already juggling part-time work and still managing to stay at the top.

Following his friends' crazy suggestion, SJ comes up with a plan: make KJ fall in love and get into a relationship so her grades will suffer. So, he makes a "fake" love confession to KJ. To his surprise, KJ sees right through his actions and decides to take the challenge herself by accepting his confession.

And just like that, their “fake” relationship begins. But as they spend more time together, what started out as a calculated move begins to grow into something real. They slowly begin to understand each other beyond the rivalry and academics.

Now the questions are:
> Will KJ’s grades actually suffer because of the relationship?
> Can their ‘fake’ relationship turn into something real?
> And what will become of their rivalry?
That's pretty much the story without giving the spoiler.

Overall, this is a short film centered around a simple but powerful idea: you’ll never truly understand a person until you take the time to get to know them. And for just 60 minutes, it’s absolutely worth your time.

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Watch this for my Alphabet challenge. This film is about reconnecting with family members who have long been out of touch and how to blend two cultures together through a single dish.

Once again, MDL’s summary is absolutely on point. So, I’ll not bore you with another summary, just read the summary provided by MDL.

What I like:
+ Interesting to see the family dynamic of Masato. How he managed to search and reconnect with his maternal family.
+ It’s so funny to see how easily the grandson is able to soften his strong-willed grandmother’s heart.
+ It's interesting to see Japanese people dare to walk through an exhibit that shows their brutality during World War II. And to see Masato actually show remorse—there’s something profoundly honest and reassuring about that moment.

What I don’t too like:
On the joke side, I just wish they had shown us more of the dish. Haha…

Overall this is a journey of Masato to find and reconnect with his maternal family.

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Watch this for my Alphabet challenge. This short drama turned out quite good.

For once, MDL’s summary is absolutely on point. So, I’ll not bore you with another summary, just read the summary provided by MDL.

What I like:
+ So funny to see how Choi Se Hoon (SH) tries to win Lee Yi Ryung (YR)'s heart.
+ So impressed by SH’s action to win YR’s heart. Even though he didn’t really understand why he did what he did, his heart was there.
+ Although a little impossible, but so happy they choose to portray a woman that’s so naive like YR. It really shows not everyone can be seduced by the beautiful side of the celebrity world.

What I don’t like:
- A little bored with the story. Quite forgetful drama in my book.

Overall, this short drama had everything that could capture your heart at first sight. However, for me personally, nothing really stood out enough to be memorable.

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I forgot how I came across this title, but here I am — done watching it.

It's a story about Riku and Keita, who are in a relationship but keeping it a secret.

Riku is the popular guy in school, while Keita is just an ordinary student. Their secret relationship sometimes makes Keita feel insecure.

It turns out Riku isn’t hiding the relationship for himself — he’s doing it to protect Keita. As a popular student, Riku doesn’t know how their classmates might react if their relationship becomes public. He’s afraid that coming out could put Keita in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons.

By the end of the story, Keita’s growing insecurities force Riku to make a decision about where their relationship is headed. Will they finally go public, or will they break up? And how will their classmates actually react when they find out — will they be supportive, or will they mock them?

That's pretty much the story without giving too much spoiler.

Sometimes, the simplest stories are the most powerful. Riku and Keita don’t need grand gestures or complicated drama to make us root for them. Their love story quietly but deeply captures the internal struggle between true feelings and societal expectations.

At just 17 minutes long, it’s absolutely worth your time.

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Watched this one for my alphabet challenge. It’s an okay movie—nothing groundbreaking, but it does offer a touching reflection on life, love, and sacrifice.

Story about Kim Su Jin (SJ), a woman who has just ended her relationship with a married man. Heartbroken and lost, she wanders the streets and stops by a convenience store. There, she buys a Coke but accidentally leaves it on the counter. Remembering it moments later, she heads back—only to see a man holding a Coke. Thinking it's her Coke and that the man just wants a free drink, SJ chugs the Coke in one gulp in front of him. But she later finds out it isn't hers. So, yeah, a classic awkward moment where you just consume something that belongs to a complete stranger.

The next day, SJ sees the same man again while accompanying her father on a site visit to a construction project he’s in charge of. Turns out, he’s one of the foremen—Choi Chul Soo (CS)—a carpenter with aspirations of becoming an architect.

They get to know each other, and soon SJ falls in love with him. It turns out SJ's love isn't unrequited; CS also reciprocates her feelings.

Their relationship grows, but they soon face their first challenge: SJ’s father. Given her father’s high status, CS is nervous about being rejected for not coming from the same background. And he’s not wrong—SJ’s father initially disapproves. But seeing the determination in his daughter’s eyes, he eventually gives his blessing.

After getting married, CS finally passes his architect exam. Life seems perfect—until SJ receives devastating news about her health.

In a moment of fear and selflessness, SJ asks for a divorce and wants to return to her family, not wanting to burden CS. But CS refuses. To him, “in sickness and in health” isn’t just a vow—it’s a promise—so he won’t leave her side. She’s his responsibility, not hers to carry alone.

As her condition worsens faster than expected, the question looms: will they stay together, or will SJ return to her family?

That's pretty much the story without giving too much spoiler. Now what I like and don't.

What I like:
+ A relatable story about how illness can change everything—especially in young love.
+ A very human portrayal of illness and love—it makes you wonder what you'd do in a similar situation.
+ It was quite shocking to realize that such an illness can affect someone so young.
+ Happy to see how CS stays by SJ’s side even after her health deteriorates.

What feel lack:
- From the beginning, we never really learn much about SJ’s past relationship. Did she know her boyfriend was married from the start, or did she only find out later when his wife confronted her? The film never clarifies. It’s not crucial to the main plot, but more context would have felt like a plus point for the story.

Overall It’s a decent movie—emotional, heartfelt in parts, but also somewhat forgettable. Worth a watch if you’re in the mood for a romantic melodrama with a touch of tragedy, but don’t expect it to linger long after the credits roll.

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Watch this for my alphabet challenge. And I'm glad I've watched this.

Story about Seon Eun Woo (EW) who was dumped by her long time boyfriend, Baek Seung Gyu (SG). And she can’t get over her feelings for him and wants him back.

Just as she’s stuck in her heartbreak, her childhood friend Yoon Jae Won (JW) suddenly reappears in her life. JW returns to Korea to take over the café of his old crush and friend, Kim Hye Won (HW), while she handles her business abroad.

On the very day JW reunites with EW, the café catches fire. Devastated and overwhelmed, JW ends up getting drunk with EW. The next morning, EW wakes up to realize she’s somehow offered JW a place to stay at her home—marking the beginning of their unexpected cohabitation.

During their time together, EW tells JW about a superstition known as the Curse of Wednesday at 3:30 PM. According to legend, it’s the worst time of the week for women—when tiredness and stress peak, making them feel and look a year older. For EW, the curse feels painfully real, as her breakup with SG also happened precisely at 3:30 PM on a Wednesday.

To thank EW for letting him stay, JW comes up with a plan to help her win SG back. They call it the Wednesday 3:30 PM Project. JW will “date” EW every Wednesday at 3:30 PM and post their outings on social media—hoping to make SG jealous and want her back.

But over time, something unexpected happens. EW starts looking forward to their dates more and more—not for the sake of getting SG’s attention, but because she genuinely enjoys spending time with JW. She begins to forget her original goal entirely.

As the weeks go by, the feelings between JW and EW begin to change. Their bond evolves beyond childhood friendship. Just as their new routine starts to feel like a sweet ritual, SG begins to show signs of jealousy. And to complicate things further, JW’s crush, HW, also returns—reigniting JW’s past feelings.

So what will happen next? Will they go back to their former loves? Or will they take a leap and turn their childhood friendship into something more?

That's pretty much the story without giving the spoiler. Now what I like and don't.

What I like:
+ The adorable, natural friendship between JW and EW. From the beginning, it’s clear how well they fit together. They understand each other on a deep level—without needing to spell things out.

What I don’t like:
- How JW & EW become stupid people when it’s about their feelings.
- The concept that worker can just excuse themselves everyweek at Wednesday at 3:30 p.m.
- I kinda pissed actually when JW finds out SG is a jerk but chooses not to tell EW. Come on—She's his friend first above all. You should tell your friend if you know their partner is a b*st*rd.

Overall this is a really good short drama to watch.

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I watched this drama just because... but I'm truly glad I did! It turned out to be quite a captivating watch.

This is the story of a woman named Mei Lin (ML) and Prince Murong Jing He (JH).

The story begins with a devastating fire that destroys Qingzhou, with JH accused as the perpetrator. In the chaos, ML loses her entire family and vows revenge. She joins the Shadow Works, enduring grueling training to become an assassin. When she finally graduates, her very first mission is to kill JH.

ML takes on the identity of one of the Xiyan beauties to get close to her target. She successfully infiltrates his circle, but soon discovers a shocking truth—the mastermind behind her mission is actually JH himself.

It turns out JH orchestrated everything in order to uncover the real perpetrator behind the Qingzhou fire. Now, working together, ML and JH dive into the investigation to seek justice for Qingzhou.

As they spend time together, their relationship slowly shifts from one of deception and hostility to trust and even affection. ML’s hatred turns into reliance, and JH finds himself genuinely drawn to her.

But can they uncover the full truth about what happened in Qingzhou? Will justice be served—and what about their relationship? Will the Emperor ever approve of their love?

That's pretty much the story without giving the spoiler. Now what I like and don't.

What I like:
+ Good chemistry between Liu Xue Yi & Wu Jin Yan.
+ A pleasant surprise to see Bi Wen Jun in the role of the second male lead—I’m actually happy he’s part of this drama.
+ The ending! Loved how they gave us an alternative ending within the final episode—no extra specials needed.

What I don't too like:
- At times, the development of the relationship between JH and ML feels too rushed. The way ML’s deep-seated hatred simply fades away, after everything she’s been through, seems a bit too easy and unrealistic.

Overall this is really one good drama to watch

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I finally decided to watch this movie — let’s dive into the story…

It tells the love story between a man and a woman who are in completely different places but somehow become deeply connected. They begin to perceive each other’s emotions and thoughts, communicating in a way that changes both of their lives forever.

One day, An Yi (AY) accidentally hits her head and falls unconscious. When she wakes up, she suddenly hears someone in her head. It turns out to be Gao Ang (GA), a piano tuner, who has mysteriously become connected with her through brain waves. Not only can they hear each other’s voices, but they can also feel what the other is feeling; for instance, when one is hurt, the other feels it too.

From that moment on, their lives become intertwined. At first, neither of them accepts what’s happening, and they even try to make each other miserable out of frustration. But gradually, they come to terms with the situation and become the ones who understand each other best.

Just when everything seems to be falling into place, a new complication arises—AY’s longtime crush begins to show interest in her and wants to start a relationship. Fueled by jealousy and a gut feeling that something’s off with AY’s new boyfriend, GA tries to stir up trouble for AY.

Is GA just being jealous… or is there really something wrong with AY’s boyfriend?

Either way, tension builds between them, and their peaceful connection breaks down again as they argue and blame each other. AY, overwhelmed by everything, blames GA for the problems with her boyfriend. Unable to bear it anymore, GA makes a painful decision — he cuts off the brainwave connection between them.

And just like that, silence.

Suddenly alone without his presence, AY realizes how much GA truly meant to her — and how much she misses him.

So, what should AY do now?

Will she go to GA’s place and finally meet him face to face?
Or will she let this feeling fade away?

That’s pretty much the story—without giving away any more spoilers.

Overall, this movie delivers a beautiful message about love, connection, and understanding. If you're a romance junkie like me, this can definitely be added to your watch list.

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I was quite intrigued by the trailer—and it also stars Off Jumpol! So once the show finished airing, I jumped right into it.
Let’s get into the story…

The story follows a girl named Jued, a fresh university graduate struggling to find a job. Unfortunately, she hasn’t had much luck and has been relying on her boyfriend for support—until one life-changing day.

One day, Jued met a man and accidentally swapped phones with him. She unintentionally ruined his proposal to his girlfriend, and in retaliation, he sabotaged her relationship with her own boyfriend. But by the end of the day, something about Jued caught his interest. He gives her his business card and tells her to apply at his company. From the card, we learn his name is Boss

Boss works for a unique service — a break-up agency that helps people end their relationships. He’s their top employee, known for always getting the job done and prefer working solo. When the CEO finds out Jued received Boss’ card, he assigns her to work with him — despite Boss’ objections.

Boss is the perfect employee for that said job, because Boss believes love is fragile and easily broken. Unlike Boss, Jued, on the other hand, even though she just had her heart broken, is a romantic at heart. She still believes in love. She’s an idealist who thinks relationships can be saved, which puts her in direct conflict with Boss' cynical worldview.

At first, Boss tries various tactics to get her to quit or be reassigned to another team. But Jued is resilient, and surprisingly good at the job. Jued proves herself to be more capable than either of them expected. Eventually, even Boss acknowledges her abilities and agrees to keep her on the team.

Jued’s optimistic views on love begin to challenge Boss’s principles—and sometimes even interfere with their assignments. At first, this frustrates Boss, especially when Jued hesitates to break up couples she believes still love each other. But slowly, Boss begins to realize how much Jued matters—not just professionally, but emotionally. And slowly but surely, feelings start to develop between them.

Just when things seem to be heading somewhere, enter Tee, the company’s tech guy who gets reassigned to join Boss and Jued’s team. Tee is everything Boss isn’t — sweet, attentive, and supportive — and Jued begins to notice him more.

Meanwhile, a rival company called Destiny enters the picture. Unlike Break Up Service, Destiny focuses on reuniting people with their loved ones or helping them find true love. Destiny even manages to bring back together some of the couples that Break Up Service had previously separated.

So… how will this all unfold?
Will Boss and Jued end up together?
And what impact will Destiny have on the business?

That's pretty much the story without giving any more spoilers. Now what I like and what I learn.

What I Like:
+ It was fun seeing Off Jumpol paired with someone other than Gun
+ Every character has their own quirks and unique appeal.

What I learn from this drama:
* Love requires openness and honesty to thrive.
* A successful relationship needs both partners to share the same goals or values (like Baimon & Baimai, or Cherry & Bee).
* It’s often easier to see others’ relationships clearly than our own — just like Jued, who helps fix others’ love lives but struggles with her own.

Overall this drama has a lot to say about love. Yes, love is fragile—but when you're truly honest and open with your partner, there's nothing you can't work through.

Below I’ll write what couple they break for each ep… Start with the 2nd ep, because the first is when Boss & Jued break off their own relationship. Fair warning though, I’ll write a little bit of spoilers. So if you don’t wanna know, you can stop reading here.












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1st couple: Fitness Couple
First & Best are a couple who co-own a fitness center and are also popular fitness influencers. Their close online chemistry and closeness sparks jealousy, and someone hires Breakup Service to split them up.

2nd couple: CP vs real boyfriend
> When Mocha changes companies, Ice suspects it’s because he has a real boyfriend — and hires
Ice & Mocha are a popular BL couple. Mocha tried to break the contract with the company after his contract ended, he wanted to focus more on his acting rather than CP. At least that's what Mocha said to the world regarding his decision to change companies.
> Ice on the other hand, feels there’s more about Mocha's decision to change companies. He knows Mocha has a real boyfriend & he orders Break Up Service to break them up.

3rd couple: The one that got away
Baimon & Baimai were childhood friends turned lovers. They broke up when Baimai moved abroad. Years later, Baimai returns and wants to marry Baimon—but asks her to move overseas with him. The real conflict is: Can Baimon leave her parents behind?

4th couple: Introvert girl
Khao is a shy, introverted girl. Jang, her friend and admirer, suspects she’s hiding a boyfriend and hires Breakup Service to investigate and possibly intervene.

5th couple: soul mate…?
> Komai and Pop are Jued’s neighbors and a loving couple. When Pop’s ex-girlfriend hires Break Up Service to split them up, Jued finds herself torn between following her heart and fulfilling her job responsibilities.
> This time, the consequence of failing the mission is much more serious — Boss could be fired from the company. Since many people at the company don’t like him and have been looking for a reason to stir up trouble and push him out.
> Reluctantly, Jued finally breaks them up — but ends up feeling terrible afterward. This becomes a turning point for her, making her question the ethics of her job.
> Jued resigns after the breakup, emotionally overwhelmed. She later tries to reunite them—with the help of Destiny, marking its first appearance.

7th couple: The Affair
Nuch is a company manager and a married woman. Her stay-at-home husband suspects an affair with her subordinate, Ryo, and hires Breakup Service. But is Nuch truly cheating—or just overly flirtatious?

8th couple: one of the choices.
> Cherry, a streamer, has three men in her life:
Bee is a writer who treats her kindly—showering her with sweet words and thoughtful gestures. Art, one of the employees in the company that has a great body & handsome face. Ong Art, old man but filthy rich. The other man is unfortunately not rich, even you can say that Cherry is the one that supporting them…
> Ong Art wants Cherry for himself and hires the service to eliminate the competition.
> In the next episode, Bee, who suddenly got rich, tries to get Cherry back. Of course with the help of Destiny…

9th couple: The Ceo
> Chan, the CEO of Breakup Service, is divorced — and it was Boss who broke them up, which led to the creation of the Break Up Service.
> This time, the company is on an outing when—boom —Chan unexpectedly runs into his ex-wife at the hotel. She’s there with her fiancé for a pre-wedding photo shoot. Furious at the sight of her moving on happily, Chan immediately orders his employees to break them up.
> Much to his shock, he soon discovers that her fiancé is none other than the CEO of Destiny —the rival company that reunites couples. And of course, their wedding was arranged with Destiny’s help.
> At first, no one wants to go along with it — after all, they’re supposed to be enjoying the outing. But Chan dangles a huge bonus in front of them, making it hard to refuse.
> So, how will this mess end in the end? Who will come out on top? Will Chan’s team successfully break up the couple, or will Destiny win by making their wedding happen?

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