Totally it has to be a woman director, who knows how to capture the best moment for romance. The pacing of the…
Totally and what’s even more impressive is that they are doing a great job with the youth drama genre. It’s just the right amount of awkwardness but with a relatable level of skinship and sweetness!
A lot of credit need to go to ZLS and CZY for their chemistry and acting talent but I want to give a shout-out to the director as well. It takes good directing to draw out just the right emotions and expressions from the actors and I must say the director Lee Ching Jung did an excellent job.
It was like when many of us were watching ADOS, and we were enamored by the ML played by Chen Xiao - he had the perfect gazes and smoldering stares for the FL... most of us were saying that the female director knew what the audience wanted...lol
CZY in this drama really perfected the loving way one should look at their GF/BF....😍😍😍 And I think it is the amazing teamwork of the director, crew and actors that gave us this wonderful drama!
Thanks for your sharing. I am contemplating on whether to watch this. I like both Allen and Angelababy past works.…
I would say it is a slow-paced show and more character-driven than plot-driven.
The first 10 episodes focused on showing the characters' backgrounds and history but still left some mystery around why certain things were happening to the FL.
There is some focus on psychological counseling in the form of the FL's lectures and therapy treatment methods, but I don't see it as the show's focal point.
40 episodes do seem too long so I probably will wait for another 10 to air before watching again since following it daily may feel too draggy...
I just discovered this drama is airing and binge-watched up to ep 11. So far, I like it, mainly because Allen Ren is playing a character much goofier than his usual tsundere style and I have always liked Angelababy.
It's an interesting story - for the first 11 episodes, I feel like I am watching a slice-of-life drama about a psychological counselor, a screenwriter, and the supporting characters around them. The plot is somewhat choppy since the ML's fiction is mixed in between the main storyline. I do like the style, though.
Certain sub-plots are unnecessary to me, like the bad stuff associated with the FL. The show should have gone with one villain for her instead of the double whammy.
The ML's brother is supposed to be for comic relief I think, but I utterly dislike his character at this point. He is a manipulator and an opportunist in the worst way.
Romance-wise, I expect it to be a very slow burn. Allen is the ML, after all, LOL...
I like the OST, but that one song is played way too many times. Is Allen the singer? Also, the instrumental bg music reminds me of the one used in Forever and Ever.
Overall, the drama is engaging enough for now. Let's see how the rest of the 40 (😱) episodes go...
The sisters’ reunion was wonderful but I’m worried by what Min-Gi said. Im guessing that he is not a bad person out to harm BJE. His shaman bells can help her remember her past lives even more, I suppose.
It was like when many of us were watching ADOS, and we were enamored by the ML played by Chen Xiao - he had the perfect gazes and smoldering stares for the FL... most of us were saying that the female director knew what the audience wanted...lol
CZY in this drama really perfected the loving way one should look at their GF/BF....😍😍😍 And I think it is the amazing teamwork of the director, crew and actors that gave us this wonderful drama!
The first 10 episodes focused on showing the characters' backgrounds and history but still left some mystery around why certain things were happening to the FL.
There is some focus on psychological counseling in the form of the FL's lectures and therapy treatment methods, but I don't see it as the show's focal point.
40 episodes do seem too long so I probably will wait for another 10 to air before watching again since following it daily may feel too draggy...
It's an interesting story - for the first 11 episodes, I feel like I am watching a slice-of-life drama about a psychological counselor, a screenwriter, and the supporting characters around them. The plot is somewhat choppy since the ML's fiction is mixed in between the main storyline. I do like the style, though.
Certain sub-plots are unnecessary to me, like the bad stuff associated with the FL. The show should have gone with one villain for her instead of the double whammy.
The ML's brother is supposed to be for comic relief I think, but I utterly dislike his character at this point. He is a manipulator and an opportunist in the worst way.
Romance-wise, I expect it to be a very slow burn. Allen is the ML, after all, LOL...
I like the OST, but that one song is played way too many times. Is Allen the singer? Also, the instrumental bg music reminds me of the one used in Forever and Ever.
Overall, the drama is engaging enough for now. Let's see how the rest of the 40 (😱) episodes go...