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What the fuck was this?!!!!

Wait so you fell in love with the guy. Instead of just telling him that and see where it goes from there, YOU DECIDED TO RAPE HIM?!?? Yea, no. Also Yuuki, you're as straight as a bendy straw. YOU LIEE!!!!

This was hot, until it wasn't. :/

This movie was FUNNNNYYYYYYYY. Such a great gay rom com. It didn't follow any BL/gay clichés. Tien had the best friends and Bai is so pretty. His smile!!!! "The 3 tenses of the word love are love, love, love." "Don't you add "ed"?" "Shut up!!" I LOLLLL'D!!!!!!!!

I read the tags but still went into it. Dammit, why did I do that? This movie was devastating.


Nanba Shohei has one of the prettiest faces that shouldn't be gifted to anyone. LOL. God was happy when he made him.

OMG!!! YES!!!! They hinted in the new TharnType that No has a bf and now I'm wondering, who TF is it??!!!! Maybe closure in episode 13....maybe. (-__-)

Yea, that Tum & Tar pissed me off so much. All that just for Tar to come back and be like "Sigh...yea I'm over this. Be happy Tum, go look at that guy Keen." Like, what!??

Gosh this episode. But it had its cute moments. Now I really wanna watch over LBC after all those flashbacks. And are you freaking kidding me about Tum & Tar? What??! All that story build up for THAT? Then I have STILL yet to get closure from Kla/Techno, but since nothing has happened, I'm over it. That Tul and Hin kiss was pretty nice though. I wouldn't mind seeing them in their own BL with better writing. If this was really the finale, I would've been so bummed.

P.S.....I have yet to see that bastard of a Dad apologize to Tul about what his mother did to YOUR SON!

JiHoon didn't get a sad ending though. His story ended in episode 15 when he pretty much realize that Da Jung wasn't interested in him. His happy ending was with his niece.

Not really. His happy ending was finally having his niece accept him and be happy. He realized that he shouldn't have been replacing his brother. He got his happy ending with his niece. Love interest wise, yea it was a sad ending for him.

And that's a wrap guys. This series was PERFECT. Who's cutting onions over here??? I held it together until that end scene where they were showing the transition of the couples. This ended perfectly and I loved how they tied up every single storyline. Hell, even the one with Ae-Rin's ex friend. Lee Do Hyun did such an amazing job here and I'm going to miss his voice. "YAAAAA!" He's gained a fan, I'll be sure to be looking out for more projects from him. This is most definitely my favorite 2020 K-Drama. My only qualm was that the kids never found out, but I guess I understood. Don't want to ruin the magic of it all. 10/10!!!!!!! #JusticeforJaSung!!!!

Okay a few things.
1. Good story, poor execution.
2. Terrible acting except from the actor that played Ryou.
3. The manager was terrible and someone should've throat punch him
4. Ryou needs Jesus and a straight jacket
5. Sho should've fucking RUN from that house
6. Legend has it Ritsu is still like a smiling idiot, holding up his shirt in the park.
7. WTF is Ryou gonna tell their Dad when he returns?!???
8. I.....I kinda liked it.

Great movie, great message.

Honestly, the whole It and Tin plotline is boring me. Like, dude just get over it. Since Tan and Oil seems to not be going anywhere, I ship Oil with the new kid. Sea and Tin have so far been the most interesting and superior couple /plotline.

Unnecessarily LONGGGG. Lots of montage scenes of nothing. The sound was louder than the dialogue. This movie could've been 45-50 mins tops. I guess I can understand the ending. But still, BAH!

Because denial. He did had an inkling of recognition when he first saw Woo Young, but then he shook it off as someone that maybe just looks kinda like his son. He knows his son now as a 37 year old dude. Who's going to believe that their son transformed back into their younger self with magic?

As for his kids, they were just babies when he was 18. So I doubt they'll remember him as a teen unless they looked at pictures of him when he was young, (that's how Ji-Ho figured it out) which they clearly didn't, since everyone was in their own resentful world. The kids will only remember him as an old guy more. My mom had me young also and I can't for the life of me tell you what she looked like younger unless I see pictures.

Geezus!!! How can an episode go from absolutely charming, delightful and funny, to dark, depressing and sad in minutes???!!!! Gosh!!! THEY ALL DESERVE HAPPINESS. T_T Props to Ji-Ho though. He figured that out better than all the other characters on here. I honestly think the first person who should've known about Dae Young should've been Ji-Soo. That poor cinnamon roll. He needed to know his Dad was always by his side and rooting for him. That phone call scene broke my heart.

True. I read over in the YT comments that Saint's suppose to be in eps 13, that on his IG stories, he flew to the filming location. Don't know how true that claim is though.

A phone commercial with Suo Wei trying to be a top.

Only watched this so i can read the novel. This show was such nonsene, but i enjoyed the chemistry with the leads.