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I went ahead and watched the series without reading the comments, and I’m so glad I did. The premise itself is complex yet deeply poignant, and despite that weight, the series as a whole felt heart-warming. My only reservation was that the actual version of Xia Cha looks a bit too much like an ordinary grandpa, which was slightly off-putting. But aside from that, I absolutely loved everything about Xia Cha and Hai Yuan.

For Xia Cha, he met three versions of Hai Yuan within a single lifetime, while Hai Yuan lived through three entirely different ones — first as the young master Xia Cha was close to as a child, second as his wife, and finally as HY. I found the story original and beautifully told, and I really enjoyed the production starting from episode 2 onward. The happy ending was the perfect touch.

I was kinda turned off by the comments at first, but I still gave it a shot and honestly, thank God I did. The story itself isn't anything super crazy, but it felt real, and the leads had mad CHEMISTRY. No dramatic break-up scenes or empty misunderstandings. You can totally see their 10 years of trust and love for each other.

What do I have to do to get more Chi Cheng and Wei Wei. That said, Revenged Love is how I want all BLs to be. Less corn and more depth. I want more of this.

This drama came as a complete surprise to me. I am someone who usually prefers the romantic fluff aspect of shows or xianxia. This drama was a perfect balance of everything and honestly had the best revenge plot, and the downfall of the first villain was beautifully executed. I have never had my heart ache for a villain, but strangely enough, I felt an emptiness with this one even though I loathed the character. The romance was also beautifully handled; I initially thought it was just a minor part, but watching their story adds so much to the plot, and the chemistry is incredible too. It is a very well-made series and a much appreciated break from the norm.

This was a truly interesting watch. The show was set up quite like its name, Bizarre. They did a great job of actually bringing Kian's quirky ideas to life. I loved how free Kian was in just being himself, and I adore Jin for always standing by Kian's vision and being the backbone for them,

The first 20 episodes were good, and then the plot became more or less predictable.

There are very few series that I would deem a masterpiece, and Top Form definitely holds that title. It was artistic, written, and executed perfectly. Smart & Boom were so natural, and their delivery is impeccable. It's a once-in-a-million kind of series.

I sure hope this is gonna have a happy ending or I'm gonna have to pass

The production was a miss but the acting and the chemistry more than made up for it.

The chemistry is so strong - i loved it!

High key

I didn't expect to enjoy the series as much as I did. The 3 arc's were built into one series very seamlessly. My favourite was the second arc between Yotha & Gun as they had the most emotional storyline for me.

I need more of this story. I don't care what universe it is; I just need more of Cir and Phu.

I feel compelled to write a comment and review. I started this series with a lot of hesitation because of all the negative reviews, but I was hooked after the first episode and binged it in a day!

I found the storyline solid and captivating, especially the plotline involving Cir & Phu. While I agree that more exploration of the supernatural elements could have added depth, the production was impressive. The chemistry between the leads was delightful, and even the side characters were fantastic. I truly enjoyed this universe and would love to see more stories set within it. I can't understand the dislike—but all I can say is give it a chance and maybe you'll be surprised like I was!

Then please direct your anger at the trolls. It's truly off-putting when fans attack regular viewers without provocation. In my case, I might have considered giving it another chance later since I did enjoy the initial part, but now I cannot associate this story with anything positive.

Right you get it, and it's always a trial and error with series - some you like and some you don't. People have different opinions and not everything stems from a place of negativity.

You don't understand anything, It’s my time and my opinion. I didn’t leave negative feedback, I just said it’s not my type. If you don’t like my comment, just scroll past and save your time—this isn’t an airport. No need to be so sensitive.

It's a solid drama with beautiful cinematography and ZLH, but I ended up dropping it. It feels a bit too plain and predictable for my taste.

It was a really cute series that addressed real issues celebrities face. I appreciate that they didn't downplay the problems, and for being actual idols and rookie actors, they did a fantastic job acting, even better than seasoned actors. Especially during the intimate scenes, it felt so natural.

This is going to be one of those dramas that always leaves me feeling like I need to forget everything and watch it again from the beginning. Everything about this series was beautiful. Not a single scene made me feel bored; and every character had life in them. People dislike QiQi's character, but I think she's a character that is very close to our real lives. The main leads did amazing; they were so natural. The delivery of the dialogue didn't feel like acting at all. I could especially feel XW's every single emotion. I really want to go back to the start of this beautiful drama.