AnotherSeason

*major clapping*. I didn't finish the drama but you summed up everything I couldn't stand about Peat's father.

I imagine if he was in love with her and was mean to her he would be a$$hole --- as others are saying in the comments, but he doesn't love her (as far as we are privy to his thoughts and feelings) and he didn't want to marry her. Mind you I think he's self-centred and spoilt and benefits from entitlement in a society with grossly patriarchal values. Still, I don't buy into a forced romance (from either gender). I also may have missed the ball on the whole hacking thing but I find it disturbing what she is doing. I think I swore at my screen both in episode 4&5. I was like what the f--! ...first of all from the whiplash, and second of all, from the fact that if a guy did those things we would recognize it as stalkerish and controlling.

I find this drama super weird with the switch in tone after episode 3. I'm still reeling from the whiplash. I also don't see why the ml has to fall in love with her. I know it's a romance but the logic rubs me the wrong way.

It's so sad that this page has become so toxic. I wish people wouldn't bring their divisive behaviour here. Please be respectful.

Six episodes in and I'm super annoyed at the logic and actions of the female lead. So far, ff'ing a lot.

okay. at some point, i thought i dropped into a thai drama prior to the #me too era.

I, for one, love the female lead in this drama. She is written a little too simple in her actions/social interactions yet I find her complex psychologically/emotionally and feel for her in so many ways. Some of her actions were hard to swallow when hurting others but I still got where she was coming from. I love how flawed she is and I like that she does grow over the series in some ways. Not sure I like the love story too much since I didn't really like male lead. He is supposed to be perfect but I found some of his actions questionable

I guess I do too since I dropped it. :)

Nah. Everyone is mostly annoyed.

My goodness, just four episodes and nearly 2000 comments.

:) :)

Since you like the show so much perhaps you can share what points in the story are worth sticking around for. That would be more convincing.

You can go ahead and like it and that's fine but I don't think this is the point others are trying to make. To start, chemistry doesn't have to equal romance. Two guys can have amazing chemistry on screen that you just love seeing their interactions and it's definitely not a romance. Here, the two leads don't have great chemistry together --as most viewers are noticing (including myself)-- and chemistry is necessary for the romance to be convincing/engaging. They may start to click later on but that may not happen. That's not a promising outlook for the rest of the series especially -- setting aside the romance-- nothing else really interesting is really happening in its execution even though the premise itself is interesting.

She's my hero

My goodness. Episode 15 and I'm out to sea sailing that ship. I'm legitimately squealing right now. :D

This guys are good together as leads.

at least he didn't end up with rapist roles like Ken. Eek.

LWJ's (supposed renowned psychiatrist who hasn't been shown doing anything psychiatrist-like at work) checklist of unethical behaviour as of part ep 23:
1. Sharing patient information without consent
2. Sharing patient information in a public space
3. Excessive involvement in patients' private life (characters excuse it as normal ???) especially for personal gain
4. Using patient records for personal benefit
5. Giving misinformation of patient's record as manipulation
6. Carrying out DNA test on patient without consent and for personal gain
7. Treating patients despite a conflict of interest

*what's more, is the writers write these behaviours as if they are perfectly normal -- as in no character/system exists to question the lack of ethics concerned.

Lu WenJun is completely ethically bankrupt with regard to his profession. I couldn't care much for the hateful characters and would ignore them and ff as they came on screen but I couldn't even stomach seeing him for a second at any point he showed up during the last few episodes that I watched. I don't know if it's because Chinese dramas writers don't research professions enough or if they just wanted to write a soap plot device (seems kind of both) but wow. I started the drama to see if Sun Yi could actually carry a role (still not sure that she can) and I endured 22 episodes because of the initial child actors and Wallace Chung; however, not even WC could check my repulsion of LWJ to keep me going another episode.

This is possibly the most ludicrous plot I've come across. Grrr.