AngryHealer78

I'm pretending it doesn't exist

Lol. Tin Tem J'ai, I forgot about that little gem. Another series where nothing actually happens and the guy who plays Tin has annoyed me since Restarted and he's playing the same annoyingly childish and asinine character in TTJ and it still isn't cute

I wondered the same thing.

I actually did like this, the third lifetime was my favourite...I have a thing for bad ass female leads.

The second couple were my favourites. You could actually see the relationship between them growing organically before you even discovered their backstory.

The ending wasn't off-putting for me, if you've read a reasonable amount of Asian historical literature/ballads, especially Chinese, the stories tend towards tragedy/melodrama. Happy ever afters are for the birds.

It's definitely not the best thing I've watched but it wasn't the worst that's for sure

As I said Maki and Daiichi are unnecessary elements to add into the already complicated relationship.
I do hope for a continuation if not for anything but to see what happened after they met in the kitchen

Yes, in the first half, along with her initial rejection

You are a fellow peŕson of good taste. The other two were pretty pointless. Have a good weekend ahead

Shuhei was physically and emotionally attracted to Masaki. Even as her student he'd expressed his desire to be with her, and had kissed her once before

I liked where this series was going initially, and I expected the relationships to crash and burn from the onset, because realistically it is hard for a poly relationship to work without all parties being on the same page. And none of these parties were ever really on the same page.

Masaki was obsessed about her husband. Yuuki might have loved his wife but he sure wasn't in love with her. I love my besties but doesn't mean I'd marry either of them.

The boyfriend was the only one who had a non-platonic affection for husband and wife. Basically he could have been the lynchpin for the relationship. Providing Masaki and Yuuki with both physical and emotional intimacy.
Maybe the whole polyamorous concept is easier for me to be at peace with because it's pretty much a cultural legacy (Polygamy) here where I reside. Seeing a relationship with multiple partners of isn't new, nor strange. So a polyamorous relationship with multiple partners of varied orientations is just a hop, step and a jump removed.

I'd actually been interested in seeing how they'd get a poly relationship to work out here but what they left us with is a kerfuffle! I think Masaki
basically conned the guys into entering the realm of open
relationships. The inclusion of Maki and Daiichi into the mix was just adding fuel to the dumpster fire.

Honestly I think they should have either:
1) made a clean break and let the boyfriend find his destined polyamorous coupling, let Yuuki find a boyfriend that was interested in a monogamous relationship, and Masaki should've been allowed to fly free and discover herself as a sexual being. Because from the storyline it seems Yuuki is the only man she ever had sex with (or I might have misunderstood).

OR

2) committed to a full fledged throuple, as the bare bones existed already. They had honesty for the most part and they were actually doing well with communication. These two elements are essential for any relationship and doubly so for this type.

The open ended nature of episode 10 gives an opening for a second season but Nipponese series rarely ever go for a second run. Hopefully more series will explore these themes touched upon in this one, but hopefully not all at once.

This series has entered my hall of fame...for series I couldn't stomach enough to finish, and I'm someone who finished Physical Therapy and Loveless Society. It joins My Boy as the only other series I didn't watch to the bitter end.

Unforgettable Night was so bad it was funny. This is just bad! The only thing funny about it in my honest opinion is that someone actually financed the series.

It gets worse

This is one of the series that made me realise I'm pretty jobless and will watch pretty much anything if I'm bored enough.

I actually prefer Physical Therapy and that was dog poop, but it's still better than My Boy.

But yes I will finish episode 5 because I'm a trooper like that and I have a compulsion that forces me to finish what I started.

This series was a guilty pleasure of mine. Now to wait for the subs for 8, 9 and 10 to get a better grasp of who said what and all that jazz. I especially want to hear what Ohm's excuse/explanation was for all his f'ery.
I'll miss Ai and Songkram, hope we get to see them as a couple again in the next project. You should watch the reaction videos by the cast they're really funny, I'm looking forward to the one for episode 10.
But can I give kudos to the boys. Their chemistry was sublime and they should teach a workshop on kissing for all the dead fish actors.

I'm going to say it again. I hate Fridays!!!!

I have to wait another week or rather 6 days 15 hours and change for more, and what's worse is that from next week I have to find something else to fill that time slot.

Oh the angst! The pain! Need to go and read the webtoon again to tide me over till next Friday.

Also: Beloved Enemy, Addicted 1 & 2, Rebirth: Professional Substitute, Silent Lover (Mute Slave) Vol 1 & 2, The Husky And His White Cat Shizun, Unistar: Invisible Moon, Return to the Cambrian Period, Lawless Gangster, War Prisoner, Mist, Beijing Story (Lan Yu) [has Live action adaptation], Nan Chan, Kaleidoscope of Death, Little Merman, Don't You Like Me?, Sharing The Dorm With The Enemy From Previous Life, What Should I Do If The School Bully Is Interested In Me, Counterattack [has Live action adaptation], My Patients Fall In Love With Me, Vanguard of the Eternal Night, Rebirth Turn, Runaway Guide, Living to Suffer (prequel to Till Death Do Us Part), Mr. Melancholy Wants to Live a Peaceful Life, Finding My Bearings, Necromancer Survival, If You Don't Fall In Love You'll Die, Bite Your Fingertips, Years of Intoxication [same world as Beloved Enemy], Fox Demon Cultivation Manual, Seizing Dreams, The Villain Has Something to Say, Fierce "Husband", Sick Beauty (Rebirth), You Boys Play Games Very Well, How to Survive as a Villain, Deliverance of a Counterattack, I’ll Still Love You Even If You’re a Man Vol 1 & 2 [has Live action adaptation - AKA Like Love], Peerless, Thousand Autumns [Peerless Pt 2], Rebirth of a Movie star, Make Our Days Count [has live action adaptation], Love Interest Caused by Wilful Neglect.

I truly enjoyed this film. Was it groundbreaking? No! But it was entertaining. It gave me Kill Bill and John Wick vibes and thrilled my manga loving heart with the fight. It's action heavy with a dark sense of humour. Lots of gore.

I have and will have no sympathy for the husband whatsoever. He just trapped his wife in a sham of a marriage for 5 years. Sex is not love I agree, but physical intimacy is an expression of love in a conventional relationship whether gay or straight (unless it's an ACE pairing, even at that both parties are aware of the fact upfront).

The betrayal started long before the affair. Whichever way I'm here for the ensuing drama

You can also watch the first 5 episodes on kisskh.me

Well...at least Ken finally succeeded in beating someone up this episode and didn't get the reverse Uno!

Peter's drunken night with Ken, or rather the morning after, had me cackling like a witch. That was pretty much the highlight of the episode. As for the failed kiss, they'll keep drawing it out to keep us watching until the end.

Right now I no longer care if Peter is Din or not, it's no longer a mystery but more of an annoyance. I've concluded there is no actual plot and I'll just continue watching because of my inability to leave a series incomplete unless it is really really crappy.