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Yes, I'd love to see the wrap up video too.

Oh no, we need the gory parts.

Reading comments is much better than forcing me to watch the actual drama.

Good sarcastic joke

I've seen a lot of people complaining about the AI intro, editing, lighting, filter, and whatsoever, including the illusionary S+ budget. Due to my health condition, I'm just treating it as a filler watch while waiting for "Road to Success" express episodes. I don't even sense any problem with the lighting, but it reminds me of "Pursuit of Jade", as if the director attempted his best to impersonate the former's director's style. As for the editing, the abrupt jump between the past and present can be unsettling to some people (personally, I would have made an outright yapping, but I really have no energy to do it). The story is giving republican era vertical mini dramas scattering outside. Coincidentally, it has the essential tropes needed to build this cliche story - grand entrance of the main characters, evil in-laws, marriage of interest, gossipy old hags, and more to come. I've deleted my rating as of now - I'll be waiting and see if there's improvement in the rating and people's feedback. If there is none, then I'm sorry but I have to opt out from "Overdo". I can't afford to waste my time again.

Will there be gardening scenes like the one in novel? I lowkey want to see them grow vegetables on the rooftop.

Wen Chengye sometimes gets sidelined as an outsider by his teammates. Whenever he wants to share his opinion or express his feelings to the others, he'd prefer to suppress himself rather than open up to them. Just what kind of backstory he got to make him become like this?

I'm too tired to guess who's who. Just watching for He Yu, Lai Weiming, and Lester Lin. Not to mention, I'm hoping for spicy political embroil.

Oh, that's because I hear the Yao somewhat like 妖. So, I make the deduction straight away. But, he's a petty old man anyway.

I see, it's a pity I decided to skip it due to clashing schedule with Speed and Love back then. Currently, I have no inclination to watch Shine on Me. But, I guess I'm fond of red-flag boys lolll.

Can you enlighten me about his character in Shine on Me that you badly want to throw him into a garbage bin?

That's why the kids call him Jin Laoyao. I assume it can be translated as Old Demon Jin LMFAO. Welp, he's got all the materials needed to become a killer principal.

Someone, please add the cast list for Zhi Hui and Qi Liang's actors

1. First cry: Lin Yiyang mourning over his shifu (Amidst a Snowstorm of Love)
2. Second cry: Hailou crying over Shrimpie's fake death (Archives: The Nanyang Mystery)
3. Third cry: Poor Fu Xinshu being dumped and scammed (money) by his emotionally distant and cruel mother (Road to Success)

I second to that (bcos I hate physics too) LMFAO

3 episodes in and I'm sold already. I begin to root for Esther Yu after "Speed and Love".

Novel readers, does Fu Xinshu and Wen Chengye have a personal vendetta in the past? The latter seems to be hostile to the former for no reason and even breaks his promise to attend the match.

Haixia is supposed to be killed off in the novel, but you can't have Ryan Ding in a cameo role, right? He will come back after Hailou gathers all the herbs necessary to create the antidote to fake death pill. But, his personality is inevitably going to undergo an extreme change.

Hairdresser's scenes particularly.

Oh, that's because of the limited screentime of the adult arc, as though they wanted to rush things and cram every event in one go lol.