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I was criticizing the directors for making his character too clownish.

I was ready to drop the series after the first episode...and the second...and the third...because of JJ's clownish acting. It was distracting and annoying to look at. And I thought, this is supposed to be a romance?.... how could anyone be in love with THAT! But...it's what the director wanted, I guess. I was told that the series would get better by ep 4...and it did.

The scenery is captivating. Also, I like JJ's acting more when he's serious...and not clownish and making faces.

Zombie saliva is what turns people into zombies. So when He Yao and his zombie brother were kissing, He Yao was taking a huge risk. The zombie virus could have gotten into his blood stream through his gums....but it didn't. I still think, though, that he will turn into a zombie in the last episode. But...regarding the discussion about the next life, how does a zombie die if it's not killed by a human?

LOL

Thank you.

I just finished watching Four Hands Two Sonatas. Song Kang did an incredible performance.

I was curious about his earlier dramas...so I started this one. And...again...his performance is excellent. He's an amazing actor.

I just finished episode 2 tonight. And honestly, I'm struggling to get through it. I found it slow...boring...silly...and repetitive. I'll give it a few more episodes, though. Everyone seems to really like it. So...I'll hang in there...for a little while longer.

I am seeing a lot of praise for this series. I've finished episode 2. So far Klao's silliness and exaggerated facial expressions are making me want to drop the series.

Does it get better? Does Klao become less of an off the wall caricature? It seems that everyone here really likes this series...so...it has to get less slap stick...it gets better... Right?

I think that he will become a zombie.

He Yao will probably end up as a zombie.

Watch Four Hands Two Sonatas. You won't stop crying.

It gets better with each episode. But Lin Zhai....like what's going on in that head of yours?

Thank you!!

What a great series. There were a few unanswered questions at the end. But just like real life, we can't know everything.

The two main leads performed well together. I hope to see them in another BL together.

Which episode was that scene taken from? I'd like to rewatch that part of the episode.

Lanzhan...by the last few episodes it was evident enough to everyone (except to those who were willfully blind) that this was a romance story between two young men who traveled to the ends of the earth...spanning across years...to find each other.

Was it subtle? Not at all. Pio was so traumatize and emotionally stunted by his mother and grandfather that he was unable to understand love...romance. He felt strong emotions of longing for Jeong Yo...but he really didn't grasp what they meant. And that was part of the theme of the drama. Pio...unable to feel with passion. Jeong Yo, on the other hand, was flirtatious...sacrificed himself for the one he loved...and couldn't live without him. He knew what he wanted....from the very beginning.

There really are guys out there who don't understand what they are feeling when they have strong emotions for another guy...and it takes a while for them to process it.

I believe that Pio was one of those guys.

I'm okay with they way that it was done. Song Kang and Lee Jun Young will forever be the legendary lovers, Pio and Jeong Yo.

I don't think that anyone has pointed that out...at least not in this forum.

Well...yeah....you're right.