Eeshall

Just watched episode 1, and both of their characters seem so decent.

I watched three episodes, and they were a bit boring, but let’s see if things improve.

So Jin Bao likes her too? What were those expressions? Am I hallucinating? It’s understandable, but he’s such a nice guy. I just don’t want him to get his heart broken if that’s the case.

I know Zhang Linghe is the main lead, but Yan Lin feels too good to be true, and I like him more. I really don’t want him to get hurt. I’m at episode 6 and feeling reluctant to continue.

Finally found a great drama to look forward to for the next episode, and it’s been a long time since I’ve felt this way.

If you can overlook the toxicity and poor communication that may cause a sense of betrayal, it’s a decent watch, especially if you have no other drama to binge.

It was as dramatic as you’d expect from mini dramas, but still made for a great binge watch . solid 8/10.

I started watching it while it was still ongoing, but lost interest halfway through and ended up dropping it yesterday. Now, after reading all the recent comments about rewatching it and the cute scenes, I’ve somehow found the motivation to give it another try.

It wasn’t an exceptional drama, not the best, but worth a try if you have nothing else to watch. I’m giving it an 8.5 simply because I managed to watch it until the end, unlike so many other dramas I can’t finish despite trying.Mainly, the new ongoing dramas feel kind of meh to me.

I watched episode 5 late, and I’m loving Team Kaist. I didn’t expect that member, whose name I can’t remember, to step up and calmly conquer this round. He came in as a real dark horse.

Raffy was a good guy who loved her for who she was, through poverty or wealth, family problems and all and supported her. There are always challenges like that in a relationship. Maybe they were just too immature for it, which is why they couldn’t handle it well.

The vfx here is quite unrealistic

Every team is equally talented, and luck plays a role sometimes. It’s nice to see SKKU make their debut, and I can sense SNU’s two-year legacy coming to an end this year. I’m rooting for SKKU.
I wanted to see Team Korea this year as well, but I’m hoping to catch them next season.

I ended up loving this drama more than I thought I would.I hope it keeps getting better until the final episode.

It’s not bad, but not great either, nothing really new. Still, ending 2025 with this drama isn’t too bad.

Jayjay seems uncertain about her decision, possibly because she’s still in school. Keifer doesn’t give off the best vibes, especially with that random kisses, it feels a bit reminiscent of Lakron. Yuri, on the other hand, might just be interested in her to boost his own ego. She might be better off not choosing either of them. I haven’t read the books or seen any spoilers; this is simply my honest take based on what I’ve watched.

Is this drama slow paced?

9/10

I don’t know why Chuchu lied.

😭😂