When you rewatch the first episode after completing the series and you know about Yoo Han's condition, the moment when he first looks up and notices Yeon Woo in the classroom hits in a completely different way.
First episode was more coherent than 'So Much In Love,' probably because they don't get too ambitious here by adding a ghost story and an evil school administrator plotting to destroy a volleyball team.
As usual the 'brothers' are stepbrothers and not blood-related. It's great to see Folk again. He was my favorite in 'Thank God Its Friday'.
Not thrilled with the teacher-student pairing though.
I like how this version of the drama played out the raincoat situation. LZ was caught in the act of concocting a situation. At this point in the series I have less and less sympathy for her. The LZ in the other drama is more my style.
I just finished episode 11 and don't know if I should keep watching. I don't know the story and haven't seen the…
The series definitely makes the most of its theme of unrequited love, and it's not only the female characters who are experiencing it. Both Mingrui and Ge Bi are going through their own versions of it. (I cringed as much over Ge Bi's behavior as I did for any of the women, but that's a later episode than Episode 11.)
There's also the math genius who has the hots for Zhanyan, and even the relationships of Huai Nan and Mingrui's roommates are stuck in the same rut. They love their girlfriends but their girlfriends are into Huai Nan.
I do agree that the female characters are treated much less flatteringly, being depicted as less in control of themselves due to those feelings.
It's distracting for me that they keep talking about "Coke" and "Coca Cola" all the time but are always drinking Pepsi.
I realize that maybe that's because "Coke" has become a generic name for cola drinks (in the same way that people refer to any brand of tissue as "Kleenex"), but if it's a product placement it's being done all wrong haha.
i like slow burn but FL isn't telling ML the simple truth which would make him realize she's the 1 all along and…
Right.
Wasn't there a moment where Huai Nan said he couldn't remember what he whispered into the ear of the little girl that he's obsessed with finding? Luo Zhi could have simply told him what he said to her, and once he realized she was right he would have known she's that girl.
is it possible that when pil hyun said he had seen seo joon kiss a guy before he was talking about in woo? and…
I'm thinking like you.
This idea also makes dramatic sense. The series keeps referring back to the incident. After all the investigation that's taking place, it would be bad screenwriting for it to turn out to be just an ordinary barroom brawl. For dramatic purposes there needs to be a revelation of some sort.
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As usual the 'brothers' are stepbrothers and not blood-related. It's great to see Folk again. He was my favorite in 'Thank God Its Friday'.
Not thrilled with the teacher-student pairing though.
I'm betting on them being one of the featured couples in Season 2, along with the Wayu-Thanu-Pha triangle.
Also, something tells me that Qi Yang (I think that's his name) will be back later, and that he actually still has feelings for Fang Li.
There's also the math genius who has the hots for Zhanyan, and even the relationships of Huai Nan and Mingrui's roommates are stuck in the same rut. They love their girlfriends but their girlfriends are into Huai Nan.
I do agree that the female characters are treated much less flatteringly, being depicted as less in control of themselves due to those feelings.
I realize that maybe that's because "Coke" has become a generic name for cola drinks (in the same way that people refer to any brand of tissue as "Kleenex"), but if it's a product placement it's being done all wrong haha.
Wasn't there a moment where Huai Nan said he couldn't remember what he whispered into the ear of the little girl that he's obsessed with finding? Luo Zhi could have simply told him what he said to her, and once he realized she was right he would have known she's that girl.
There's also a UWMA element that really hooks me. The first meeting of Phupha and Tian gave me goosebumps.
This idea also makes dramatic sense. The series keeps referring back to the incident. After all the investigation that's taking place, it would be bad screenwriting for it to turn out to be just an ordinary barroom brawl. For dramatic purposes there needs to be a revelation of some sort.