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I don’t think fear really comes across in this scene; it feels more like a tense mixture of confusion and desire.

The series was cute and entertaining up until around episode 7. I binge-watched it through episode 8, but episode 8 disappointed me, and I ended up skipping through parts of it. The male lead looks gay, probably because he wears too much lipstick and also shapes his eyebrows.. Still, that bothered me less because overall the series was interesting and entertaining.

However, the ending of episode 7 and episode 8 disappointed me a lot. I expected the character’s healing process to continue, for him to understand what was bothering him or simply give himself more time. We’ll see. I’m waiting for episodes 9 and 10.

There’s absolutely no connection between the two series... You probably haven’t really watched this one.

There is no connection between the two plots. Asian dramas have plenty of storylines about a fan and the person they admire, but other than that, the two have nothing in common.

Ogwa’s face and those amazing dimples… charming. Another beautiful episode.

Thank you both. I wish the actors the best of luck. Overall, considering the budget they have, it’s fairly decent. There are low-budget series that are genuinely difficult to watch, so it’s not that this one is particularly bad. It’s more a matter of subtle details. Enjoy!

The way they filmed the dance between them....especially in the first episode, but also in this last one—was breathtaking. Tee is really carrying this whole series. The actor is absolutely mesmerizing; I just wish he had more screen time. I wish the whole series had been like this, the way it was in the first episode.

Compared to the general standard of Thai series, it’s fairly decent, but the casting choices and the way the story develops are always somewhat lacking, and that ruins a lot. So far, it still manages to maintain some tension.

I skipped quite a few scenes, especially the storyline with the new boyfriend, which I don’t find interesting, and the brother’s storyline isn’t particularly engaging either. It was also far too predictable. Up to this point—and even the next stage after it—the plot is pretty easy to foresee. For now, though, it’s still holding my attention.

Neither of these characters is particularly impulsive, so it created a contrast that did not make sense. They are both restrained and think carefully about everything they say or do. They are extremely calculated.

Moreover, the female lead is very sensitive, but she does show a certain basic level of self-confidence. I am not saying that she is completely confident, but there were several moments when she responded assertively. It took her time before she was able to tell him the truth. If you remember the traffic-light scene, when he called her and she told him that she was quitting, that is a good example.

So it makes no sense that a person who cannot even express herself properly on a basic level would suddenly jump at every opportunity without hesitation.

Well, the idea that he feels a connection to him did not come across well in the production of the series. As for him absorbing the way other people treat him, as I wrote, there is nothing wrong with that. The problem is that he never expresses any frustration or anger about it, even when he is alone. Not that he has many scenes by himself, but we never see anything like that.

For example, in "Love Begins in the World of If ", the main character is subjected to humiliating treatment at work, but when he gets home, he screams, sinks into depression and immediately goes to sleep, or cries. In other words, he has a normal human reaction. Nothing like that happens in this series, which is why it makes no sense at all.

In short and to the point. they rushed the couple getting together and did not leave us wanting more. The characters are not interesting enough, and there is no plot strong enough to keep things going once the couple is already together.

Episode 7 should have been the finale because they made a mistake by rushing the romance. They did not give the relationship enough time to develop. He immediately invited her into the shower, without any real tension or slow buildup between them, and that was where the series lost me.

Episode 7 itself was excellent because they finally realized they should be together, but I could not even bring myself to watch Episode 8. I tried watching the first few minutes, but it just did not work for me.

Episode 7 should have been the finale. It was an excellent episode, but after that, I have no desire to keep watching the series. There is barely any plot left, the romance has already been fully realized, and there is no real drive to continue. The episode also did not end on a cliffhanger or leave me wanting more, so I think I’m simply dropping it.

Yes now it is

I can’t stand watching Park Si-woo. I find the character irritating, but I also think the actor is a poor fit, both in terms of acting ability and appearance. He simply does not compare to Kim Yoon-sik.

It is also completely unclear what the character Do Tae-seon sees in him. There is no explanation whatsoever.

Lee Chae-ah is unbearably pathetic. I would expect a normal person to at least become angry or frustrated when alone- That at least showed some humanity. A person like that would not attract anyone, so the plot makes no sense.

In conclusion, I’m dropping it.

Wise decision... I’m still sticking with it because of the actor Wei Lin, but I’ll probably drop it too later.

It was a beautiful episode, and once again, a sad one.

Yes, either prostitution or life—it’s also a factor that needs to be taken into consideration.

The band actors just stand there , their instruments don’t even match the sound. For example, you hear an electric guitar, but the actor is holding some toy acoustic guitar. They don’t move at all—they just stand there like statues. It would be one thing if they made some kind of effort, but they’re not even trying. This week’s two episodes were really bad.

Episodes 4 and 5 were so bad that I’m considering dropping the show.

First of all, I would need to see statistics before I believe broad claims about what people watch. But that doesn’t mean much.
As for the hotels, what does that even prove? Japan also has plenty of hotels like that, and it is still a very conservative society.
I didn’t claim that Korea is Western. I said that it is becoming more Westernized, meaning that more and more Western elements have entered its culture.