Junolyn

I loved the drama until she broke up with the 2nd male lead and chose the other guy in the end. The drama's writer made me fall in love with the her being with the 2nd male lead. If the director wanted me to root for the main male lead, then they should have executed it differently. I'm glad there was a happy ending, even if it's like a fairytale that all the 3 girls ended up happy. (We all know reality). I just wanted an alternative ending where she ends up married to the 2nd male lead. :(

Definitely one of my favorite Taiwanese actress in dramas

I think I was turned off when I first realized the two male leads were played by SUJU Korean singers (I'm a fan of their sorry sorry song, but that's besides the point). Watched the first 2 episodes before I realized that I couldn't find any enjoyment from the drama because the original manga and anime were much better in terms of execution. Truly disappointed. :(

I love his longer hair around 2004-ish when he appeared as a guest on X-Man.

Love her. Her acting has majorly improved since Cinderella Man. Will be watching her throughout her acting career. Can't wait to see her grow in her acting abilities.

When it comes to rating this drama, my opinion was biased because I prefer watching 2 men fighting over a woman, rather than 2 women over a man. Plus, if he didn't find out she was pregnant, he would have went ahead and married the other woman.

The ending was not horrible, yet it was still an ending that I felt I wasted so many hours watching just to come away disappointed that there was no definite happy ending. It was too open ended, even if it was a brief moment of reunion. How are the audience to conclude that he didn't end up leaving the next day and they go their separate ways in life? Wasted this sad viewer's time with that kind of ending. :(

The ending was not horrible, yet it was still an ending that I felt I wasted so many hours watching just to come away disappointed that there was no definite happy ending. It was too open ended, even if it was a brief moment of reunion. How are the audience to conclude that he didn't end up leaving the next day and they go their separate ways in life? Wasted this sad viewer's time with that kind of ending. :(

Why would I ever start watching a drama if the lead actress suddenly becomes the secondary character??!

I love her especially in "My Prince." Wish she had been in all the episodes of that particular drama. I liked her in New My Fair Princess, but you could tell who the director/writer preferred instead of Li Sheng, the main lead.

I couldn't go beyond the 10th episode. It was just too boring for my liking. By first couple episodes, it should hook the viewer. This isn't for me.

It was the most boring drama ever. The camera/film work looked cheap, not expensive.

The series ended up revolving around the secondary male lead instead of the two main leads. That's just bad if they can't successfully execute to have the story be mainly about the 2 main leads. The main lead actress felt like a secondary character because of the poor writing. Why is it always the helpless female lead trying to change the mind of the male lead not to break up?! Getting tired of that trend

This is one drama that I thought was too hyped up. I watched nearly all the episodes and I kept waiting for this show to impress me. I guess this kind of show is not my cup of tea. Would it have been better if it was a girl band instead? Maybe not. But most likely, it's the execution of the story that I find fault with...

She's amazing. I first saw her in What's Up and now, hoping to see her in leading roles for future dramas.

She's one of the few Korean actresses that I adore. I think I love her best in Goong and Lie to Me.

I love her! She's one of the reasons why I like a few Taiwanese dramas out there