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Stuck with this because the actor who plays Shin has a beautiful smile. I also liked Shu and Asuka's relationship which saw way more development than the main couple's. Akira is easily the most frustrating character I've seen in a BL. Just glad it's finally done.

I know this feeling. Phew.

I have no complaints. My second-ever 10/10 drama. The final 3 episodes were a tad too bloody for me but with some strategic ff-ing I don't think I missed anything important. The writer deserves all the awards.

Hope this means he can get to try for a variety of roles outside romcoms and be cast for movies as well.

Ex from high school. It's ridiculous.

I quite agree with you. Was just too lazy to edit my comment. I think Mew counts Top as one of the one of his own (like his family/friends) and to be betrayed in such a manner means the fault must lie with him. I also think because there is love at home, he's going to bounce out of that mindset pretty quickly and decide on whether to go the route of revenge or forgiveness.

The reveal about Mew growing up with loving parents is at odds with his reaction to finding out what Top did. After the speech having love from family and friends, he's internalising Top's actions like someone who is love-starved.

Same. Yo would have kicked his ass though. Banned him forever too.

Good acting, average plot and everything else has issues. But it's super cute and that's why I like it so much. The main characters are super earnest in their romances.

Okay.

Tears pooled in my eyes when Bongseok's feet touched the ground. Best boy.

One of my favourite things about this drama is how the writer seems to effortlessly weave the story back and forth, providing answers before and after you ask the questions. I'm not worried about this continuing into season 2. Will actually prefer it.

That gunshot gladdened my soul. Love a character that knows their limitations and uses the necessary tools.

All the training she's had has mainly been PE-related and not specifically to develop her powers. Of course she's useless fighting against an adult who's had plenty experience killing people.

Read your comment below and this probably falls under one of those dramas you don't like/enjoy and not a fault from the production. It really helps when you can make that distinction.

I'm having so many laugh-out-loud moments with this season I'm willing to forgive a lot. Just watching ep 3 though so maybe I'll retract my forgiveness at some point.

I'm having so many laugh-out-loud moments with this season I'm willing to forgive a lot. Just watching ep 3 though so maybe I'll retract my forgiveness at some point.

I'm just on episode 3 and I quite agree with this review. The comedy is over-the-top and drives the show so far. I had issues with it at the start but once I got the direction I'm enjoying it despite the cringe. Not sure that'll carry me through all 12 episodes though.

There's comedy! There's suspense!! There's romance!!! There's also a freaking CGI tiger and a plot that feels like it's held together by duct tape. I will be watching every ffw-ed minute.

What I feel for Top is indifference. Is he supposed to be a bad guy? Or a bad guy turned good? He's giving nothing.

When Ton went, "Right now there's only you," I went "aww" but changed it to "you fucking bitch" when I realized what he was doing. Bloody hell, Ton is an asshole of the highest order and Neo is killing the role.

At this point, gotta accept that the ForceBook pairing is basic af. Three series and each one is somehow more bland than the last. Maybe they might shine with different partners. And it's all too glaring here where you have a FirstKhaotung burning a hole through the ozone layer with their chemistry.

Rating this higher than I would normally have just for the pure fluff that's eps 9 and 10. Too many romance dramas resolve all the conflicts at the last minute leaving too little time to show the couple(s) being couple-y.