Jyte12

This is not a romance drama. I'm ready to fight any and all comments talking about 2nd lead syndrome and love triangle and whatnot. The "romance" is basically a plot device to drive the characters (see Kim Bong Seok at the end of ep 7). That said, they're all super cute experiencing first love but their lives are about to get bloody and violent as fuck. Curious to see how that affects/changes them.

Same. I've rewatched this at least three times and it's always good.

Love her! Can't wait to watch this.

Super cute.

Is marketing team the new engineering department?

K-dramas tend to lean into stereotypes and do the barest minimum around the representation of non-Koreans. Not at all surprised this is getting backlash. Hopefully, it makes other writers and directors seek cultural context when they want to do stuff like this in the future. Hopefully.

I don't have words for how all over the place this series was. It started out average and just went downhill from there. I wish someone would be brave enough to give James a lead role. I have a great feeling about him.

Just beautiful. No angst.

Your comment made me look it up and there's next to nothing about this award. This article is the only one I could find about the award. Maybe there's a Thai website or something.

Boo.

Super cute.

This is such a good show. My goodness.

Hopefully, it stays good for the webtoon readers as well else it's going to get bloody in these comments. 😂

Nah. You're being dishonest as fuck, my guy. 118 k-dramas were made last year. Of that number, only about 19/20 can be categorised as over-the-top romance dramas.

Now, going by your watchlist (if that's what you enjoy), at least 50 dramas made last year were your "type of dramas". Cheesy romcoms may be popular but that doesn't mean more of them are made than other genres.

I may talk crap but it's fact-based crap. Just be a hater with your chest. Nobody is going to beat you. (You should also just block me 'cos I can keep this going for days if I want to.)

And why are you in the comment section pointing out the obvious when clearly you don't like the drama, genre, filmmaking or actors? Shouldn't you be watching and commenting on something you actually enjoy instead of being a hater? Don't you want to be happy? Life is too short to be typing in caps and using exclamation marks on a show you look down on instead of something that excites you.

It's impossible to take this show seriously. The writers are not even trying to pretend there's any kind of substantial plot. Just matching outfits and vibes. Love it.

Why ask for the impossible? She's going to do way more than walk.

Haven't been 12 in decades but if being a 12yo is what it takes to enjoy this drama, I'm happy to be a tween. Agree with your points though. Truth is if you're looking for substances or scratch the surface of the drama with a toothpick it loses most of its entertainment value.

This is so cool

That bawling in front of everyone, goodness. I want to fight the writers because it serves no purpose but to make Pat look (for the hundredth time) like an immature emotional mess in a professional setting. Ep 11 and I have no idea what Pat's character is supposed to be or why I should root for him.

Chot (Bruce) is my favourite. Dude can act and he's acing the character. Pep talks can be dicey but he delivered it well. That crying scene? His walk? Give him a main role next, please.

WTF is that Jen/Jaab storyline? Only thing that was interesting was their kiss, the rest is just bleh. And that wedding did not need to happen on-screen because everything that happened there did NOTHING for the plot. It's not even entertaining fluff.