I'm little afraid to start this drama since it's long and have 2 seasons. Also, I'm not a huge fan of Historical dramas but I love a good story. So, should I give it a try?
I think I'm love with Miles Wei! This is his 4th drama I'm watching back to back and the guy always delivers.😭😭…
I think I have never hated Viki's timed comments this much as I am hating on this drama. People are commenting like they have never been in a love & realtionship and neither understand the dynamics of relationships in Asian dramas.
I think I'm love with Miles Wei! This is his 4th drama I'm watching back to back and the guy always delivers.😭😭…
Watching these types of dramas makes me think of whether someone had a secret crush on me in school because I had the most unhappening life back in middle and highschool. I hope my highschool does 10 year reunion in 2025 so that I can go back and surprise everyone from my batch!😆😂
I think I'm love with Miles Wei! This is his 4th drama I'm watching back to back and the guy always delivers.😭😭 I also love how mature ML FL's relationship is in this drama, love that they talk about things, and help each other. So far, I'm enjoying it 😍😁
I just finished and rated it 8.5The drama is about a game called 19th Floor and the players enter using VR. However,…
Nothing like squid game or Alice In Borderland. This is about entering into a virtual reality through some advance technology. And the romance is kind of hinted, main focus is game and how all the main characters have this trust in each other. And no way it's anywhere close to Alice in Borderland in quality. But I found it entertaining enough to continue till the end.
I am rewatching it 7th time and at this point I have excepted that I will never get over it!And the most weird part is, I have never ever ever rewatched any romance drama and even never reread a romance novel because I find it boring 2nd time. This is the only drama that has special place in my heart. It makes me question why that is...🥹😭
I'm thinking about to watch this drama, but I'm not sure yet.Can someone please let me know, what this drama is…
I just finished and rated it 8.5
The drama is about a game called 19th Floor and the players enter using VR. However, after the first use of the device, they keep entering the game every night without wanting to. The game also has effect on their real life.
It's a lot of futuristic tech. The show has adventure vibe just like escape rooms. They also have great friendship and support each other. Little bit of romance here and there + some annoying characters and situations. But over all I loved it.
Can someone say another dramas like this...Thriller Games type??!!!
Check out The Spirealm! I just started this one but Spirealm is one of my favorites. The players enter in game and has to finish levels or die. It's a lengthy drama but amazing! Keep in mind that it's adapted from BL web novel, so there's heavy bromance.
Am I supposed to like Tae Sung who bullies Han Byul because he has a crush on her? That's very pathetic teenage behaviour by an adult! 5 ep and I hate Tae Sung for how he's behaving with Han Byul! A true honest person would feel bad for how much she works and reduce her stress instead of adding to it as Tae Sung has been doing for the past 5 ep...
Why is this so addicting! Every episode I'm just loving all the martial arts and the chemistry between the leads. And I'm seriously in love with Zhao Lusi because how is she always perfect in every role...😍🤌
The drama is about a game called 19th Floor and the players enter using VR. However, after the first use of the device, they keep entering the game every night without wanting to. The game also has effect on their real life.
It's a lot of futuristic tech. The show has adventure vibe just like escape rooms. They also have great friendship and support each other. Little bit of romance here and there + some annoying characters and situations. But over all I loved it.
Does it get better?
Also, is there a love triangle in this drama?
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