I loved the second episode just as much as the first. His smile when he finally remembers how they'd previously met was so sweet. I really love everything about this, and to think I was going to pass on it! The soundtrack is also wonderful, from the main song to the bgm, it's all really perfect.
YD pissed me off so much in today’s episode… he doesn’t have to feel compassion for someone who has treated…
In the moment, I thought it was really commendable of her to be able to see the grandmother's illiteracy as a separate issue. Besides, it makes sense coming from a teacher. However, it's true that she has no right to want Tae Kyung to feel the same way. Considering she's confronted his grandmother a few times about how unfairly she treats him, it's super unreasonable to expect that of him...
LOL The eyelash comment has me rolling! And then I had to look for it... He doesn't! 🤣🤣🤣
Oh my god, she was so annoying, it didn't even cross my mind that I was maybe supposed to feel bad for her. If that's what they're trying to do, it's really not working 😅
Hmmm, the angst is getting a bit more angsty than I expected 😅 It's frustrating though, because it's bad communication. I don't like that Tae Kyung lies systematically when it comes to Kim Joon Ha. I wish he'd told her about the punch... But that's how it always goes, unfortunately... I didn't realize the argument from the preview would turn out to be a full blown fight. Tae Kyung going to sleep in the other room so soon after saying he was never going back hurt, honestly.
Judging by all the jealousy going on between Hyun Woo and Ji Myeong, it seems like their endgame is planned, no? I don't get how the pharmacist fits into that... just to spark the jealousy, then? Anyway, Sang Hoon seems to really want Ji Myeong. If you ask me, he can have her. I couldn't care less.
I'm so over Se Jin's mom. I know I complain about her every week but I've officially reached the point where I want to fast forward any scene she's in. Her voice irritates me so bad. Oh, and Se Jin saying her father is trying to ruin her life, crying all miserable, when she ruined his life. The hypocrisy is killing me.
This episode was a bit disappointing, bad decisions all around.
Woah, the first episode was so good... I'm glad I let myself be convinced into watching by everyone's anticipation and high expectation. I doubt we'd have a reason to see her again but the little girl was incredible!
In just one episode, I can already see myself getting very attached to these characters, that's quite remarkable. I really liked everything, the casting, the characters, the vibe, and the soundtrack. I'm really looking forward to more.
Instant karma for the manager was so satisfying. I hate in these types of situations when the one being accused just accepts to take the blame and move on.
There's already so much to look forward to this month but I'm really tempted to add this one. The story seems so light and cute and the poster is just gorgeous.
I don't know how to feel right now. I don't know if I liked it or not. It's definitely different, and usually different is good but... I mean, I've watched it all and I'm pretty sure I still don't like Ritsu. I feel like they tried brainwashing me into forgetting everything Ritsu did by having him be played by Nakata Keisuke who is so ridiculously gorgeous but ah, it didn't work. I wouldn't have given him the time of day, meteorite or no meteorite. Anyway, Seto Toshiki is so much better here than in Senpai, Danjite Koidewa! Honestly, the main reason why I held off on watching this was because I didn't love Senpai, Danjite Koidewa! and Seta Toshiki's acting, but that was definitely a nice surprise! I like the soundtrack and the overall mood but it's left me feeling a bit empty.
Of all the BLs I've watched, which is over 200, Love Mechanics is my go-to rewatch when I need to feel every emotion…
Love Mechanics is amazing, and YinWar's chemistry is unmatched, I would recommend it in a heartbeat but that one scene where Vee's ex kisses him and Mark sees them made me want to tear my hair out, I really didn't expect it from La Pluie, as well. Hopefully it unfolds as well as it did in Love Mechanics!
Okay... First of all, why did he look at her like that?! What the hell was that?! I don't know how long that scene was but it felt like an hour, I hated it. Second of all, this is Love Mechanics all over again, I'm suffering... I was having such a good time, but I hate this kind of misunderstanding, it's so boring and frustrating, ugh... Don't ruin everything, please, it was going so well 😞
This is an easy 10/10. The acting is excellent, the bromance is truly top tier, the action scenes are really great, the pace is good, and the story works. The comedy here and there doesn't feel misplaced at all and it's genuinely funny. Highly recommend, I had such a good time.
I was a bit put off when I realized Si Won is in this too, and I completely forgot about Kim Sae Ron's scandal so I hadn't realized that led to changes but oh well... That being said, I felt okay with the way they dealt with her character.
the fights and the story are good but the character relationships are really rushed, the two main leads became…
That's interesting, that's what I loved most about their friendship! Sometimes you'll meet someone and you'll just click. It seems particularly fitting here since they're both fighters, around the same age, and struggling through life.
Judging by all the jealousy going on between Hyun Woo and Ji Myeong, it seems like their endgame is planned, no? I don't get how the pharmacist fits into that... just to spark the jealousy, then? Anyway, Sang Hoon seems to really want Ji Myeong. If you ask me, he can have her. I couldn't care less.
I'm so over Se Jin's mom. I know I complain about her every week but I've officially reached the point where I want to fast forward any scene she's in. Her voice irritates me so bad. Oh, and Se Jin saying her father is trying to ruin her life, crying all miserable, when she ruined his life. The hypocrisy is killing me.
This episode was a bit disappointing, bad decisions all around.
I doubt we'd have a reason to see her again but the little girl was incredible!
Instant karma for the manager was so satisfying. I hate in these types of situations when the one being accused just accepts to take the blame and move on.
Anyway, Seto Toshiki is so much better here than in Senpai, Danjite Koidewa! Honestly, the main reason why I held off on watching this was because I didn't love Senpai, Danjite Koidewa! and Seta Toshiki's acting, but that was definitely a nice surprise!
I like the soundtrack and the overall mood but it's left me feeling a bit empty.
First of all, why did he look at her like that?! What the hell was that?! I don't know how long that scene was but it felt like an hour, I hated it.
Second of all, this is Love Mechanics all over again, I'm suffering...
I was having such a good time, but I hate this kind of misunderstanding, it's so boring and frustrating, ugh... Don't ruin everything, please, it was going so well 😞
I was a bit put off when I realized Si Won is in this too, and I completely forgot about Kim Sae Ron's scandal so I hadn't realized that led to changes but oh well... That being said, I felt okay with the way they dealt with her character.