MayanPanda

Exactly this! I just threw up my hands at this episode.

Realistically I think Shiori's decision will prove disastrous for the islanders. There is no way her mother would have accepted this new situation before the anguish she felt about it literally killed her husband. The connection with the Goshiki women is like both religion and way of life for the islanders and I think a lot of them would just spiral in the aftermath of these events and the knowledge that there will be no successor. Without introducing another structure of support, this community that knows no other way of being would fall into despair.

Overall this series is cute and entertaining. The child actors did especially well. The ending was a bit underwhelming. I wish they would have wrapped it up in a different way. 6/10 for me.

The characters are just frustrating. I usually enjoy Japanese BL full of misunderstandings, but this one has been really irritating. These two people aren't compatible, I don't feel any chemistry between them, and they both communicate poorly. I don't think they would last a year together. I'm going to finish since I've made it this far, but I feel really blah about the series. It seemed to have so much potential in the beginning. *sigh*

I agree. The writing is so bad that it would take a really skillful actor to make Pat likeable, but this seems to be the actor's first role so it was impossible from the start. Jeng liking someone like Pat who has the maturity of a 12 year old makes no sense so I can't get into the story. In episode 9 I started rooting for them to never get together. Jeng deserves a grown up.

I totally agree with your point of view. This was a really frustrating episode. And when Lomfon fainted, they made it seem like he was hearing Saengthian's voice calling for help because it was a bit muted so I assumed we were hearing what he was hearing. It wasn't until the end that I realized that wasn't the case. While it may be a twist for him to be hearing Pat and Tai, I don't think the writers will be able to do anything productive with it seeing as how they dropped the ball in episode 8.

I liked the first 7 eps, but at this point, I don't want Souta and Mahiro to end up together. I can't see their personalities being compatible in the long run. They've become so irritating that I don't mind if they're miserable for the rest of the series. I'll just keep saying, "Well, it serves you right."

I liked this series a lot until the last two episodes where the writing just kind of fizzled. The conflict at the end was so contrived, the resolution felt flat, and the last scene was gratuitous. It left me feeling awkward and wishing I'd just stopped at episode 8 and imagined my own ending.

The main couple was written well. I think there was room for improvement with the side couples, but I did enjoy them. Overall, this was really entertaining from start to finish for me.

This could have been a good series if it was more skillfully written, or if it had hour long episodes where all aspects of the story and supporting characters could play out fully. Instead, it felt like an abbreviation of a longer drama with a choppy ending.

This proves that a real story can be portrayed in a short drama. They did a great job with multiple conflicts and fully developed characters.

The Palm/Nuengdiao storyline was a bit ridiculous, but okay. At least there was a plot and some tension. Kluen/Daonuea was so boring I watched at 2x to get through it. Absolutely no story and it's just not satisfying watching them repeat how much they love each other in every scene. Dunk's acting improved minimally. I do like this pairing, but there needs to be some substance and skill involved to be interesting.

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The premise and characters aren't bad. The writing and acting are not great. The falling/bumping into each other/turning so their faces come close/staring is extremely overused and way too drawn out every single time. But the series is still somehow entertaining if I watch it at 2x speed. I'm guessing it's a low budget production so I'm not judging the quality too harshly. I'm curious about what the resolution will be.

This is so entertaining, I wish I had started it later when most of the episodes would be out. I just want to marathon this.

I think the cast is doing their best, but this series seems like it was written by a middle schooler. It's not clever, intriguing or thought provoking at all. Thanks to Sing and Drake the humor is the highlight of each episode. I'm watching at 2x just to get through it.

Just finished episode 10 (stressful!) The story is interesting enough and the acting is great. But it makes no sense for them to leave Ji Hyeon where she would be found alive. I don't think a nurse would mistake her for dead. Hopefully there's an explanation in the next ep, otherwise it's a glaring plot hole.

This was purely fan service, which would have been fine if it had been one episode. But to have no story for four episodes... watching at 2x speed wasn't fast enough. These characters deserved at least a decent little story. 4/10

I really want to like this, but the first two episodes have been really boring. I can appreciate stories that build slowly, but this one has been lackluster to the point where I don't really care about the characters. Hopefully things will get more interesting in episode 3.

There was a good dynamic and chemistry between Woo Jae and Yeon Woo... until they kissed. If that is the way they were going to do it, they should have left the kissing scenes out entirely. Just looking at each other and smiling would have been much better than that. It took all the emotion out of the story and made this series forgettable.