Mikhal

I have a strong feeling main leads met when they were young, so it might be intentional.

Did anyone understand the ending? Everyone’s alive?

How's the romance?

Why he never does romances? T_T

Is it any better than the other versions of BoF?

How's the drama thus far?

Sad that people only now because of V jump on this treasure. At least they get more exposure..

lol I've been watching dramas for almost two decades now and so I watch things accordingly to the plot. That doesn't mean I can't appreciate the looks of the ML and if that's the only silver lining of the drama to mention it as well.

I've watched till ep 10

I didn't like it either lol

to make viewers engaged in this boring (IMO) drama.

Sometimes having an excessively good looking ML is just not enough.

prb the most beautiful Chinese actor out there.

I've completed 3 eps of this drama and really don't understand the buzz around it. Is it getting any better?

I don't understand what everybody wants from her in Crash Course in Romance. She looks beautiful and maybe a year or two older than the ML, def not a decade.

How's LSK in this drama? I gave up on her (and on her possibility to get better at acting) after Sh**ting Stars, but I see that many like this drama..

Back in the days she was always paired with Taecyeon. It's funny now that Junho "got promoted" to higher position, he's the one who's getting Yoona lol

From the recommendations here on the page I don't know if I should watch it. On the one hand I see The Red Sleeve which was a masterpiece and on the other hand Love in the Moonlight that was a total torture. Which drama it's more similar? Should I start it anyways?

Don't forget she was 10 years younger there. People come to age where they have to use props to elevate their looks and in the Asian culture and media world it's much more noticeable.

Every source I find lacks subtitles in some parts of the episode. Do you know where I can find a normal version with full subtitles?