MilmaMaria

I would not be surprised if the father had outsourced beating.

Especially during last episode I was sure that there would not be happy ending. I just kept hoping that someone would save Lee Hyeon Jae from his father.

I have to say, watching first episode of second season that I was wondering what kind of adult Watarai will become if he is already this possessive. Better not to think what a toxic person he would be.

I was the same. I did not have a clue about any accident nor did I remember if I have already seen this Thees character (but my memory is not always so great so it could just be that).

I felt robbed already last week when I realised that I was missing some Renji and Time scenes because I was watching the series on YouTube.

I have been fangirling over Renji (and I still wish he would get more screen time), but today I fell in love with Wan's dad.

This has been on my watch list for some time, but after seeing a clip on YouTube (a different one than yours) yesterday, I decided to watch the series right away, and now, less than 24 hours later, I have done exactly that.

You make so many good points and observations. I have to agree with most of them, unfortunately.

I also preferred the first season. I really liked it and was so excited to learn that a second season was coming. I was also wary about it, though. I liked the second season of At 25:00, in Akasaka, but I was disappointed by Cosmetic Playlover season 2. So, I knew it could go either way, and unfortunately this did not meet my (too high) expectations.

If I were to write the last episode, Miyata would take time to think about himself, what he wants and needs and maybe realise that right now he does not need any man or woman in his life. Iwanaga would get back with Arima. And most importantly, Shiraishi would get a nice boyfriend so he does not need to be jealous of Iwanaga or care about his love life.

It’s so nice to read the comments and see that the series still receives appreciation and love. I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve watched it. Even though I’ve seen it so often, I still find myself smiling like a fool at the little details—like Ryo’s victory sign when Zen says the evening plans aren’t cancelled, or the look and smile Zen gives while listening to Ryo talk about his favourite band.

I can’t recommend this enough to anyone still wondering if it’s worth watching. Just read the comments below, and you’ll see why.

I have also been thinking of dropping this (it would be my first time dropping a K-drama) and just using my weekends to enjoy good series like 100 Days of Deception, not getting frustrated by this.

I have been thinking that Mi-Do needs therapy but Namgung also needs to get his head check asap. And maybe couple other people also in this series.

I was hoping that in almost all of episode 7, Namgung Ho would break away not only from Lee Mi-Do but also from her family. She annoys me, but so does her brother(s). It seems no one in that family can function without him doing things for them.

I don’t understand why the first part has such a low rating. It was one of the best Korean BL web series I have seen. It had real suspense and an intriguing storyline, and Koo Do Hyeong’s acting is great. His character is a cunning (and ruthless) young master who is also acting as an innocent young subordinate. He is nailing both “sides” of this character.

The only minus is that I have to wait a whole week for just a 10-minute episode. I usually wait until all the episodes are out and then watch the whole series. Now I cannot wait two months to see what will happen.

I think what really made me say what (the hell) was the part that it is the mother that forces the marriage. So, again what?

After today's, episode I am just the same. More screen time for Renji, please.

The Prosecutor proposal was good, Thundercloud Rainstorm was better, and I loved Ball Boy Tactics, so I would say Studio Oak can make good dramas, even though this and Heart Stain were misses (for me).

It’s like Park Si Woo from The Prosecutor's Proposal plays a younger version of the other main character in Thundercloud Rainstorm. And the reason might be more that
series are produced by the same company than that the world is so small. :)

Same!