MobumiWatch

The first episode wasn't great... i don't know if i will watch ep 2 :/

Here's one: https://archiveofourown.org/works/94034211

Guys, it's been hours, but i still can't stop thinking about this show.... How can i move on? 😔

It's kind of a bitter-sweet ending, especially for Jeongyo, but overall i really loved the show! I felt weirdly emotional at the end, and i felt like crying because i felt so much for those boys. They went through so much and they also saved each other in so many ways. It's beautiful, really. I'm not disappointed with the way it ended, even if i imagined a different outcome for the characters. This story will stay with me for a little while. It's a solid 9.5/10 for me!

Yesss!! I loved it, i think it's the best episode for me!

This episode was tremendously good! I really felt the tension, and the imagery was beautiful. The electrifying atmosphere when Pio finally played to his full potential and gave justice to Jeongyo's Nemesis. A piece created through Jeongyo's hatred and love for Pio. Pio is JY's nemesis, but also his first love and by playing it with as much passion as Jeongyo created it, Pio returned his love just as hard. I love how they portrayed this hate/love tragedy between them with Jeongyo's conflicted emotions represented so well during this episode. The split face in the mirror, for instance, is one of the imagery that was really striking for me. I think Jun Young did a great job showing his mixed feelings towards Pio but in the end he chose music, accepting that he still loves Pio despite everything. And then, the crescendo from Pio's sacrifice to the truth and the relief that came right after. This episode was like a music piece, a concerto just by its pacing from fast and raw emotions, then slower, a moment of suspension where the audience holds its breath, and then intense again. I wanted to clap at the end of the episode! I can't wait to see the last episode tomorrow, i hope the ending will be satisfying!

I binge-watched this in 4 days and it was amazing! Some cases were not really exciting, but the cast and acting made up for it, i really don't regret watching this show. SO SO good. Shao shang is so annoyingly endearing. You would think his hot-tempered personality and his shouting would be annoying, but it's actually funny and cute. I love him, he got me all uwu every time he was on my screen! And i can't speak enough about the chemistry between the leads, it was truly magnetic and so natural too. I highly recommend this little gem!

I'll give it another try, thanks for the answer!

Nothing against the zombie plot nor the actors, otherwise i wouldn't have started it in the first place. Episode 1 seemed pretty interesting for me to continue, but episode 2 felt a little bit flat. The low budget, AI style is not really helping either, and second guy kinda annoyed me with his attitude. I've seen better acting and better execution than this tbh

I didn't like episode 2... does it get better?

I think Pio is a complex character but also interesting because it's boring when main characters are always so nice and flawless. His problem is that he has no integrity because he didn't learn this at all. He comes from a family who values someone not for their talent but for the praise they're gonna get. Pio grew up thinking that being recognized by his grandfather and receiving praise should be a reward for his hard work. He didn't learn to love piano, even if he said that he loves music and playing the piano, his music is soulless and a reflection of himself. His technique is perfect because he only mimics; he's not feeling music. Enjoying music is not the same as feeling emotions when listening to music. On the contrary, music for Jeongyo helps him regulate his emotions and he learned from his mom to play with passion. He often says that he doesn't think about anything when he plays, whereas Pio is thinking too much. Pio already expects praise, recognition and pressures himself to meet expectations. Music fills Jeongyo up, his emotions rise, they soar through his music because it was something that made him stay strong even when he was suffering. For Jeongyo music is love, it's a reminiscence of his mom's love, but for Pio, music is pain. That's why their dynamic worked so well, as Jeongyo was filling the emptiness within Pio and Pio gave him love when his life was at the lowest. I'm not talking about romantic love and create another debate, whether it's platonic or romantic, love is still at the center of the story. Jeongyo is sensitive and Pio gave him something that he needed at a moment when he was almost giving up. Pio is scared of love. What he feels for Jaein isn't love, and he can't receive love either because he doesn't have a good example of what it's like to love someone. His mother is toxic, his grandfather doesn't love him, his teacher seems to have no affection for him (from his pov) and in the end, even when he gets the glory, he's still so empty. And i think that's what is missing in his music: love. If he had accepted Jeongyo's love, he would have understood his music and why he was so good at playing the piano. Him searching for Jeongyo for 9 years after taking credits for his work is him looking for love. He also feels guilty, yes, but the piece that is missing in his music is actually Jeongyo, and it explains why playing with four hands works so well for them. But now that Jeongyo has moved on, i wonder what will happen to Pio and their relationship, i'm definitely intrigued!

try with .co

I never said the genre was romance, just said i didn't like the romance part in the show. I didn't mind the last scene which was, in my opinion, for comic relief and not a setup for a sequel. Though what i didn't like much was the last two episodes, everything seemed too convenient and easy. It was underwhelming.

This is not a reliable way to guess if they're more leaning towards the same sex or the opposite sex and it's a very backward way of describing preferences in bisexuality. Many of them have clearly stated either gender is fine to them and it's not more than the other. But in this case, their choices are limited, and if the people they're more interested in are people of the same sex, it doesn't mean they are more "gay" and the other way around doesn't mean they are more "straight". It just happens that the people who caught their attention are one gender or the other... I'm sorry, but this is such a weird take

It was a fun show overall, but it lost some points for that ending. I didn't like it much and the romance part was predictable and cliché, kinda disappointed with how everything turned out. I would have liked it better if the daughter knew he was her father all along, it would have been way more fun to see how they would have worked that out together, but oh well. It's a 7,8 for me, but could have been a 8.5.

damn really? it doesn't make me want to watch now...

I'm still enjoying this! I do wish he would have told he's her father by now, it would have been fun to play with that in the remaining episodes.

lol the ragebait

mdrr tu me fumes, mais je te comprends, Eunchae c'est un pain

Lmao, they said: watch your mouth, talk better about my g.o.a.t (in the sense of my fave i guess?)