Muffingirl

I love that little moment by the end of episode 5 where it looks like Jeff and Barcode were just playing around and the director decided to keep it in the series, it's so cute!
Also the "Fly me to the moon" bit was a blessing to my ears.

Not Jeff acting like Yeosang! xD

I feel the same. For me it's not that the story is nonsensical in itself, for me what makes no sense is the way some things don't feel connected at all, but I think that's something that happens in a lot of Chinese series, where it feels like there're a lot of scenes that have been cut out from the final draft so sometimes it gets hard to understand why things are happening the way they are.

I don't like what they did to their story and to Ter's character. I don't get why they made Ter this exagerated when the rest of the characters act pretty normal and I can't for the life of me understand how their story ended with an "oh, we traumatized you but we're ok now, so let's be a happy family once again" on both family's sides, I didn't like how their story ended up being this simple because they had suffered because of their families.
But I enjoyed them as a couple, they were cute and deserved a better plot, I don't understand why the other ships get a special episode when they don't, considering that they were suposedly the main ship that started everything.

I really liked this show and the kids are all so cute! And Machida Keita is as amazing as ever.

I understand why Tatsuki felt responsible for everything, I understand why Sora blamed him, but I also don't understand why his wife thought everything was his fault. She asked for something to be done, but she didn't do anything, and after that she put all the blame onto Tatsuki and basically abandoned him. I get that he needed to hit rock bottom in order to change his view on things, but I don't get why he had to take the blame for every single thing that happened.

You're so right! Some bl masterpieces have barely any NC scenes and they honestly don't need them. Don't get me wrong, I love a good NC scene, but they aren't needed in every story, and this one gave us an emotional conection that goes far beyond what an NC scene could have delivered. Sometimes a simple gaze or a few words say a lot more.

That last scene of them speaking to each other in their own mother tongues was perfect, so beautiful! Love can come in a lot of forms and theirs was the everlasting one.

I wish I could like your comment more than once! I don't know why people try so hard to label human conections. Did they love each other less just because there wasn't physical intimacy? I don't think so, I feel that their relationship went even deeper than a lot of romantic stories. You can fall in love multiple times in life, but soulmates are different, soulmates are more resilient, soulmates are forever.

I'm from a country that has a democratic monarchy and I wish it was abolished, but I would think twice about my decision if these two were my king and queen. xD

I was also expecting that scene, it would have been so perfect... :')

It wasn't amazing, but it's quite interesting, especially when things really start to unfold and you find out what's been going on all along.

I really loved the story and the visuals of this drama. The ending felt a bit rushed, but their love story is truly beautiful.

This is so stupid, but so funny!
I remember abandoning the anime because I couldn't get past how absurd everything was, but weirdly enough for me it works a lot better with the live action, maybe because I kept thinking that the actors must have had a lot of fun filming this, especially Ryo. I kind of wish they had put bloopers during the credits, because I want to watch them so bad. xD

I thought he kind of looked like Gulf, so when he started playing with the ice at the end I found it very amusing. xD

I thought the same, because wtf? I was like: "No way he's bringing him to another hospital or something like that?", but then be brought him home, which I thought it was even more ridiculous. xD

Honestly? I have no idea. Maybe from the part-time jobs or their families or maybe they just have the money for alcohol saved as part of the daily necessities/food share.

I'm not Korean, but based on what I know about Korean society, I'd say that it's pretty normal for them to drink this much, it's engraved in their social relationships. It's normal for students to have drinks with their club members, their seniors and their friends, and the same happens when they enter their working life, since it's also common to have dinner and drinks with your company collegues.
And the money thing I guess it depends on their family's financial situation.

And they're even more horrible because they somehow know that he's not doing well, he's never been, and they don't even care to be there for him.

This movie was so much fun!
I'd say it's not for everybody, since the humor is over the top and a lot of scenes play with exaggerations and the absurd, but I laughed a lot watching it and I'm sure that the actors had a blast filming it. If you want to have a good time, just go watch it!
I don't know what pushed Nunew and Keng into this movie, but thank you, they're both hilarious! And the music is great, I'm so glad the songs have been released in some platforms.