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This is such an underrated gem and it has such a legendary cast as well! I don't think it should have such a low rating considering how well-produced it is. I fell in love with the drama from the first episode. Seo Yi Kyung was such an incredible female lead. It's so refreshing to have a female character who understands business on such a scale. I suppose the drama is not for everyone because it may seem slower, but if you enjoy power struggles and scheming, definitely watch it. The sismance was incredibly strong almost to the point it felt like GL. I loved the OST and the stunts, they really made me love it even more! The ending may feel weird for some, but I think it was very beautiful and consistent with the character development.

This drama has aged terribly and ended up an immense disappointment for me. The romance completely ruined some of the plotlines and characters. The worst offender was when romantic music started playing in the middle of action scenes. That was unbearable. Draggy plotlines, inaction of characters or stupid writing in general didn't help much, either. Characters not sharing critical information was so frustrating as always. The scene repetitions and flashbacks were just empty content. This is probably an unpopular opinion, but almost all of the characters that died deserved it. That's why I quite liked the ending, it was very well-deserved considering how complacent the characters had become. Jin Sa Woo's character was so utterly confusing and pointless that I had no idea why he even existed. At the end of the drama, I felt nothing for the characters. 4/10 for some of the cool stunts, acting, Park Chul Young' character and snowy scenes.

This series had the most attractive cast I have ever seen and their acting was surprisingly amazing with very natural chemistry between all of the characters. No toxicity or drama, just pure cuteness. Highly recommended. Really appreciated the high level of production as well. Definitely one of the best of filipino BLs.

Dropped on first episode. Exaggerated humor and poor kdrama leads who have no money to pay water bills, but end up spending a lot of money on alcohol the night before. I understand that it's an escape and a way to be social with friends, but if you are truly poor, you save everything you have. It already feels very draggy and shallow. Plus the kid crying sounds may not appeal to everyone.

This was quite impressive for the year it was released! I loved their cute flip phones. Despite some questionable scenes, it was really enjoyable with a satisfying ending.

What a beautiful and heart-breaking drama about the extremely underappreciated firefighters in Taiwan. Not only do they need to have extensive medical training, but they also need to mount rescue missions in nature and catch snakes and insect (fortunately no more) and much more. Other countries usually have their own divisions for this. The drama had some faults and some unexplained stuff, so I would love to see season 2. I especially loved the female lead. It's not that action-packed, it's more focused on what problems they encounter and their lives. Oh and if anyone finds out what song plays in the second part of the trailer, please let me know. We need more firefighter dramas!

Hin had like 4-5 love interests throughout the whole series. I wasn't even sure who to root for. It wasn't a bad production, but the writing was a bit lacking, but I can't blame them considering how short it is.

This had quite a lot of production issues, but I really liked the chemistry between the two leads.

I started watching because of the cute cat and it was okay, not the best, but not the worst, either. All the characters had some really questionable moments, some toxic, others really weird. I think the final episode was the best one because it was the least toxic one. I didn't mind the FL that much, it was actually the ML that got on my nerves sometimes.

So Aek is now suddenly in love with Aeu? He was literally scared of Aeu when he came to his room and he was backing away from him just one episode ago. I don't know what kind of time-skip the writers have given us since Aek's hand is now healed, but this is just weird. Aek seems to have gotten over his internalized homophobia quite quickly. Honestly, the only character I care about right now is Nuna and her possible romance.

Katsumata was bae. This was a true work of art among men.

Most of these episodes were really cute! I (like many others probably) thought Taiwan produced this, but it turns China did? Very unexpected, but very welcome! I wish episode 4 went in a different direction, but I really appreciate this series.

Lene Lai was so radiant in this series. I loved her acting. Everyone else did a really good job as well, it's too bad the series was so short. I would have preferred one more episode to tie up some loose ends.

You are right, that's why this series is very problematic.

I had such high hopes for this one, but there was so much toxicity in the first episode. I don't understand why most of the scenes were necessary. I'm quite disappointed because it looked so good from the teasers.

I can't wait to binge-rewatch this masterpiece at the 1-year anniversary. Time to experience the magic again.

She stole the show in Peach of Time! She's been in so many of my favourite dramas, I love her acting. She needs a main role drama again.

Thank you for the comment, I found it on Netflix Japan :)

Kairos is definitely a positive surprise for me. I didn't expect to like this drama that much. Despite some of the crying scenes, characters remembering stuff they shouldn't and unimpressive pilot, it was actually well-done. It has similar themes to Signal, but I liked it more than Signal because the characters didn't waste much time and even if they were reckless, they were quite competent and the plot always moved somewhere, not stagnating.

This newest teaser is so unbelievably cool because the fight scenes are realistic and it shows that the main protagonist is not overpowered, but actually human.