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Gosh, I thought only Americans produced sequels and prequels for mediocre originals.

"Yumi's Cells", #1--the storytelling wasn't all that great, but didn't we love and enjoy the animated characters in her brain?

"Yumi's Cells #2"--hey, pretty good idea, maybe, so the defects in the original story can be changed and corrected, right? Plus, those fun brain characters again. What's not to like?

"Yumi's Cells #3"-- ha, ha, no. Not falling for this again. Story will be just as unsatisfying as it was in the first two , plus the brain characters thing is done and done.

A rare Cdrama where each episode is better than the last one.

But my goodness. The crappiness of the FL's family is as bad as anything I've seen in a vertical drama,

I agree. "Cult" is a poor word choice.

"ctrauma"

Lol. Exactly. Exactly.

Alas, it's a Cdrama, and you know what that means. If you're concerned, you're better off waiting until it ends in 2 weeks or so. I don't know about the ending either, but it sure would be rotten of the show makers to write such an abused but plucky and strong character only to give her a sad ending. But like I said, Cdrama.

I seriously like the general vibe of this show--seems like gray characters, melodrama, love gone bad. Can't wait!

FL's mother scares the complete crap out of me.

He won't be recovering from this, I think.

Agree with you.

I really like youth dramas, and no one makes them better than China, but this one is pretty bland.

One of the things I really like about youth dramas is that they're endearing and wholesome, and I'm always touched by the earnestness of the characters--their problems seem so monumental--grades and the college entrance exam, first love, a bully once in a while, a vicious teacher, a crazy parent or two.

There have been some great youth dramas in the last year or two, but this one is just not doing it for me.

This is what actors like the most: huge, dramatic swings from one type of character to another requiring the actor to stretch their limits, such as moving from the autistic angel of "Extraordinary Attorney" to a villain in another drama.

Welp, you're rude and don't know how to conduct yourself in a civil society. Like most irritants, you will be forgotten as soon as you disappear. Pity.

Please forgive me for being like the language police or something, but can we please not normalize the use of the "c" word?

These mini dramas are really ramping up the smoking. So strange. You'd think that China's drama nannies would crack down on this.

But to your point: scenes where the ML is literally blowing smoke into the FL make me gag. Why do the film makers think this is remotely sexy?

kindly to mark this as a spoiler. The number of Thai translators is very small and shrinking all the time. Protect this subber by keeping her URL as low visibility as possible.

Thank you for the synopsis; the way you wrote it makes it look like a good thing to watch.

Egad, this series is boring. Not even the personal beauty of the participants can make this interesting.

Also, Lee Da Hee? The hell are you doing on this stupid show?

This is a terribly cold response to the death of a 24 year old woman, and it's disgusting that you attached a list of deaths in your comment as though Kim Sae Ron was to blame for them.

"People can be dicks on the internet".

Yes. Starting with you.

The fluffiest of fluffy dramas, 36 episodes of (mostly) angst-free watching.

But, damn. For a show about 5 courtships and marriages, the amount of skinship is near zero.

I know. Super annoys me. I've thought about canceling more than once because of that.

Netflix knows that their customers hate it when Netflix splits shows into parts and seasons unnecessarily, but they don't care. They do it, as we all know, to make people return, month after month. (There's a sweet spot for that, though--mess around too much or drag things out too long, and their customers will put their memberships on hold or cancel them while they wait for the shows they want to watch finish airing. They don't want that.)