Omini

I’ve been staring into the empty space, trying to untangle exactly how I feel about this show. It didn’t leave me stunned and silent the way some shows do, but rather in this odd, conflicted space — part entertained, part bored, and somehow part impressed in a crazy way.
I wouldn’t say it was bad or very good — more like somewhere in the middle.It’s just… weirdly fascinating, you know? Like it shouldn’t work, but somehow it does — and that’s kind of what makes it so crazy.

I cried — tears were pouring out of my eyes like Niagara Falls. It’s so sad. It’s just a simple story about a man and his cat, and how he goes to find a new home for her. But it’s so sad, painful, and heartbreaking that at one point I literally couldn’t breathe. It started out funny, but by the middle I was sobbing like a baby — and I still wasn’t ready for the ending.

It’s not as bad as I thought it would be, but yeah 🙄 it’s still pretty bad.
If you haven’t read the novella, you might actually like it. But if you do know the characters — oh man, I just want someone to save me from the pain and give me back those two hours of my life.

Aww, just in time for Halloween 😃

It showed up on my you tube feed. If it hadn’t been recommended, I probably would have missed it.

The entire season led to the finale, revealing that the games continue, that they’ve gone global, and that more may be coming to Netflix soon.

Their chemistry is palpable. And in the end neither can resist it.

This looks like a Wattpad book adaptation.

It’s like ordering a cake and getting a beautifully decorated box… that’s mostly empty. There’s a little cake inside, but you’re left thinking: “Where’s the rest?” That’s exactly how I feel.

Omg, I’m so lucky this popped up in my recs — otherwise I’d never even know there’s a special ep of Ossan’s Love. Such a pleasant surprise! The opening song is still so funny. They’re still ridiculously stupid and so cute."

Honestly, it was good at the beginning, but the ending was just awful.
I’m running into the same issue with Revamp the Undead Story.
I usually love vampire stories, so I don’t get why these just doesn’t click.

Did I need this in my life? No. Did I enjoy it? Yes, yes, yes, especially

Hi Book. Where is Force?

This is… hmm… almost like the vampire series Ramil watched in the first episode. This is an equally boring love story. Sorry, not sorry.
Thank God Barcode is here — he’s the best thing in the series. And Mark and Kay, of course.

Isn’t Punn’s reaction to the vampires a bit questionable? He has no doubts, no screams, no attempt to escape. That’s weird.

This has all the classic time-travel tropes—supernatural beings, dinosaurs, the apocalypse, zombies, aliens… only vampires are missing. And of course, there’s a bit of romance (maybe), friendship, and sacrifice.
The story itself never really goes deeper than surface level, but honestly? It’s still super fun to watch, and the effects are awesome.

Tell me it won’t end with: ‘We’ll meet in another life — I’ll be a doctor, you’ll be a boxer,and and I’ll recognize you by your elephants-print pants."

I’m new to the genre, but if it’s always the same, doesn’t it get boring after the third novel? Like, no matter how good blueberry cheesecake is, sometimes you just crave a brownie. ☺️
Thanks! Good to know there’s still gonna be fluff and sweetness. 🤗

So every ABO story is just Hua Yong’s version of love? Really? No soft love? No quiet love, no sweet love, nothing else? Just obsession? Sorry, I don’t buy it."

I don't even think this is love. He's just obsessed to the point of madness.

The scenes in the rain are breathtakingly beautiful — they left me completely mesmerized.