Phobossus

I'm quite enjoying this series so far (26/78), and Sachiko moments and the song are giving me some real goosebumps!

But they do need to shut up with this"Baijie" gag, it's immeasurably tiring to read that every two lines whenever Li Dong Yuan is on screen (he also deserves better than that as a character).

Cool, so a binge is looming

Hype, do they drop all episodes or will it be weekly?

Don't think that soundtrack is ever leaving my playlist (or my head).

Gripping and fun, even if quite over the top! Also I don't really have a problem with the ending at all, not quite sure where the complaints come from. Guess I need to read some negative reviews to find out!

Oh boy, I hope it turns out good because I'm really into the premise.

Are there now better subs around or still the ones with machine translation? Where did you watch it?

Same, it's the number one title I name whenever introducing people to this universe ^^

Same impression, it hooked me in very fast but the farther I'm in, the more it's becoming a chore to continue. 4 more eps to go and at this point it's just cliffhangers that sustain my fading interest.

Any new stories compared to the anime, or is it all exact adaptations?

How closely does it follow the story of 3 Nen A Gumi? More like 1:1 or is it a loose remake that just uses same premise?

It's rather widely accessible, i.e https://goplay.su/6f64732d6e696e65/Nine/

Glad to see there are others like me! omw to scan your watchlists!

When it was initially reported that Wang Meng Meng jumped off the bus randomly for no reason, I had this theory that it appeared so because she had her own time loop that she was trying to solve, however the death she suffered turned out to be her final loop. Anyone else? x)

What a cool, gripping time loop drama! Took me forever to start this just because I prefer Japanese and Korean to Chinese, but it most certainly was worth it.

Second season coming next year :)

On my rewatch list as well, but can't imagine watching it dubbed. Doesn't it damage the Asian drama experience kind of, even if the voices fit well? x)

I'm lucky enough to only have seen Signal two years ago. Never even dreamed my all time favourite would be getting a sequel, and so soon at that!

Also lines up well with my plan to rewatch the series, I'll do so right before the show is out. Life's so good!

Very enjoyable, I liked the linear story structure because it suited the concept of the drama rather well. Some characters could be more fleshed out, but it didn't feel like much of an issue (surprisingly so, I usually like when there are rich backstories).

If I were to name one disappointment, it would be the Asou Minami episode (the "Ice Queen" as they called her). I had high expectations for it, but it felt really rushed and also fairly easy. They didn't really do her justice - she should have been a formidable opponent that isn't easy to sway, and there should have been more screen time to explain her personality and motives, build more on that "love starved" concept that they scratched.

Two episodes in, the tone of the show really reminds me of 3 Nen A Gumi. Over-the-topness is similar too:)

The first half of E01 has misleadingly fast pacing, for those that are concerned - it normalises later.