Sammica

I haven't seen Moving, but I would say that I enjoyed Lovely Runner as much or more than Twinkling Watermelon.

Came to say the same. I was bullied alot in school, it's been awhile now and I don't wish their life to be ruined. Unless they drove someone to try to unalive themself, in which case in my opinion that is a whole other level of bullying. I want to know how these people treat others and service workers around them now. If the bully acknowledges their past and is sincere in their apology then I think we need to learn to heal and move past things that happened so long ago. This is just my own personal reflection on my own experiences.

Dropping it episode 1. I can not stand when characters are stubborn in their belief of misunderstandings to the point they won't listen when it's explained and just want to believe whatever misassumption they decided was the right answer to begin with. It's weak script writing imo.

i personally didn't find her to be mature when she was around him for most of the show. I do see your point though.

Age gap is one thing, my husband and myself have a 10 year gap, but for me its the fact that he's 29/30 and she's 19 and he keeps calling her a little kid/child.

I will say that while overall I enjoyed this show the things you mentioned bothered me as well. He calls her a child and a little kid and little girl throughout the show which gives me the ick that he's attracted to someone that he views as a child. Her parents and the ML for most of the show treat her like a child without her own voice or opinions which drove me nuts.

I'm trying to watch this show right now and I have to say I 100% agree. Usually when the ML calls the FL an idiot or stupid they genuinely aren't, but in this case they made are actually seem like such a moron. All she does is cry or memorize things, it's like she has 0 depth or characer.

I tried to watch King's Avatar but the dubbing over Yang Yang was so off putting for me that I dropped it before watching a whole episode

Second on the Love 020 recommendation, there is misunderstanding but it was so satisfying for me personally with how they handled it. There was none of the whole "just don't say the one thing that could clear it up for half the show" situations. Amidst a Snowstorm of Love was also great.

I've only seen her in "Everyone Loves Me" and while some of her mannerisms annoy tf out of me I genuinely enjoyed her character in the show and thought she pulled it off quite well.

100% agree. Especially with how intelligent the ML is (we even see him buying a psychology book as a teen) so we can assume he is self aware about himself and he still is such an a**hole to her. If it was only the first couple episodes until he starts falling for her then I'd get it but over 20 episodes of his love bombing bs was just too much.

Overall I liked this show but I 100% agree on your spoiler "rant". That irked me alot as well. Him telling her to not even make him coffee way earlier in the show and his reaction when she told him about her previous work experience definitely should have been a light bulb that he sure af would not want her acting that way in his firm. Even taking it just from a woman's perspective and not a lawyer you know that if his assistant is calling at night what is going to happen. Drove me nuts. Was deeply satisfying watching the ML in that scene though.

I usually dislike time travel shows/movies but I absolutely loved this show. Top 5 for me personally. The "about" the show turned me off from watching it and I scrolled past it so many times. Very glad I gave it a chance.

I watched the whole thing feeling the same way and hoping it would get better. It does, close to the end. Her getting lost, the car accident, and several other instances frustrated me a lot. I actually told my husband it was like they put a toddler into these situations and started filming.