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It kinda depends on how much you remember from the first part, since this one pretty much picks up right where it left off.

You’ll probably feel the same way through most of the drama. It’s one of those shows where the main leads’ dynamic and character portrayal can be a bit hard to digest for a lot of people.

Honestly, Taiwanese actors have been working in China for quite a while now, but it does feel like there are even more of them showing up in Chinese dramas lately. The opportunities and bigger productions in China probably make it really appealing. So yeah, it’s not exactly a new thing, but it’s definitely more noticeable these days!

He begins to develop feelings for her around Episode 11 (After the restaurant incident). He confesses in Episode 15 (during her birthday celebration)

No. Some people are somewhat interested in the leads, but there’s no sml/sfl level of a romantic interest.

First off, it's not really a comedy drama. It's more focused on romance and business. Now that I think about it, I don’t even remember any actual comedy scenes in it.

As for the misunderstanding, it’s not too serious. They do go their separate ways for a bit (not a full breakup), and they reconcile pretty quickly.

Yes, towards the end if I remember correctly.

Intimacy? Yes. Supportive couple? I'd say yes, although there's a misunderstanding trope.

But i have to say that the whole process of getting rid of the ex-bf was satisfying af!! Even her parents joining the kick-him-out train lol.

Looks like we’ll finally get a K-drama with a decent IMDb rating.

Not hitting is easy thing to do. Striking it cleanly without sending it careening down the street? That's the real challenge.

Sounds like it might be an issue with your file. I just downloaded an episode to test it out, and it’s working perfectly fine for me!

I will try to describe it but it would include some spoilers especially from early on episodes.

So in simple words ML has a crush on FL who is his senior at work. FL has a BF and they have a secret relationship (FL and SML) but later realises that SML had plans to marry someone else (LJB). ML finds it and revels it to FL.

The story is about her breaking up with her BF, recovering from that and falling for ML who was helping her from the start with everything including the recovering phase.

I watched this a long time back and after reading the synopsis now on MDL, it feels a bit off. From what I remember, age was barely an issue for the FL when it came to the ML’s interest. There was so much other stuff going on that age didn’t even register as a problem. Not sure why MDL stuck with this synopsis. it doesn’t really capture the vibe!

Been a while since I watched it, but yeah, I’m pretty sure it’s HE.

Man, it’s been ages since I watched this, but I still remember wanting to punch her iin the face. When she finally got killed, I was like, yes, finally! So satisfying!

No.

I don’t remember the exact scene, but I think the chess piece was used as a marker—kind of like a target on the track. In racing, drivers often use visual cues to know when to turn in or hit the apex. If you 'hit' that marker cleanly, it means you nailed the corner and used the track well.

In F1 and other racing, the white lines mark the track limits, and the curbs are just outside that. The goal is to get as close to the edge as possible without going over. So, the trainer was probably happy because the driver found the right spot and was getting into a good rhythm.

It’s an important part of racing practice.

I get why the comment section is full of negativity—this drama has its issues. But if you’re thinking about watching it, here’s a tip: stick with it until around episodes 30-32. Find a good stopping point that feels right and call it quits there. Skip anything after episode 33, and you’ll probably enjoy it as a solid watch.

Oh, and I’d totally rewatch for the second couple’s storyline—it’s honestly pretty decent!

That depends on your definition of 'entertaining.'