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This drama is just ICONIC for me.
I watched Gank Your Heart after this, and honestly, this drama completely broadened my thoughts on esports. And God, I even started playing a game after watching it. It was THAT good.
The chemistry between the main leads was AMAZING. I loved watching them go from starting off on the wrong foot to eventually ending up in each other's arms. The fact that they both had feelings for each other, and he literally bribed her with a little kitten to get her to agree??? Sir, whatever works, I guess.
And the male lead's confession??? I STILL REWATCH IT.
He becomes so shameless after they start dating, and honestly, I loved it. But underneath all that shamelessness, he genuinely cared about her. He wasn't afraid to stand up for her, even going as far as filing lawsuits, and he didn't seem particularly bothered by the public's rage or whatever.
I also loved seeing the family's reactions after they found out about their relationship. The fact that their reactions were basically complete opposites made it even funnier. And his brother??? I LOVED how he was always annoying her, especially considering they were basically fighting for the same spot on the team. Their dynamic was so entertaining.
BUT DON'T EVEN GET ME STARTED ON THE TEAM.
They were SO WHOLESOME AND FUNNY. Everyone had such a different personality, and that's what made the team so enjoyable to watch.
If Tong Yao gets Lu Si Cheng, then the audience gets Lao K.
His backstory was genuinely heartbreaking, and I wasn't expecting to get that emotionally invested in him.
And the other two were genuinely nice too. No unnecessary drama, no randomly falling in love with Tong Yao just because she's the female lead, no “I secretly loved her all along” nonsense. They were just good teammates and good friends.
I also really liked Jin Yang and Ai Jae. Their chemistry was SO good. The push and pull between them was honestly one of my favorite parts whenever they were on screen.
it was good enough to make me start playing a game. That's when you know a drama has done its job.
I watched Gank Your Heart after this, and honestly, this drama completely broadened my thoughts on esports. And God, I even started playing a game after watching it. It was THAT good.
The chemistry between the main leads was AMAZING. I loved watching them go from starting off on the wrong foot to eventually ending up in each other's arms. The fact that they both had feelings for each other, and he literally bribed her with a little kitten to get her to agree??? Sir, whatever works, I guess.
And the male lead's confession??? I STILL REWATCH IT.
He becomes so shameless after they start dating, and honestly, I loved it. But underneath all that shamelessness, he genuinely cared about her. He wasn't afraid to stand up for her, even going as far as filing lawsuits, and he didn't seem particularly bothered by the public's rage or whatever.
I also loved seeing the family's reactions after they found out about their relationship. The fact that their reactions were basically complete opposites made it even funnier. And his brother??? I LOVED how he was always annoying her, especially considering they were basically fighting for the same spot on the team. Their dynamic was so entertaining.
BUT DON'T EVEN GET ME STARTED ON THE TEAM.
They were SO WHOLESOME AND FUNNY. Everyone had such a different personality, and that's what made the team so enjoyable to watch.
If Tong Yao gets Lu Si Cheng, then the audience gets Lao K.
His backstory was genuinely heartbreaking, and I wasn't expecting to get that emotionally invested in him.
And the other two were genuinely nice too. No unnecessary drama, no randomly falling in love with Tong Yao just because she's the female lead, no “I secretly loved her all along” nonsense. They were just good teammates and good friends.
I also really liked Jin Yang and Ai Jae. Their chemistry was SO good. The push and pull between them was honestly one of my favorite parts whenever they were on screen.
it was good enough to make me start playing a game. That's when you know a drama has done its job.
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