Holly

I just woke up and saw that all the episodes are available — looks like I’ll be spending the afternoon with the shutters closed, watching it. Damn, I’m really going to miss you guys. I’ll probably write a long final message to thank the drama.

Ep 8: I cried when Ha Dam remembered her mother after hugging Yu Gyeom’s mom — that scene was so heartbreaking.

I love this K-drama so much — it takes you from laughter and happiness to such heartbreaking scenes. I absolutely adore the relationship between Yu Gyeom and Ha Dam; I keep replaying it, they’re just too cute.

When are we heading up to the 9.3, for fuck’s sake—are we going or just sleeping?

I wasn’t ready—we have two episodes today. So the one-episode era is over. Life is beautiful 😀

Thank you for your explanation and for taking the time to do that 🫰🏻

Thank you for your explanatory message. I understand things a bit better now. So Grandma Yu is the mother of the female lead’s mother? In which episode do we first see her? Because I don’t remember her being mentioned or shown before.

So if I understood correctly, everyone moved to Shengcheng except the uncle’s wife?

Guys, I’m really struggling with this drama. I loved the first 8 episodes in the village, but now I don’t understand anything anymore. I’m on episode 12, but between episodes 8 and 10 it feels like there’s a 10-year time jump. They rushed through the university part—I never even understood which university she went to. And how are they all suddenly living together in a big house now? And where is the uncle’s wife?

I feel like I’ve missed something. Which city are they in? Is it the city of her friend Bai, where she went the first time? If anyone can clarify this for me, I’d really appreciate it 🫶🏻

It’s definitely not the most groundbreaking series, far from it, and I don’t really feel any chemistry between them. The kissing scenes seem forced—it almost feels like the female lead is uncomfortable, maybe because it’s her first time doing scenes on screen. On the other hand, I get the impression that Jinyoung always plays the same kind of character—a melancholic or sad guy.

I absolutely loved the K-drama *Our Unwritten Seoul* with PBY—their chemistry was incredible, and it’s the best K-drama of 2025.

Zhou Ye is so beautiful and at the same time so cute—it’s wonderful to see her. I’ve always said that she’s one of my favorite Chinese actresses.

HA HA HA 10/10 for the post-credit scene, lmaooo Yan Zheng’s hickey 😭

The team at Pursuit Of Jade is ready for this new adventure after the incredible POJ! 😃

I didn’t understand anything—things moved way too fast in just two episodes. What year are we even in? It went from his town’s school to university so quickly.

I’m in love with Princess Qi Shu—she’s unbelievably beautiful, it’s crazy.

Episode is pretty calm after the madness of the 26th, and finally, damn, we’re going to see Qianqian and Qimin again after three episodes without them—it feels like forever.

Guys, tune in to the drama of the little fairy Zhou Ye in Dream of Golden Years, it just started and she is absolutely incredible. Her acting is so good. Queen Zhou Ye 🫶🏻

I can feel the death of Gongsun Yin coming, honestly. Especially after the hug scene with Qi Shu and the camera filming them from a distance, it all points to the fact that they're going to kill him off because, well, there has to be some sad scenes. So for me, I think they'll kill him, and I'm just praying that I'm wrong

I just rewatched the fight between Changyu and Shi Hu, and wow, what an incredibly well-executed fight—it was insane. The only thing I don’t like, though, is that in epic fights like this, when the smaller fighter wins, nobody really reacts. There’s zero shock. I mean, it’s just crazy what happens—she literally destroyed him, and he wasn’t just anyone.

I hadn’t really noticed Qi Shu’s beauty before, but it’s insane—she’s just so beautiful, stunning. The visuals here are absolutely amazing.

I watched two from the list you mentioned: “Speed And Love” and “Love Between Lines.” Both were good, even though Speed And Love ended up boring me a bit, but I never felt the same emotions as I did with this drama. Here, it’s just insane—it’s the second time I’ve felt like this. The first time was with “The First Frost.” The atmosphere was so painful, and the drama was just an amazing life lesson.