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Like anyone's going to be surprised that Pi O's mother is involved in Jeong Yo's kidnapping? I didn't even act shocked when we found out at the end of the episode.

Zhou Ye's beauty is insane, no wonder Li fell madly in love with her

Lee Jun Young days ❤️

Thank you Early Spring, and thank you Sun Qian and Jing Bo Ran. I loved the duo. I didn't know the actress Sun Qian, but she is fantastic and gorgeous. I went through all the emotions here, but episode 20 was so painful to watch. It's a magnificent drama with wonderful songs.

Wait, is this a Netflix production? Am I the only one who thought we were getting two episodes a week? I didn't realize it was on Netflix.

It's cool to see facial hair shadows (or stubble) on actors, but generally, it's always on actors who are 40 or older. The younger ones all seem to get laser hair removal, it's almost as if those over 40 are forbidden from doing it.

What a joy to have the chance to see Zhou Ye every day of the week. I am so in love, my heart tightens up, she is absolutely beautiful—a queen who, by the way, was born on the exact same day as me, May 20th!

No, but it’s not even a question of the age gap. I just find it hard to understand why he’s one of the only actors his age who constantly stars in dramas with Gen Z actresses. It’s not like he’s an amateur or anything; they could easily pair him up with the likes of Suzy, Moon Ga-young, Ahn Eun-jin, or others

First episode in, and I’m already in love with Zhou Ye. Is this normal or what?

ZHOU YE DAYS

I'm so damn excited to see the fairy Zhou Ye again, I've been waiting for this for so long! I was super disappointed by her last drama and ended up dropping it. Holy crap, we're literally going to get new Zhou Ye content every single day of the week!

Lee Jun HYUK days 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

Isn't it funny how strange it feels to see someone without a perfect Hollywood smile? Someone who actually prefers keeping their teeth healthy instead of getting those horrible veneers like 99% of the entertainment industry. I absolutely love it when actors keep their natural teeth and features. They don't feel the need to look completely flawless or panic at the sight of a single wrinkle. That’s exactly why I love the actor Lee Jun Young.

I have absolutely nothing against actresses, far from it, but why do they keep pairing Park Jin-young only with young actresses? He has filmed with Kim Min-ju (25), Kim Yoo-jung (26), Roh Jeong-eui (25), and now with Jeon So-young (24). That makes four actresses under 30. He’s the only actor doing this, and strangely enough, all of his dramas starring these young actresses don't necessarily do well. On the other hand, when he acts with an actress in his own age group, we get the incredible Our Unwritten Seoul, the best K-drama of 2025. It’s not like there’s no one available in his age range. Why don't they pair him up with the likes of Suzy, Yoona, IU, or others?

Wow 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

Yuqing's song is magical, it makes me want to cry. Definitely my favorite OST of 2026. It's so soothing and fits the drama perfectly.

The episode comes out at 6 AM my time. I’m hesitating to skip sleep for the fairy Zhou Ye. I am only doing this for the fairy Yeye 🌸😖

Why does it feel like Seo Kang Joon wears a ton of makeup in every drama? His eyes always look so red.

It’s actually pretty crazy, but Song Kang is excellent in emotional and dramatic roles—he’s really good at expressing fear, sadness, and anxiety. On the flip side, I find him really weak in anything romance-related. I don't know, I just don't feel like those kinds of roles are for him, and I honestly couldn't picture him in an office romance. He just doesn't look like a CEO; he has too much of a babyface.

I agree with quite a few comments, but the female lead really wasn’t necessary in this drama. I love Gyuri, but she brings absolutely nothing to the table here. She doesn't move the plot forward at all; she feels more like a side character than anything else. I’m still trying to figure out why they even included a female character? For the kiss scenes? We don't have to have them in every drama, especially when it adds literally nothing to the story.