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OMG. Gonna read the Manhwa version, thanks a lot for the info!

I read a very interesting fan theory saying that the amount of irritating red clothes on jaeyoung decreases as he gets to now sangwoo more, until sangwoo wears nothing red on episode 4.

Finished watching EP04 and I already expected that the senior/sister is alive. The one who I didn’t expect to have a dual side is their Director, who fortunately plays his dominant side to the protagonist. Sometimes, I laugh at how idiot most villains in a drama are. They have the capacity to kill the protagonist but chooses to play with their lives that sooner bite them back. The difference between killing a minor character from the major ones is too distant. Also, the young man antagonist has the face of a villain but can’t act like a villain, the way he laughed is too cringe.

I on EP03 and I must say that destinies and coincidences in dramas are really weird. They both shares the same birthday who also linked them from the bombing from 20 years ago which turned out that Shiro’s father are the suspected and arrested person behind the incident which also leads to the death of Ichiro parents.

The P.E. teacher fits his role cause he really has a nice build of muscles in his body. So far, the show is pretty enjoyable. The main couple are really cute. I love how fluffy and smoochy they look. But some of the scenes has the absence of background music that really makes the particular moments plain. They should try to add other audio that ensures help or support the flow of the story for an effective delivery of the scenes.

I love the actors but I'm not so sure with the story. For those who watched the first episode, is this good or nah?

The sudden change of attitude from the antagonist coach was really unexpected. Maybe he like those people who chooses their own path just like Fah choosing the competition over the try out. Or maybe, he likes gay people when he saw that the couple holds their hands in front of him. Anyways, I don't know how to feel about this show. Sometimes, it makes me so bored but sometimes I do feel entertained too.

plus they have the same rating score OMG

After Light On Me ended, no other K-BLs made me fall in love and attach to the whole details of the show. But then, Semantic Error came and made me feel the same joyful emotions I once felt at LOM. I love these two shows so much!

They did great on their first kiss but the lighting and angle of the camera slightly ruins the moment. I only barely saw their passionate kiss and it was just 2-3 transitions of camera angle and all of them didn't capture the scene perfectly. It is also obvious that this is Jeon Chang Ha’s first on-screen role since he can’t really put a good crying act, although I like him when he is being fun and fluffy. I can sense that his character also regained the memories of their past since he was confidently trying to gain the attention of the writer. Him, initiating the kiss added points to my theory.

Their first kiss was so pleasingly romantic. Them sitting in front of a movie being played in a projector, the raindrops from the window, the red rose glaring at their backs, and the talked about challenging a kiss; absolutely a soothing and refreshing scenery for a glimpse of romantic development between the two. Yet I wished that they executed a french kiss since they already mentioned it but I’m fine as long as they already kissed. However, I really think that the production wasted the majority of the time on finding who the real Enchante is. This part is so boring, I kinda feel sad that EP05 almost ended without any scenes that excites me. Thank goodness that Akk and Theo’s moment during the last few minutes saves the whole episode.

The ending episode was definitely the best. As a fan of tragic endings, I am super happy that they made Junho’s death as the farewell moment from the show. If not, I would possibly give the show a rating deserving for such typical drama. They made good use of the potential, the ending created an impact to its viewers. Still, the major downfall of this show is how short the length of each episode is.

S.Korea’s bullying issue has always been my common source of angsty while watching school based dramas. I hate that everyone else doesn't have the guts to help the victim. The superiority of these devil students is making me so mad.

not my cup of tea but the storyline is so interesting

Semantic Error has indeed beat up other shows from my top favorite list and made its way to the top. I LOVE THIS SHOW SO MUCH!

ISTG, this show keeps getting more and more cuter! I'm so addicted. I love every single details about this. Cho Sang Woo, the logical machine type of person being wrecked his own world the moment the silly acting villain, Jang Yeon enters his life. The OST "Romantic Devil" really suits Jang Yeon too. Omygosh, his mannerisms and actions towards Sang Woo was so so so making me crazy in love. Okay, I have too much positive words to say about this show but I should end this one for now. Gonna watch the animation version and read the manhwa cause this one is surely my favorites!

below average acting skills with so stiff and boring flow of story. I can't help but to fast forward the show cause it's bored me a lot

For a sport BL show, this is not bad. Although I felt bored from some scenes before, during EP7, I began to like it more. The lovey-dovey moments was so cute. I just hope that the next few episodes will not ended up in executing typical romantic ideas such as sacrificing one's long-awaited-dream for the sake of love, cause it's really annoys me.