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There's a clear difference between writing a story and adapting it for the screen. In dramas based on novels, moments like these often get amplified to feel more realistic and impactful rather than subtle or minimal. I can't recall the exact K-drama, but there was a similar food poisoning incident added purely for dramatic effect. In this case, though, the separation was ultimately Yifan's decision, tied to her ongoing struggle of avoiding her past. Since she hasn’t fully opened up to those around her, this change feels fitting and doesn’t seem out of place.

I prefer twitter to this app too.

Complex characters are just wasted on MDL users. I don't even care if it was part of the novel or not. Some critiques of her were actually understandable, but overall, I prefer using Twitter this comment section just isn't it.

You could just write a long review instead of acting like a big fool here !!

Here we go again with the same repeated words and fight what is wrong with this comment section.

I think it’s because of her character. She portrayed a mute character, and whenever she speaks, her acting feels different. I just don’t think someone playing a mute character would cry loudly, if you get my point i still liked her acting

They will not do anything

I liked it but it could have been better, it did feel like something else

It’s the same repetitive arguments over and over. Can someone just close the comments? Things are getting out of hand.

That would benefit them more, the episode wasn't that bad

I just posted a comment mentioning your help. Hopefully, this will settle soon, and I’ll try to find more information to add.

okay ????

Sweaty or not, he still looks good.

He is 40 duh but still looks Good for his age.

Drop the drama then, he looks great and he's not a young actor. I prefer that his face is not whitewashed like some other dramas.

The drama hasn't really centered on the love story. Instead, it has focused more on subtle romance, bromance, and friends turning into enemies before diving into the main leads' relationship. This approach sets it apart.

With 34 episodes, the drama takes time to delve into the backstories of various characters, like how they’ve already started explaining the male lead's past. The final arc will bring all these threads together, involving everyone in the story.

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I feel otherwise but i respect your opinion.

Her acting isn’t bad Imo, and Neo Hou has chemistry with the male leads. But for the female lead, the chemistry still feels subtle since the romance hasn't really been a major focus yet. Still, I can feel the connection between them.

This drama is so good omg