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do we know what happened to the school director aka the grandfather's wife? what if she's involved in what happened in some way? i can't help thinking it's not a coincidence that she left the kang family after jeong-yo disappeared

i was actually surprised he sought the help of a professional on his own. i was like finally! because god knows everyone in that damn family needs therapy lol

i mean someone better in a romantic context. i have no doubt pio is an equally good friend to her and she is important to him. they are probably excellent partners too as a musician and a manager (i'm guessing that's what they are now, i have yet to watch ep6) but clearly he doesn't reciprocate her feelings. in that aspect he's not suited for her and she deserves someone who will genuinely love her (romantically)

yeah she is too good to pi-o, i feel bad for her actually and think she deserves someone much better than him. i dislike what the writing made of her character, neglected and only used as a tool

ofc he's alive. have you ever seen a main lead die before we got halfway through?

because every hint is pointing towards pi-o's mother, i hope it's not really her just so we can be surprised, but i also hope whoever else it might be they make it believable

in what way was it weak? genuinely curious

i watched both episodes and didn't even feel the time passing, it was that good. i like the vibes and approach, it's not too heavy but it's not too silly either, it's balancing light funny moments with deeper more meaningful ones really well. it's nice to see how they resolved the tension between the ml and his assistant, reasonably and by making them talk like the grown up adults they're supposed to be

i just finished episode 5 and i need someone to reassure me it will all make sense by the end, because i'm invested so far and very intrigued by the way things are unfolding but nothing pisses me off in this type of stories/show more than a buildup that leads to nothing or some bs that insults our intelligence

why isn't it saturday yet? 😭

i think that despite everything pi-o isn't envious and doesn't have an inferiority complex per se. i forgot the episode but there was a scene with his mother where he fought her and genuinely didn't care about coming 2nd or whatever. what pi-o really wants is finding joy again in his playing and having one (1) sincere person to help him with that. while he probably wants the kind of praise jeong-yo gets for himself too, he doesn't wish ill on jeong-yo. his anger is targeted at adults who are supposed to care for him but don'tanyway i'm rambling

the acting is good imo, that's not an issue in this show

and i like the school director and the piano teacher, so far the only normal adults around

while the girlies are fighting over the nature of the boys bond, i'm here terrified of what's implied in the opening of both episodes as well as the flashback of whatever happened to jeong-yo's mother. it feels like there is something sinister within pi-o (who can't be blamed considering how he's treated by his mother and grandfather) and i'm scared to find out 😭

i'm suspecting that too, we'll see what they do with it. i'm also now scared of the possibility pi-o might have something to do with whatever haappened with jeong-yo's mother, that would be unforgivable 😭

is there a chance they might be brothers? 🤔
also the events so far are in 2016-2017, will we have a time skip?

it's off to a very good start, i really enjoyed this 1st episode and while i'm bummed they didn't release all of the episodes at once i think living week to week with these characters i already care a lot about will leave a deeper and longer lasting feeling in me as a viewer so i won't mind the wait

jing boran is good, the character is in safe hands with him

thank you!

how miraculous that they found each other! the life they settle into, warm and comfortable and free of shackles, is what dreams are made of