akira

agreed with said other reviews. unnecessary build up even though i was looking forward to watching after said memes of "I HAVE PLAYED THESE GAMES BEFORE!!!"

only to be met by, well... bit of disappointment. did feel at edge like the first season but they killed off the only girl i cared about so yeah thanks. cheers to that ig

i cried even though i knew what would happen

tldr: life is unfair.

even in films, whatever media, IDGAF!!! THIS IS SO SAD!!! and if this actually happened to me i would never be able to MOVE ON!!!!!!! I'D HAPPILY DIE ON THIS HILL AS A YEARNER. I NEVER WISH FOR ANYONE TO LOSE A LOVED ONE!!! NOT EVEN ON MY WORST ENEMYZDKKAKDKQKDOSKFMDMPS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

saw it was on netflix and went into it blind. i keep watching this trope which is "girl disguised as boy" and as repetitive as it gets, i don't mind watching it over and over again

other than that, it had some great comedic moments, there's always a laugh in each ep, and i also can't leave out the fact that the romance felt awkward in the best way possible. room to grow for ashiya and sano and it didn't feel forced in a way

i would say the only thing that bothered me was that i got teased until the end for their kiss... i love them so much...

not something i would rewatch because i already know what happens but i watched this as... well, it blew up. lockdown at the time. twitter, blablabla, all the rave!

each ep basically had me close to shitting bricks and i learned multiple lessons to not like someone who will just die. that's the whole point, but, you know. i still end up doing so

discovered this through a hello kitty cooking video on yt lol, loved the ost in said video and i heard it when i was a kid and suddenly i came to watch the drama.

that being said, the family moments genuinely made me feel like i was there. it's an old drama, feels raw and just... natural. chemistry? funny. genuinely my kind of drama to watch and i really loved it. yes. even jiang zhi shu.