A little demon as a personal chef in my bedroom for a month — and a bodyguard just in case… but always with that line afterward: ‘We’re not going to see each other afte.."
Rest assured: the narrative finally deigns to fall into order after episodes 6 or 7 — yes, it arrives slowly, but with dignity. And judging by the teasers, what follows promises to be grand, almost indecent in its ambition. It is truly a shame to turn away from such a promising project, sometimes even delightfully atypical, only to rush with enthusiasm toward perfectly hollow commercial junk, miraculously crowned with an 8.6 popularity rating in the queue.
What a transformation in episodes 6 and 7 — absolutely love it!
And as always, I can’t stop saying how refreshing it is and how incredibly interesting the way the ML plays his character. He opens up so much more in episodes 6 and 7, yet still stays completely true to what he established at the beginning.
The FL is also very, very close to the novel’s character — she truly understood what she needed to portray and captured it beautifully.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 but once you watch one of his dramas, you become an instant fan. His acting is exceptional, especially…
But more seriously, you’re right too. However, in the last three excellent series I watched, all the projects were amazing. We’ll see the next ones, the ones signed after 12 letters… He’s still young, but for his age he already has mature roles, and definitely not typical high school idol drama roles. It’s mainly that he has the dramatic ability to pull it off… and I hope he goes even further
i have a feeling its bc they were forced to cut 3 eps (from 40 eps to 37). hopefully the flow gets better!
For what reason would they cut the beginning? I don’t agree with cutting the beginning or the end—(I usually prefer to cut parts in almost all dramas between 25–30 lol) .
Maybe it could be the translation? The writing is pretty good imo
I admit it might be due to the translation, which is a pity since I can’t read the original version. But I’m still reading with a lot of interest because the story is very engaging.
I have only just begun reading the story—barely 8 chapters in. And while I must say that the plot itself is genuinely engaging, drawing us into a richly imagined and vividly described world with intriguing characters, the writing style and dialogue remain, unfortunately, far too simple—almost overly so.
That said, judging from what I’ve seen in the trailers, I am convinced the series will be far, far better. In fact, I’m nearly certain of it. Between Yi Ran, talented director, and the stunning visuals—the colors, the atmosphere, the overall aesthetic—everything points toward something truly special. With a bit of script reworking to better suit a serie adaptation, this has the potential to become the best drama of the beginning of the year.
to calm the overexcited minds — here’s an extra comment from me thrown into the basket 😄 I think FL kind of made up for her ‘nonsense’ from the previous episode. Honestly, she’s still a very kind character in my opinion… ML is funny, sweet, and slowly healing from his trauma, step by step. SML is too perfect — but I feel like FL is now clearly on a friendly wavelength with him, while with ML she actually sees him as a man, which makes her way less comfortable. And today, with SML, we saw how much more relaxed and unfiltered she is lol. Minus one point for SML (though let’s be real: the cliché already gives him -100 points from the start, aka a solid 0% chance). Still, he’s here to do one thing: push ML’s buttons
it came earlier than usual, I wasn’t expecting it (but it pleasantly surprised me — one of the rare MLs who quickly understands what’s going on with her lol). But what are they going to do next? lol. Is she going to hesitate? Say she doesn’t know what she feels :-o ? Then rivalry? And after that, are we heading into family thriller territory with the father, etc.? lol
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It is truly a shame to turn away from such a promising project, sometimes even delightfully atypical, only to rush with enthusiasm toward perfectly hollow commercial junk, miraculously crowned with an 8.6 popularity rating in the queue.
And as always, I can’t stop saying how refreshing it is and how incredibly interesting the way the ML plays his character. He opens up so much more in episodes 6 and 7, yet still stays completely true to what he established at the beginning.
The FL is also very, very close to the novel’s character — she truly understood what she needed to portray and captured it beautifully.
That said, judging from what I’ve seen in the trailers, I am convinced the series will be far, far better. In fact, I’m nearly certain of it. Between Yi Ran, talented director, and the stunning visuals—the colors, the atmosphere, the overall aesthetic—everything points toward something truly special. With a bit of script reworking to better suit a serie adaptation, this has the potential to become the best drama of the beginning of the year.
All of this to say… D-2 already!!! :)
I think FL kind of made up for her ‘nonsense’ from the previous episode. Honestly, she’s still a very kind character in my opinion…
ML is funny, sweet, and slowly healing from his trauma, step by step.
SML is too perfect — but I feel like FL is now clearly on a friendly wavelength with him, while with ML she actually sees him as a man, which makes her way less comfortable.
And today, with SML, we saw how much more relaxed and unfiltered she is lol.
Minus one point for SML (though let’s be real: the cliché already gives him -100 points from the start, aka a solid 0% chance).
Still, he’s here to do one thing: push ML’s buttons