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It took Pao less than 24 hours to start actually tweaking lmao. I also can't relate to these characters bc me personally idc who they are, friend or family. If they want to go be a zombie I'm not gonna risk my life trying to stop them.

Yess like girl toss the phone! And not only that but running straight towards the rest of the group?? Like that was actually insane I kept begging her to die just so she wouldn't get any of my faves killed lmao

She's my favorite for sure

I would be mad too if we're hiding from zombies and the person next to me was yelling into a phone. I would also try and stop someone from airing out our hiding spot and announcing the exact location of our escape route to an unknown amount of panicked students. I too would be irritated if someone started screaming and getting hysterical about wanting to leave and save their dad. Like okay, leave then. Stop stressing everybody out 😭

I keep siding with the characters who are mean, but they seem to be the only ones with sense lol

Funny enough I agree with you and that's exactly why I say this. People rate dramas as if 5 to 10 is the only option which is why 7.3 stuck out to me. If a movie were a 7.3 on, just as an example, IMDb, I'd say hmm that's not too bad. But something that is a 7.3 on kisskh or Viki? I'm not watching that. If the 1-10 were actually used properly I would have a different opinion. But hey, it's not 7.3 anymore so I guess more people watched and enjoyed it.

The romance isn't really at the forefront of the drama which I can see being unexpected considering the synopsis mentions his crush on the FL. It's hard to explain because the crush is there, relevant, and reciprocated, but we spend more time with him and the demon. Personally, I was much more interested in that part of the story anyways. Also there's no kiss which again some people apparently just have to have lol.

The rating is why you have to take kisskh with a grain of salt lol. I've seen what ya'll rate highly and a lot of it is definitely worse than this movie. Is it a masterpiece? No. But 7.3 is crazy. It's a pretty lighthearted, silly movie with a bit of sadness. I'm assuming the hostility is largely coming from this new weird obsession with hating Yoon A who imo is not any better or worse than the average Kdrama/movie actress. I could see being disappointed with (insert the spoiler below), but personally I preferred it. To each their own on that front. Overall, to anyone who hasn't watched this movie and doesn't dislike Yoon A lol, you should watch it.

A guitar scene where it makes sense for the plot, is emotionally impactful for the audience, and the actor can actually sing well? Be still my beating heart

First JimmySea drama and I get the hype lol. The acting is acting. The chemistry is chemistrying.

There was a super brief line where they were talking about being a major shareholder and Pong tells Kan he should seize it first to prevent the husband from doing so. So I guess he has hospital shares and maybe that's the goal. Help the husband get rid of the wife, eliminating both when one dies and the other is arrested leaving him to take over? Idk.

I wish I could watch this for the first time all over again.

For anyone who is up to date on the show, does "harmonious pair" mean they get along upon meeting? This sounds interesting but I want to make sure. I'm looking for a new drama but need a break from the enemies to lovers/random hostility trope

This. One of the main things they say about her is that she's slippery and it's reflected in her fight style

Referring to a BL as low vibrational is so funny to me 💀

They put crack in this show, I swear. I'm not saying it's a masterpiece, but it's so enjoyable and I like the characters and the pacing. I also like that they aren't holding back in terms of fight scenes. It's actually crazy how many general or combat themed dramas are stingy with the actual fighting. The fight scenes are fun too. I've seen people saying it's unrealistic that she's so strong because she's a small woman as if gravity has ever existed in this genre. If you guys want realism, you need to start with the flying assassins 💀

Loved the fashion show. Sometimes you watch a show and they try to convince you a character is talented but then the runway look has you like 🤨 lol but I actually quite liked Hikaru's vision

Posting an actual comment about the show to offset the weirdo vibes below lol. I'm loving it so far. Falling in love with the bodyguard is one of my favorite tropes 🥰 I was expecting Ayla to be a little shy because of how the show started out but actually she's so cheeky and bold lol. It's a good balance to Tawan's more reserved personality. The way this episode (ep 4) ended is killing me 😭 I kind of agree with the other bodyguard though and Tawan's decision though. Being a bodyguard and being in love with your charge is a dangerous balance.

I'm not sure why people would be expecting this to be an action-packed drama lol. Maybe if the premise was a bodyguard for a criminal heiress or something, but Ayla is an idol 💀 Idols of course deal with dangers of their own, but not the kind that would justify the level of action that's apparently being expected. I actually thought we've gotten some cool fight scenes so far and action so again I'm not understanding the complaints. I quite like the storyline so far and agree it's only episode 4 like dang give them a minute lol.

It's a shame. I came wanting to geek out about how the romance is going and instead it's just people complaining about things that are barely about the actual show 😔 Maybe because I don't know LingOrm, like, history. This is my first GL. I don't think the product placement is that bad either. Tbh I've never really cared that much when product placement is present as long as it doesn't disrupt the plot, but also I've seen way worse regularly. I can think of several dramas that would stop the whole show to film a commercial or choose a product that was so out of place for the show. This drama is tame in comparison.

Loved this so much. For some reason, the found family trope has never really landed with me, but this show pulled on my heart strings and is like a warm hug. I loved how Minoru and Tane (and also the dad when he wasn't getting kicked out of scenes by the writers lol) pulled Yutaka into the fold. The romance built so lovely. The issue with his family and overall inner conflict with feeling like a burden was handled well. Overall surprised the rating is an 8.3 that feels too low for what you get.