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HAHAHAHAHAHAHH...I get the irony of your feelings he he he...but I think I'll set my bars low for the upcoming dramas (esp. xianxias) because I want to be nicely surprised.

Oh, I didn't realize Remembrance of Things Past only has 12 ep. Yeah, I love many lines in Nothing But You. I haven't seen Nothing But Thirty, either ha ha ha ha...we shall see when I have the time/mood later. Soon there will be more dramas airing...arrrgghhhh!

These are going to be some of my fave scenes in this drama he he he...now staring at the countdown clock again LOL!

I've seen her in Begin Again (didn't finish it) and her role is different here. The chemistry between the two leads in Nothing But You is top notch and the side characters (that I initially felt kinda ugh) got more layers in the future episodes. The main team starts to feel like a lovely family in the future episodes. I haven't seen Remembrance of Things Past yet.

Currently obssessed with Nothing But You ha ha...

Pat your backkkkk....gambatte! 💪💪💪

Yeah, and then he pretended to water the plants and Jiao Jiao HAHAHAHAHAHAHHH..

Hey, I didn't know that song, so thanks for introducing it to me he he...

Not that bad compared to really full-blown angsty dramas. Even with the heartbreak, there are funny scenes, too.

My POV: FL is surrounded by marriages that have been broken/are cracking and the after effects of those broken relationships. Her parents got divorced, her mom stays single and vows that single life is better than risking getting into another relationship (it is true that when single, you can do whateverrrr you want). Her dad got remarried, but his new family isn't happy, either (and dad kept on asking her to send money). Her BFF got a divorce and had trouble balancing career/taking care of her child (to the point that she was considering sending her to a boarding school at such a young age). Also, BFF's ex husband tried to sue her into taking custody of their child (causing another headache for her BFF). Her own boss is having an affair and his wife doesn't seem to be happy, either. Her own experiences with men weren't exactly flying colours, either. She was expelled (causing her to have to ask her dad for money to study abroad, which made the new wife hates her) and then yucky Nate came along.

For me personally, for a logical woman like LYA, it's not just the mother's influence that is influencing her into becoming what she's like, but also all these things combined. I'm NOT defending her, though. She totally messed up for sure (but that was also the title of that episode: I screwed up.).

Ehehehehehehehehhh...It sure is one type of ending that sparks a lot of discussion.

I'm Asian, too, living in Europe (spent 28 years in Asia). Both in my husband's and my culture, people aren't used to saying "I love you" in our respective languages. When we got married, I made sure we started with the habit of saying "I love you" (in English). It feels much more natural to say "I love you" in English than saying it in our mother tongue. It feels so cringey to say the words in our mother tongue ha ha ha ha ha...

Her BFF was totally interested in him when he was the teacher in the kiddos' sports club and lots of mommies there also talked about how popular he was, though? Her BFF kept on bragging about his popularity and handsome looks until LYA got interested, so one time LYA picked her BFF's daughter up from that club and realized that the popular sports teacher there was none other than SSC.

In the badminton scene, it makes sense that he wasn't that popular with women during competitions and such because he kept on losing (didn't he say he lost 21 times in a row?) I can understand how a handsome and young athlete can have fans when he's been winning and he's on the pages of the newspaper or something.

Oh yeah, poor An Cong who couldn't eat. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 That was SO funny! I can relate to SSC, though. Sometimes when I'm down and angry af, I start chomping down my comfort food like that, too (bad idea!).

I had been reading the comments before watching the ending, so I didn't go into it completely blindsided. For me, after ugly crying and laughing at the comedic bits in the end, I made it up in my head to go backwards in time (in reverse order). So from the real ending going backwards to the happy time they had in Beast Realm (before Man Man was killed) and they continue to live there together he he he he...because that's all they ever wanted: not to rule the world as leaders of XYZ, but to live in harmony together.

The BTS is just awesome! The speed in which he tried to cover her back up (with innocent face trying to figure out if the take was done), how he gently slapped the director's hand away from her 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Almost forgot: he had lots of mommy fans when he was working at the kiddos' sports club ha ha ha...but they couldn't do anything much about it since they were mothers (most probably married or older than him) LOL! I get what you mean, though. The romance part is rather slow (also for my personal preferences), but there are loads of moments where I feel their natural chemistry SO much even in normal circumstances (the way they banter with each other etc.), so for me these scenes make up for the slow romance built-up.

Thank goodness these days there are BTS clips, though. Otherwise we're SO robbed!

There will be one in the future episodes he he he he...check out the previews on wetv site. Probably because in the badminton club, they were all guys and he was staying in the dorm and busy practicing (full time). Then in the tennis club, too, all guys.

Same. Mao Buyi's "Flawless World" was the first one that caught my ears.