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You have every right not to like Qi Hao Yu and Han Lu; everyone is free to express their opinion.

Where I disagree is with you allowing yourself to criticize or correct Zeila's writing or directing. I find that presumptuous.

So, I think you simply misspoke. It happens.

Interesting analysis

This is precisely the opportunity to see him full of life and in a series that has a happy ending.

Yes, it will be a great void. Japan gives us a breather and a chance to relax a bit with its sparkling comedy series, while Thailand overwhelms me with its heavy and outdated productions.

Regarding the second couple, it takes some nerve to criticize Zeila's writing and direction! Who are we to allow ourselves such audacity? It would be like criticizing an author like Shakespeare! Let's remain humble.

Tian was my favorite character in the series, but you have to accept the author's writing even if it hurts.

This is typical of Generations Y and Z, with Generation Alpha adding AI, for better or for worse; only in 50 years can we assess the impact. Let's remain modest in our ability to judge.

-I really like the second main couple.
-It's very noble of the mother to get closer to Tian in this way.
-We know that Brother Gao tends to exaggerate everything; it's part of his charm.
-The toxicity of social media is what will primarily lead Qing Lang to permanently abandon his career.
-CY has returned, but he's secretly preparing his ruthless revenge.

This is what we call a pivotal or transitional episode.

You have to put it in context: the second main couple is written for two young people who are ten years younger, and they're discovering what love means. I really like the way they take care of the little girl and their fun interaction with her.

They're also discovering, sometimes tentatively, what the world of work and show business is like. With each challenge they face, they emerge more mature. I like them a lot.

Good therapy 😂😂😂😊😊😊

We must respect the author's choices and his directions for the unfolding of the story.

I liked her slightly "autistic" side in Taraka. It was fresh, light, and easygoing. I was captivated by the pure features of Iwase Yoji's face.

I could easily imagine them together in this series.

But thankfully, we're not in Thailand with their unchanging and rigid "pairings."

Not to mention Thai "humor," which is inaccessible except to native speakers; like the latest LOVE DESTINY

So soft and saccharine that I would also like a tragic ending.

He doesn't fall in love with the woman; he marries her out of desperation. It's completely different. There's no sister involved.

What is the connection between "Ton été, ma tempête" and "Double Hélice"? Even though I give 10/10 to both series.

AMAZING START!!! You're easily pleased, just flashbacks!!! This is unprecedented, and making fun of the viewers... I think he'd be capable of continuing like this. I hope I'm wrong, but I'm expecting the worst. I loved season 1 so much.

Far from being the series of the year, very ordinary, not really any romantic tension, but still acceptable, just to pass the time, but a 7.5 maximum for now

🐭🐭🐭🐭🐭🐸🐸🐸

Yes, they added an episode, going from 7 to 8, but that episode was just a pointless rehash of season 1. It didn't cost much. A bit of a rip-off, but I trust them for the future.

What sources did you use to get the comparative budgets for seasons 1 and 2? I'm interested.
However, it can be said that increased financial support (Sponsors & Platforms) has been achieved: Following the surprise success and buzz generated by season 1 within the BL (Boys' Love) community, the production studio LOOKE was able to leverage solid audience data to attract new commercial sponsors. The renewed support of a streaming giant like iQIYI also ensures a more comfortable financial footing.