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This is a manga series from 1991 until 1999 which was not completed because the author died in a house accident. It's by far one of the most adapted manga of all times, in several countries, in several TV dramas, in several films, several anime series and even webisodes. The first adaptation was in 1996 (drama) and the most recent in 2019 (film). I'm talking about at least 12 adaptations in several languages. Personally I think that the best adaptation is the Thai from 2015 (which is also the highest rated version). In any case, and with this evidence of popularity DURING 25 YEARS , any plea for taking it down looks like you are in the minority. Tastes in entertaining vary and should not be criticized. Just think about truly mindfuck genres like horror, serial killers, etc.

No, this belong to a different scene: When they were talking at some point and she referred to the first time they talked (as she remembered it), he thought about the true first time they talked, which is the scene when he prevented her from falling from a chair. And I just answered Rajib Sth's question.

The question was when he started to like her, not to love her. In ep 34 she asks him again, and we see that he remembers the "when" but answers her the same "I don't remember". In this same ep 34 she also asks him why he likes her and he avoids answering. In the final ep 35, when she asks him again why he likes her, he finally answers her.

All of what you say is true. The script writer of the drama has said that some things were changed to give the story a continuing story flow (the original story is disjointed and jumps from one thing to another) but most of the dialogue, romantic parts, school interactions, were identical. When I read the story, I confirmed what he said, and also found the same changes that you pointed out (including that they first broke up as she told it in her story and not as it's portrayed in the tv drama.) But since all of the important original parts were kept, and the rest turned out to be entertaining, I didn't mind the changes. I also liked that the ML was true to character. When I was reading the chapter of his interview in the original story, I couldn't help but imagining Yan Mo answering lol

For those who find it boring at the beginning, just continue watching. The best thing about this drama is that it's based on a real love story that started in high school, including the brother played by Eden Zhao and her friends. The story was written on the web by the real FL and was such a huge success, that it was made into a drama. It's very faithful to her real story, and the ML character is that of her real boyfriend (they have a son now, by the way). Just imagining that real story while watching the drama, very similar to what happened to them, including the friends and the siblings love, is probably the reason why Le Coup de Foudre has a rating of 9.5 in Viki (8 thousand ratings) and 8.2 in imdb (whose members are very conservative with the ratings). And, like many of us, by the end of the drama, you might find yourself in love with the stiff ML, and happy that the real FL and real ML had such a love story.

Yes, it's true. See the comment I just posted here.

Yes, the sweetest!!!

He is not finished. His Bio-Rhythm concert which ended last October (pre-Covid19) took him to 8 countries (including Mexico and South America) and was sold out, For the release of his new single, the news are saying that 5 thousand of fans attended. The false accusations have been proven false by THREE separate courts in Korea. Her ex-girlfriend was found to have lied and the Korean courts reversed the previous assault charge she had accused him with, based on real evidence (chats between her, a director of a tabloid, and her mother). In 2017 the courts filed charges against her for defamation and attempted fraud. And in 2018, she was fined 5 million won for the attempted fraud charge. It's really unfair and inconsiderate that people are still destroying his reputation with this kind of comments.

I thought so too. Very cute love story after the first half, probably one of my favorites by Aaron Yan.

Watch Le Coup de Foudre. The best thing about this drama is that it's based on a real love story that started in high school, including the brother played by Eden Zhao and her friends. The story was written on the web by the real FL and was such a huge success, that it was made into a drama. It's very faithful to her real story, and the ML character is that of her real boyfriend (they have a son now, by the way). Just imagining that real story while watching the drama, very similar to what happened to them, including the friends and the siblings love, is probably the reason why Le Coup de Foudre has a rating of 9.5 in Viki (8 thousand ratings) and 8.2 in imdb (whose members are very conservative with the ratings). And, like many of us, by the end of the drama, you might find yourself in love with the stiff ML, and happy that the real FL and real ML had such a love story.

Thanks!

Thanks!

Question to those who have watched this drama: This is a remake of the US film 17 again, a very average movie whose plot perfectly fit its 1 hour 40 minutes length; is it worth it to watch that plot in 16 episodes?

The name of the song in the car at 55:03 is "Outfield", by Cho Yong Pil, but it's only in apple music (not youtube)

Thank you for this post. I just finished watching The Greatest Love, fell in love with his acting and sexy aura, and will be watching more of his works using your post as a guide.