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This trailer does a great job of making me want to watch this drama (if it ever gets released). Just the way the music goes with the scenes and how the scenes are filmed really appeals to me. I wish I knew what background music they used because I really like it.

Finished. I wish I could say I liked it as much at the end as I did for the first two episodes. It was a decent drama overall. The leads never did manage to sell me on their romance. Friends yes, but there was never any spark there, imo.

I wish I could like this comment more than once. LOL

Makes sense. The subs are a little confusing to me sometimes.

I understand why she didn't take money from a matter of principle and pride, but if all that stood between her getting custody or not was a matter of compensation I would think she'd put pride aside for the sake of her child.

First episode was so so, but I really don't understand the FL's logic. She has no money to get custody of her son, and yet she divorced her husband without seeking compensation. Makes no sense.

Yay, I'm not alone. I used to always finish a drama once started, but not the last year or so. I get to the last 2-3 episodes and put end up never finishing them. Some of the dramas on my currently watching list have been there for months.

I agree. There's not as much filler or unnecessary side plots with a shorter run time. I'd be fine if this trend continued.

I never quite manage to finish any long drama. I still have 2 episodes of Father is Strange and the last episode of Nirvana in Fire to watch. I'm hopeless.

Anyone know what the posting schedule for new episodes is?

Really looking forward to this drama. On a sidenote I can't wait to watch Weathering with You when it finally gets a DVD release in the US.

First episode was interesting. At only 12 episodes it should have a nice, tight plot.

Autumn's Concerto is one of the few true melos that I, as someone who mostly avoids melos, have watched more than once. Even now it's probably one of my favorite tdramas.

One minute the Chairman is willing to die for Fei Fei, and the next he kicking her out of the company and exiling her. Obviously in the end the company comes first so at least the drama is staying true to his personality. Episode 6 seems to make it clear that the Chairman, or at least Yu Kuan's father, was involved in Bi Ke Wei's parents' accident. Now that Yao Qing is close to gaining the CEO position he seemingly coveted, I wonder what his endgame is.

The weak acting and sometimes badly written dialogue has become more obvious as the drama progresses. Unfortunately for Taiwanese dramas I think the stronger, more seasoned actors prefer the better paychecks from movies and mainland dramas. But I also still find the plot interesting enough to continue for now.

What I got out of the episode 7 preview: Yay, one of my favorite tropes is coming. Bring on the cohabitation. LOL

I'm really glad Ming Fei didn't turn out to be the typical SFL, but I was kind of bummed that Yao Qing is veering toward standard SML territory. Of the four main characters, YQ is the one that seems the most gray so far. It might be just me, but I wouldn't mind seeing more of a MF and YQ storyline. I've enjoyed their scenes so far and like the back and forth between those two characters.

Fingers crossed!

I don't understand why users can even rate an unaired drama.

Anyone else getting the feeling the CEO's father was involved in the accident that killed Bi Ke Wei's parents? I'm actually looking forward to seeing Xu Ming Fei more in the story line for episode 5. I think she's an interesting character, and I like her dynamic with Yao Qing.