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I've put the dramas I'm currently watching on hold for this drama. I'm patiently waiting for the next episodes!!!

Zhang Ling He and Wang Chu Ran in the republic era!?!? They will surely look stunning together! I'm waiting for this. <3

okii, that was comforting to hear. thank you!

Maybe you'll get hooked at Ep6. But if it's already Ep8 and you still can't get hooked, you may consider dropping or not. This might not be for you, which of course is totally fine. 😊

lowkenuinely 😭 imma also use that from now on

Initially, I've also thought of that. Then, I realized that that time, even though there is a possibility that all four might be transmigrators, there is still a conflict of interest with the characters they're playing. ML and FL confessing to the other two (the main leads of the novel) was like walking straight into the fiery pit, since their characters in the novel are hating each other. Thus, making sure of their identities and having similar interests comes first.

Since the FL got to know the ML first, and she also know that the ML is also just supporting character who has a tragic fate, she put her bet to him and believed they can really work together to survive. But the other two is different, and you'll find out in the next episodes why.

I think so too because of the bridge scene.

nooo, why did he made up a story instead of telling the truth right away? the original reason wasn't even that bad—who will blame a kid for transmigrating not due to his own will??? it will just make things worse in the future. i'm not afraid to see angsty confrontation scenes, i just don't want unnecessary drama that may drag the whole show in the next episodes.

can someone enlighten me? 😭

So far, Xiahou Bo is one of the strongest ML character in a novel that I've seen so far. He truly embodied a ML, where the world (the novel) is moving according to his own will. With that said, the latest episode kept me pondering—is he a real person in a sense that he is also a transmigrator who lives in the real world, or in a sense that even as a 2D character, he has his own mind and so the novel will naturally work in his favor?

I wish it will be the latter option, because 3 of them are already transmigrators so adding another one in the main casts might somehow lessen the fun in the plot. Anyways, we're still in Ep6 yet many interesting twists already occured. It was a refreshing start, good job How Dare You team! 👊🏼

Thay was a good plot twist, I don't mind it! Rather, I'm actually looking forward to how the revelations will take place and if they will be convincing enough.

Ackkk, it's only Ep3 yet XHD is already showing signs of being a green flag who will surely be fool in love. I'm hooked!

Is the synopsis somehow incorrect? Because so far, the description about XHD doesn't seem to be accurate—he transmigrated the same time as YWY. Or is there a different (or hidden) plot in the novel?

Also, can anyone explain why the title is How Dare You?

Wow, Episode 33-34 redeemed itself for me. All of the confusions and frustrations I had with the last 2 episodes suddenly become clear and unexpectedly eye-opening. Like, I finally realized the reason why everything had to happen. 😭 Okay, I'm back to the positive side of this page. 😂

And why is this not on the trending list of MDL?

You might also be referring to one of my comments, but just to clarify... I'm not one of those who throw hate on FLs (or any woman, as a woman myself), but I am guilty of saying Nong Yu becoming unreasonable—just because I genuinely don't understand her actions, as I stated in my comment before 😩. So, thank you for this comment. I think I l'm starting to get her now.

What the hell, that slap in Ep28 frustrated the hell out of me. Nong Yu crossed the line for saying those words. I know that might be just an impulse, but it was still unfair for him. Xin Xu was also impulsive for thinking that way, but it was atleast reasonable given that his emphatic abilities were just starting to form so he wasn't able to understand everything yet. I don't mean to take away his accountability with every bad thing he has done. Still, I just genuinely don't understand Nong Yu for now.

It was that one tiktok video recommendation that made me watch this. I'm gonna blame everything to her, lol. /j

I must be crazy because why can't I see anything wrong with some of their reactions at all after the confrontation scenes in Ep24? Like there surely are red flags with the way they deal things, but why am I going with the flow??? This does NOT make sense at all, even I can't understand myself right now. 😭

For me, it deserves the high rating. Though the married couples' story kind of didn't sit well with me, it has many strong points that made it really interesting for me. But it's fine if you didn't like it, everyone has different tastes anyway—to each their own. ^^

I think it is because this is a character-driven drama, that the plot does not show what actually happened but rather "why" the series of events were like that. The plot moves on based on the characters' internal state, showing the character's own trauma, pride, dilemma, and other reasons that made them think or act in a particular way, and the resolution of their own struggle(s). Thus, the only plots here were the storylines in the mystery game and the main leads' entangled complicated past/backstory, and the rest of what happened were the characters' own decisions.

Isn't the present timeline 2051? Because in the time-travel dream, the timeline is 2020 yet Nong Yu said it was "five years back" which makes her present timeline 2025. Is it a plot hole?