Am I the only alien one here? Because I decided to forgive the plot and consider everything, then ended up rating 8/10... Every time I'll try to rate it lower while considering others' neg. reviews as they got a point and I somehow agree, the cute and happy moments of PBY & SIG just kept on repeating in my head and made me remember my emotion's roller-coaster ride and all that I went through while watching the entire drama.
can someone tell me why some days we have 1 ep and some 2? which days do we have 2 ep?
I think it's most likely because it will end way too early if we kept on having 2 eps per day, that's why we only get 1 eps in weekends (Sat-Sun). Also, I think they originally planned to release 2 eps in each day of Mon-Wed, but the time slot only became vacant in June 23 (Wed), so they released the first 6 eps on Wed-Fri. It doesn't really mean that the airing days are everyday, it's originally Sat-Wed with 8 eps per week. And look, it only has 31 eps, so they lack an ep for it to air for exact 4 weeks, maybe that's why they decided to release just a single ep in Sat-Sun :)
To add on-1. Love O2O does not fall under e-sports. It is a MMORPG (Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing…
Yes, I just have heard some of what you said and didn't include it in my comment because I don't know any further infos about it. I'm really thankful for your comment! <3
For those who still haven't watched some E-Sports dramas or struggling to understand what actually it is, E-Sports are also known as Electronic Sports where the players are competing using computers and other technologies and play against other people commonly on the internet.
E-Sports have a wide range of games, and I saw a comment here that Go Go Squid and other dramas either look similar or different from Falling Into Your Smile, but all have the same tags here in MDL. So, the different kinds of E-Sports gamers that we can see in some c-dramas are:
1. Just players ─ they don’t necessarily have a team, but they can still play and do missions 1v1 or by groups. They can enter competitions if they want earn money lol. (Love 020, Love Scenery, Cross Fire -- the computer game scenes here are also made into real life for more fun!) 2. Professional gamers who play video games ─ they have tournaments and they get paid, that's why they need training to practice for the best strategies. They always have to be a team. (The King’s Avatar, Gank Your Heart, Falling Into Your Smile -- keep in mind that these dramas have different CGI and they basically have lots of differences hehe) 3. Professional computer engineers ─ can be hackers for security too or somewhat like that, they also have to be a team but are NOT playing video games. They also have training, tournaments, and get paid. (Go Go Squid) 4. Professional robot competitors ─ the robots they use are just operated by a hand-player and computer operator. (DT. Appledog’s Time)
These can also be recommendations in case you want hehe :)
I find it sooo adorable that Tong Yao and Lu Si Cheng are both lollipop lovers, it also makes me think more that their relationship will be as sweet as lollipops 🍭
I just love this show's simplicity, yet very inspirational. Watching this drama is a breath of fresh air, and the healthy relationships between all the characters just made it more loveable. I'm gonna miss this ~
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E-Sports are also known as Electronic Sports where the players are competing using computers and other technologies and play against other people commonly on the internet.
E-Sports have a wide range of games, and I saw a comment here that Go Go Squid and other dramas either look similar or different from Falling Into Your Smile, but all have the same tags here in MDL. So, the different kinds of E-Sports gamers that we can see in some c-dramas are:
1. Just players ─ they don’t necessarily have a team, but they can still play and do missions 1v1 or by groups. They can enter competitions if they want earn money lol. (Love 020, Love Scenery, Cross Fire -- the computer game scenes here are also made into real life for more fun!)
2. Professional gamers who play video games ─ they have tournaments and they get paid, that's why they need training to practice for the best strategies. They always have to be a team. (The King’s Avatar, Gank Your Heart, Falling Into Your Smile -- keep in mind that these dramas have different CGI and they basically have lots of differences hehe)
3. Professional computer engineers ─ can be hackers for security too or somewhat like that, they also have to be a team but are NOT playing video games. They also have training, tournaments, and get paid. (Go Go Squid)
4. Professional robot competitors ─ the robots they use are just operated by a hand-player and computer operator. (DT. Appledog’s Time)
These can also be recommendations in case you want hehe :)