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I have NO IDEA how they're going to straighten out this plot AND give us a satisfying ending in the space of 2 episodes. It's either going to feel rushed AF or it will be incredibly full of holes and very very bleh. I'm predicting an open ending since that's about all there's time for. Yuck.

The tag says "slow burn romance" but it actually meant "hardly even existent romance"

I skip ALL their bits. As soon as they appear on the screen in their side-story I skip until I see mains or storyline not about them.

I'm back to re-watch this drama after almost 2 years. I watched this in July of 2021 while I was on vacation from work staying home with my very sick cat. This show kept me going through those days of his illness and subsequent death. He would curl up on my chest and sleep while I held him and we watched Love Scenery together. It made for an excellent bonding tool and distraction from what was happening with him. They are some of the best and worst memories I have, so it took me a long time to gather the courage to come back for a re-watch. It's nice seeing you again, Love Scenery, and let's enjoy this re-watch on better terms!

Ugh. Episode 11 says its up on Disney+ but it won't load. I had hoped to catch an episode before work T_T

Maybe it could be Feel My Love - Vivien Loh 盧苑儀 ?

Wow. This show was so fantastic. If you're triggered by student/teacher relationships then this isn't the show for you, but you'll be missing some pretty epic storytelling if you pass on it. The first few episodes are setting up character personalities and a lot of watchers take these episodes at face value. The teacher seems like an emotionless robot, the student seems like a juvenile bully, the mother seems like an emotionally abusive tyrant. But as the story peels back its layers you will be pleasantly surprised by the emotional depth of each character, how their pasts effect their futures, and how personal growth can change relationships. The ML is particularly spectacular to watch. His acting is nuanced and completely believable. His small mannerisms at the beginning SCREAM "I'm a 17 year old boy" - slouched shoulders, hands in his pockets, kicking pebbles as he walks, opening and closing doors with his feet, and rebelling in all ways possible. As he starts to develop more adult feelings and begins his emotional journey his mannerisms become about where his eyes linger and quickly dart away, jealous glances, longing looks, and mirroring the adults around him. The transition from boy to man is slow but believable because of the attention to detail from the actor and writers. The chemistry between the leads is also incredibly natural and fiery hot. At 12 episodes long, this was just the right amount of time to say what needed to be said. Any longer and it would get draggy, any shorter and it would feel like it was missing something. Don't be afraid to invest your time in this show if you appreciate a well-planned mystery with romance, friendship, distrust, and emotional growth.

It just finished airing episode 40 on Viki today, so likely those that finish it there and didn’t come here early in case of spoilers will start showing up.

I started Royal Rumours. It’s not Xianxia, but it’s a historical costume drama that has a ton of comedy, similar to Starry Love.

I had extreme withdrawal from LDFAD but I’m not finding The Starry Love is giving me much of the same feelings. I adored both shows but something about LBFAD just hit different in the end.

That scene seems to have given a few people PTSD, myself included. SO unexpected!

From The Starry Love?

I always skip beginning and end credits because so often there are spoilers in them. Cdramas are a lot worse for filling their intro and end credits with spoiler scenes from the drama, but it’s become a habit to avoid them from all countries, just in case.

That weird shadow sequence in episode 5 seemed really out of place.

This is my go-to drama when I need to rewatch something or when the new dramas out just aren’t catching my attention. I’m on watch #4 since it aired and it still gives me all the feels. Seo In Guk is phenomenal as always, and Park Bo Young delivers a very poignant performance. This drama always makes me think about how I would live my life if I knew how much time I had left and who I would spend that time with.

Haha you’re not the one that pointed it out to me, no need to apologize 😂 last week I came to the comment section and that’s all anyone mentioned after the first 2 episodes aired. Now I can’t unsee the pink filter and the falling cherry blossoms in every outdoors scene.

Ditto. Things like this remind me to never read the comment section 😂 I was very blissfully unaware for the first 2 episodes.

Agreed! I'm not sure why they changed it, but I wish they'd put it back. I hate all the important info being on the right side instead of the left.

Is it just me, or does anyone else find it extremely irritating that Disney+ only has English with Closed Captioning (CC) as an option? I find myself not watching the characters faces or scene details because my brain cant stop me from reading "Mysterious music intensifies" and "the sound of horns honking in the distance". If anyone knows of a way to get rid of the CC option, I'm all ears!

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