No other version can beat this
As someone who has watched every version of Itazura na Kiss—from the anime to the live-action adaptations (Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, Korea, and China)—I can confidently say this is the best one. Not just because of the long, beautifully done kissing scenes, but because you can truly feel Zhi Shu’s love for Xiang Qin. He may seem cold in public, but in private, he’s undeniably the sweetest.
They Kiss Again hit differently for me—it’s one of those sequels that doesn’t just ride on the charm of the first season but actually deepens everything. It shows the reality of married life—awkward, messy, but still full of warmth. It’s not just about butterflies anymore; it’s about patience, growth, and learning how to love someone in everyday situations.
This drama is my comfort watch whenever I need that extra kilig. No matter how many times I watch it, even every year, I never get tired of it.
They Kiss Again hit differently for me—it’s one of those sequels that doesn’t just ride on the charm of the first season but actually deepens everything. It shows the reality of married life—awkward, messy, but still full of warmth. It’s not just about butterflies anymore; it’s about patience, growth, and learning how to love someone in everyday situations.
This drama is my comfort watch whenever I need that extra kilig. No matter how many times I watch it, even every year, I never get tired of it.
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