Miki

It's may again.

Rewatched after almost 2 years and I was cheesing so hard throughout the drama. Still 10/10 for me😭

Like those "first time being parents" bs this was so refreshing

It was great but would have been better if the screen wasn't blurry all the time 🥴 solid acting though, almost forgot these weren't real people and ended up with a headache from all that stress. I would never re-watch this. What were the writers on while writing this. So messed up. 10/10. would not recommend 🥰

Almost ending my 2nd watch and it's still so so good and I understand the plot so much better how do I move on from this

i guess this genre is just not made for me :/ first when destiny brings the demon and now this... seeing the high ratings for both, i really wanted to like them but no matter how much i try i cant get into it. i literally slept while watching this today. maybe i'll come back to this later

rewatching and somehow it got even better than the first watch 😭

lord, let fiction stay in ficftion i guess? god forbid a character is made to cater female gaze for once. these people (men mostly) always up for beauty and beast stories. he was very pleasing to look at throughout the drama and im glad they didnt make him to showcase "masculine vigor"

Ahhh I thought of that too! Interesting

The end credit scenes in the last episode was chef's kiss.
I have one question though. Qianqian said that she came from far far away and qi min also asked where she came from right before dying and called her a liar when she said that she was just her. I didn't understand that. Did I miss something?

Oh my god. I have A LOT to say about this drama so spare me.

First and foremost, I loved ALL the female characters here, just great after great beauties with strength, exactly the ones I seek out in dramas.
Secondly, the chemistry between literally EVERYONE? insaneee, can't even appreciate just the main leads because everyone earned that.
Third, please let me kiss the writer's hands for writing a male lead like zheng omg I'm totally in love!!
Fourth, the cinematography???? LOVED THAT. The director did such a good job
And lastly, absolutely loved the pig slaughtering squad <3
The only few problems I had with it was, the pace? But that's most of the cdramas so it was fine. And I wish they explained all the backstory in a cleaner way because I had to pause and rewind several times to understand it all. This is definitely going to my re-watch list because there's a lot to unpack there. The cast was so good though. And I love you fan changyu my heroine🫶

you are right...

the most unrealistic part for me was her not accepting the tickets and merch he gave her at the end because personally if taehyung was my boyfriend i would ask him the vip seats and every merch possible for free.

it was a sweet show, i really liked it. instead of a thriller, it was more of a romance for me tbh but i loved their chemistry so it was all good.as for the thriller part, it was quite underwhelming because maybe i overanalysed it and it was too easy to guess? but still, i enjoyed watching it ^^ (especially loved the summery vibes and her cozy house)

solid 8/10. fl carried the show for me and it was so exciting and addicting to watch until they got together. then it got a little boring ngl but still a nice watch

just finished my third rewatch and yup still very good. 😭

Currently obsessed with all the osts especially the one sang by BJT himself

Ended up rating it 10/10 because I think this drama was more than a 'whodunnit' . guessing killers and most of the plot was easy. But the emotional whiplash was more of a gamechanger for me. This drama questioned morality, empathy, thoughts and much more rather than "guess who was it" and I loved that. A well written tragedy.

the main plots were actually easy to crack, but this shit still messed up my brain. the red herrings were good enough to give me a headache to be honest. i might have shed a tear or two in the last episode. :')

+ gwan sik from WLGYT and Sang Yan from the first frost