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Yep, he looks younger with his hair down. But, even that doesn't remove his "idol" looks. I highly suspect that he'll get roasted everywhere regardless of his hairstyle as he is basically an idol actor.

I skipped 80% of AvenueX's video as I barely watched anything major from CDramas this year. I watched her thoughts on Legal Romance. She was apathetic, unfortunately.

I saw several photos of him with his hair down on his instagram. Now I'm
sure that his hair is purposefully made "hedgehog" to make him appear older and wiser, particularly when he is in a suit.

(Came back to this article after AvenueX's latest video where she mentioned this drama and Tao.)

Yang Zi is an excellent actress. But, I suspect that she is getting typecasted for such roles. I saw her in Go Go Squid, My Mowgli Boy, Battle
Of Changsha, Ashes of Love. She begins as the "Innocent college girl/immature female lead". (Don't know how she is in TOOL. Maybe I'll check it out.)

Z. Tao seems to choose roles that he knows that he can pull off without appearing fake. That's his charm. :)

That's the point. We tend to rate subjectively when it comes to dramas that stir emotions. (Or when we love what/whom we watch.)

TOOL is a regular drama that depicts two people falling in love amidst crisis. It can give the viewers the necessary feelings. Plus, the leading actors (who without a question, possess incredible talent) have a huge number of fans who might rate it subjectively. Last year's You Are My Glory is a proof.

Legally Romance is more on the serious side and deals with character development, regrets and life lessons in general. In terms of plot, it beats TOOL. And the leading cast's acting prowess is no less than other well known actors.
Sadly, "idol dramas" are overlooked and underrated, even the good ones. It only has 400+ ratings and they tend to be more objective.

I found a twitter post with the WeTV subtitled clip of Qian Wei's journal in EP23.
https://mobile.twitter.com/noviaini/status/1507697723944095745

The last sentence is the very purpose of her dream. It happens by the end of EP23.

That might be the case, but I didn't think much into it. To me, it seemed to tell that House No. 88 did not have any living occupants left anymore.
(In the 1st episode, we see the house occupied by a ghost, Phob, when Phat and his mom arrived. Now that everyone is gone, it gets another supernatural tenant once again.)

I really, really liked this. And I really need to find that haunting instrumental.

I think Lu Xun never clearly showed indications that he loved her while she had Li Chong Wen. He tried protecting her from afar in the way he can. We as viewers connected the dots, but she always saw him as a ruthless boss.
When she woke up, she had LCW beside her; so Lu Xun once again retreated. Especially after the comment about him overworking and tiring her.
To Lu Xun, nothing changed. It's just that Qian Wei finally realized that Lu Xun loves her. She couldn't change overnight, so now she has to prove her sincerity.

I browsed through the novel, but felt too lazy to read. Bracing myself for the 'adult life'. The college life just wrapped up and I miss it terribly.

Yep. We get 6 episodes each week. (Thursday - Saturday. Two each day.)
She might wake up in one of today's episodes based on the trailer. (23 -- 24). The past is definitely going to end this week.

An excellent introducton to the series!
Thanks for the article, ChoNa. I was waiting for it to get published! :D
This is the only CDrama that caught my attention this year after Reset. I' ve completed 22 episodes and so far, it did not disappoint.

Me too! But, after EP22, I'm really curious to know how Qian Wei will change her approach to Lu Xun.

This drama deserves a better rating than 8.1, considering it's quality.
And I've seen a lot of dramas that have absolutely no content get a higher rating than this.

Well... I just saw the whole trailer and music video. The 'angst' is definitely real. I just hope it doesn't ruin the mood and is worth it in the end. (He apparently finds her journal. All the trouble starts after she wakes up, I guess? So many tears in that trailer.

It didn't happen yet upto EP16.

I love how effortlessly funny everyone are! Even the passerby students. :D
My face hurts from laughing too much. Especially the play in EP16.

LCW was exclusively offered an internship at AES, which finally lead to him climbing up the ladder. Since that has been eliminated, I don't think LX would be able to go down that path. He seems to have his own fate ready. (Like how he became a lawyer instead of a judge.)

First episode and some part of the second are very 'legalish'.
(ML is a lawyer and FL is his assistant, so there is some case+evidence and all going on.)
I personally did not find any character annoying. And the leads begin their relationship before half of the drama, so there is still plenty of room for misunderstandings. (Hoping that it's not the case. We have 16 more
Episodes left.) The 'time travel' part plays a major role when it comes to chara ters. FL doesn't actually travel in time. She witnesses the events from a different and experienced perspective. I've watched upto EP15 and enjoyed it immensely. I've no idea about the future episodes though.