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I notice it as well. It hits me right in the feels whenever family and friendship are involved.

This is just a guess, he can't take back the marble because he wants it to be consistently blue in color. He was waiting for it to be blue right? As to what causes the change red to blue then red again, i do not know also. :)

I even replayed it many times

Lee Hyeri is here, doing what she does best.

Why do they always park their cars like they own the road/street? :D

I even replayed that scene many times :D

You are the only one ?

Yes. Hindi mo alam kung maaawa ka ba o matatawa sa kakyutan ;)

We are exactly the same. I can't get past episode 1 of those dramas. Sleepy to death. Funny how high rated dramas make me bored and sleepy, but low rated dramas make me interested.

That is why they are called second leads. But I'm sure they will have a lot of screentime in the upcoming episodes.

He's just popular to you. The dramas he led were not top rating dramas.

Yes. I've watched the Korean version a long time ago, I must say that this Chinese version is better.

Yes. I've watched the Korean version, I must say that this Chinese version is better.

Shen Yue is so pretty here.

It's a warning to Seung Jae to stop wearing the ring if he doesn't want to get caught because he is not answering Kang Sol B's question about the laptop.

It's a warning to Seung Jae to stop wearing the ring if he doesn't want to get caught because he is not answering Kang Sol B's question about the laptop.

Kang Sol B said that to Seung Jae about the ring because eventually the professors will check the CCTV footage also and they will have a clue about the man in the mask. And that was what happened on the next scenes.

Kang Sol B said that to Seung Jae about the ring because eventually the professors will check the CCTV footage also and they will have a clue about the man in the mask. And that was what happened on the next scenes.

But there's something about the way she walks?

Similar in a way that the two opponents are always getting back at each other and getting one step ahead of the game.