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Not Nueng saying "I can't remember the last time that I felt this happy" when he should be worried about his mother. It doesn't make sense, even if they found out that Thanya is not dead, she's still in a coma... Palm is totally at ease as well.
The last two episodes felt like a totally different series, in my opinion.

I like it. Not the best JBL, but not the worst either. Regarding today's episode, I just wanna say I love a good hug. That's all. Carry on.

The plot reminds me of To My Star 2, where one person leaves the other one but we don't know the circumstances (pun intended) yet. Even the personalities seem pretty similar at the beginning.
I'm interested in what kind of emotions Individual Circumstances will evoke in me, because, I'll admit, To My Star 2 made me really mad.

I for one don't think it's too short. There is very little happening in the first two episodes, can't imagine what we would have to watch if it were any longer. I don't think it's bad and I won't drop it, I'm just not really hooked yet.

Check out oshiroenmahi on twitter, they're subbing it.

If you scratched (some of) the half-baked side couples, this could have been done in 6 episodes, maybe 8 if I'm being generous. I'm not even that disappointed, I kind of expected it to become like this. Still, somehow I don't want to drop it.

To me it was okay, nothing extraordinary. Do you remember the way Adachi from Cherry Magic always said "Ehhh!?" when he was confused? That was me at the end.

Oh, thank you, that piqued my interest. I'll check it out 😊

Was pleasantly suprised, I cringed not once during the whole show. It seems rather realistic and there were quite a few touching scenes as well as some funny and absurd parts (in one scene it cuts to the female lead and you see her on a bicycle with a piece of toast in her mouth).

Episode 7 was nearly exactly as I imagined it would unfold.
I like what they did regarding the plot, considering the length of the series. It's just that I don't feel attached to the leads, in my opinion Dennis is the most interesting character.

Great minds think alike 😄

Ikr, I knew why I started with Oh My Assistant 😄

Coming from Oh! My Assistant this feels like a masterpiece. Just kidding. It has a lot of ingredients that I like: office romance, enemies-to-lovers (at first glance, I don't quite believe it), and most importantly: an actual plot. It's a bit too obvious that it's a manga adaptation but in my opinion it's still one of the better attempts.

Did... that... actually... happen? I think it's the first time I cried from frustration watching a series. It fell apart 3 or 4 episodes ago but I thought I could stomach it - I was wrong. I'm feeling like I have whiplash.

Agreed.

I thought about it for a while and now I can finally articulate what irritates me. To me, the whole series seems so lifeless. Other than frustration because of the plot I feel nothing. The strange editing only adds to that.

I watched the first episode twice, I'd call that a good sign. Excited for more!

So now Milk and Choco can come and go as they please? I don't know, in my opinion episode 10 as the ending made perfect sense. To me it seems episode 11 was just fan service, admittedly with a few good scenes for each couple.

I tend to agree, but with only 3 episodes out I think it's too early to tell.

So cute I can barely handle it. In my opinion it's actually funny and I nearly applauded because the product placement of the printer was done so well (and I usually hate product placements).
And I know Gemini is doing a very good job, but as soon as Fourth is on the screen my eyes are glued on him.
(Maybe) unpopular opinion but I'm more excited for this than I was for Bad Buddy at the time.

One of my favorite pastimes is to figure out where I've seen the scenery before. Payu's house was used before in The Tuxedo.
The series is nothing special but it puts me in a better mood than most of the others that are currently airing.