karolinek_83

This series was second in order, but chronologically it's better to watch it first for the continuity of the story.

I think Ho Tae found out about Dong Hee's feelings when he went to Seoul and Ho Tae found the sketchbooks. He didn't know before. Yes, they kissed, but Ho Tae then apologized to Dong Hee and promised not to do it again because he thought Dong Hee was avoiding him because of it and he thought that was why he went to Seoul to escape from him. Ho Tae kept thinking that Dong Hee hated him because he kissed him. Only when he found the drawings did he discover the truth. Dong Hee, on the other hand, probably didn't fully understand that Ho Tae liked him too. Maybe it was because Ho Tae had a different girlfriend every now and then. Or maybe he just didn't want to go down that path due to their close relationship since childhood and others seeing them as brothers. Also classic misunderstanding and lack of communication.

I wonder about that too. It would be better if he didn't know about it. In my opinion, there was no need for the plot twist that Oab knew almost from the beginning. Because it doesn't make sense that knowing this, he got involved with Win anyway. No one would normally behave like that, it would just kick him out of the competition. Besides, Oab's behavior showed no sign of suspicion at all. Rather, he was very committed to this relationship.

They didn't remove the long beans from the cooked food. It wouldn't make sense. They had no dishes with long beans at all.

Because of you, I almost didn't watch it. But actually it's not that bad. Of course there are better ones, but I've seen much, much worse. Yes, there is no explanation why two languages, why a father, why only one dog and why a cat in the title. But it's still good to watch. Tomorrow I will forget about this story, but not every story has to be outstanding.

The bed scene was very bad. And Atom's hairstyle is even worse. But overall it was good to watch. The second half of the last episode was too rushed.

Think about the cats that were left in Lu Di's house...
Although I think it was mentioned that the father knew about the apartment, so he would probably find it.

1. The loop begins when the bomb is placed on the bus. ML and FL were on the bus earlier. Lu Di was getting on at the next stop. Or the idea was that you could be in the loop if you were on the bus and got off and LU Di didn't get on it at all.
2. In one episode it was mentioned that they wanted to die, but they also wanted to take revenge on society and cause greater losses, drawing attention to the problem of the unresolved case of their daughter. If it was just about dying on the bridge, they could have just killed themselves differently, without using the bomb.

Slow? They're having sex in the first episode...

I think that his father said that his mother died because she wanted to escape from someone, suggesting that he meant Aksorn. He said it out of frustration to hurt him. From Aksorn's face, I think I understood correctly.

I think it's because of the young appearance of the actor playing Kyo. You can't see it at first glance, but it's a 25-year difference between them, and for me it's creepy, but I guess some people didn't notice that it's such a difference in their age.

I think it's because of the young appearance of the actor playing Kyo. You can't see the difference at first glance, but it's a 25-year difference between them, and for me it's creepy, but I guess some people didn't notice that it's such a difference in their age.

The story and acting were good, but I didn't like the way it went. You can't see it from their appearance, but Songjam, after traveling back in time, became a doctor after 5 years, and when Aksorn was born, Songjam said that they would meet in about 20 years. So today there was a difference of 25 years between them. When I remembered the young Songjam with Aksorn, the current version was creepy to me.

Overall it's ok. There's one thing that annoyed me personally. Pun lived continuously for 920 years. During his life, civilization changes took place. However, he behaves like in series where someone traveled in time and suddenly landed in a time when trains run, etc. Sometimes his reactions to everyday matters were as if he suddenly emerged from under the stone under which he spent his life and saw nothing and knows nothing. .

I totally agree that the whole situation was nonsense. Zero communication. It would be enough for them to talk right away and explain everything. I'm always annoyed when in TV series they break up stupidly for 2-3 years, but here it was 10 years because of a misunderstanding that could have been avoided by a simple conversation instead of assuming that someone was thinking something or that he definitely didn't love him because he had a strange face the morning after sex. ;)

They didn't break up because of the doll! They were friends and on impulse they spent the night together. Afterward, each of them thought the other regretted it. They were young, uncertain, confused by what had happened, They liked each other, but they didn't know it was mutual. They argued because Achi was angry that Ji wanted to give him the dolls back, so according to him, Ji didn't want anything to do with him. In anger, he lied that he had a girlfriend. Then Ji's heart broke. They argued because they were unsure of the other person's feelings

Team SML

It's good, but too long. I skipped a lot of scenes because they weren't needed. 20-24 episodes would be enough

A series about nothing. A few sex scenes, unfinished plots, illogical actions. I wasted 8x40 minutes of my life.

No. Different stories