As for me, I liked that the Crown Prince (ML) falls for Chang-Le (FL) really quickly. Since they are such a cute…
YES me too. more campus dramas, but they really are my favourite kind. I have only watched two episodes of true colors and I like it so far, it's just that we now that they're broken up in the present what I don't really like. but I'm continuing. with the bad reviews I'm very thankful for your recommendation, I was wondering if something bad was gonna happen.
I'm waiting for their romance to blow up in their faces. Besides that I really really love the rest. I'm very immersed into the nurses story right now. I love how they showcase that with suicide there are often a lot of other aspects that go wrong, that it's not only personal but has a cause which is often built into a social system.
ep 9: I was wondering why I didn't like it as much as other dramas, despite this being totally in my lane and I realized it's because they fell in love with each other just a little to quickly. They didn't even try to not fall for each other and I guess that kind of detains my excitement
besides Zi Tong's character flip-flopping all over the place, this was insanely cute and adorable. It's nothing big, not even really dramatic, just very very very cute.
I'm worried that Kris' acting won't match Yang Zi's, but I'm still going to give this a serious try. I don't need his acting to be perfect, it just has to be not bad or awkward.
I really thought it would get very angsty after ep 18, but I'm so happy that it didn't. I was dreading the last episodes, but I'm still enjoying everything. There really aren't a lot of Chinese historical dramas that I completely enjoy from beginning to end. Especially because this is lighthearted and funny, normally dramas like this will get stale towards the end.
I'm still really enjoying this. with 45 eps it was to expected that there was to be a lot of struggles for them, but it better goes slow than fast with that many episodes. also, except for QQ everybody is very reasonable and and you can see them have actual character growth.
PH grew up in a women ruled society and still thinks QQ can't do anything. not fighting for herself, talking for herself, deciding for herself. this girl literally went back to HS and he still thinks he needs to rescue her. This is why I love HS so much. He fell for QQ because she is so smart and witty, and now he is so suspicious of her, he can't let his guard down with her once.
too bad for the exes that I'm done with noble idiocy. I feel like knowing he left her because he is sick/was more sick makes him leaving her like that even more dislikable. if you have a lover, they have the right to know and decide if they're going to stay with you or not.
I'm 10 eps in and I'm still confused about the family relations. Matt and Sean are stepbrothers if I got that right, and Pimmy is Matt's sister, but she calls Matt's father uncle...?
Besides that I really really love the rest. I'm very immersed into the nurses story right now. I love how they showcase that with suicide there are often a lot of other aspects that go wrong, that it's not only personal but has a cause which is often built into a social system.
There really aren't a lot of Chinese historical dramas that I completely enjoy from beginning to end. Especially because this is lighthearted and funny, normally dramas like this will get stale towards the end.
This is why I love HS so much. He fell for QQ because she is so smart and witty, and now he is so suspicious of her, he can't let his guard down with her once.
I feel like knowing he left her because he is sick/was more sick makes him leaving her like that even more dislikable. if you have a lover, they have the right to know and decide if they're going to stay with you or not.
Matt and Sean are stepbrothers if I got that right, and Pimmy is Matt's sister, but she calls Matt's father uncle...?
wasn't he like 24???
I don't care about what this is based on, I watched melting me softly. so this can't be less disappointing.