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I saw this pop up on Netflix and it looked so familiar that I had to check if it was related to Clean with passion for now, and it is. I actually dropped the k version but so many people are saying this is better... might have to give it a try.

Wow seeing as the show has stopped showing the green airing sign I guess it's really over. This is so disappointing and I feel bad for them all. The final line up if they do debut is going to receive a lot of media attention, most likely negative. They are still so young so I hope it doesn't damage their mental health, I can't imagine the amount of stress and pressure they are under now. Good luck to all the trainees who came this far, I wish them all the best despite these unfortunate events. <33

I agree with all the comments that say that the show really went downhill the last 6 episodes. Like after Yok died it was just so empty, the whole sisterhood thing they had going also didn't seem to be there as much anymore they were just a group who did drugs together to escape their reality when I felt they could have been so much more. I know not everyone survives drug addiction so I understand why they killed off half the group these ways, but idk I still hoped at least the girls could get through it together and grow forward, but I guess this is the reality. I would've given the show a higher rating if it kept up its greatness as the first 18 episodes but the one by one deaths in the last few episodes and the high focus on drugs lowered the rating for me. Nevertheless this was a really real drama and this will definitely be held in my memory for a long time

seriously don't read my comment if you haven't watched the show yet, I will 100% ruin it for you

This timing was just so unfortunate, I really hope they don't cancel the show so close to the end, all the boys worked so hard. Tony doesn't deserve this and neither do the other trainees. I really hope the deserving members can debut, especially Lian Huaiwei who has come so far since his first appearance as well as Liu Jun and Liang Sen who have always supported other trainees whilst working hard themselves. I can't mention all of them but they all have such talent and passion I just wish the best for them.

We have like the same list of people we're rooting for hahah. And man I actually did cry for Lili's speech. Him and Zai Zai were just such bright people to have around, every time I saw them on screen it'd put a smile on my face and not only are their personalities so much fun, they were both really hard working. Knowing that they won't be in the future episodes makes me sad but I look forward to the finale when everyone comes back for one final stage of the theme song. I really wish them the best for the future. Also would love to mention Otter, his vocals were outstanding but vocal is definitely a competitive zone. This elimination was definitely the hardest so far, but I'm sure it only gets more difficult from here...

I finished it very quickly, maybe four days ago haha. I really did enjoy it and I definitely will be watching the second season

so my favourite dramas are slice of life, family, heartfelt dramas... BUT wow this looks interesting, and I've seen so many clips on TikTok and Insta. I used to be a major anime/manga fan (which is why this kinda giving me no game no life vibes, just more "trippy" as everyone is saying lmaoo) when I was 10-12 years old so I've seen all of Yamazaki Kento's shoujo anime live action adaptions but I haven't seen him in these kinds of roles other than Todome no Kiss so I am looking forward to watching him. I know I'm in for a ride, wish me luck I hope I enjoy it

uhh it has been a long time since I watched it but I do believe she gets less annoying. As for the justification I think it was more about perspective. Like he viewed it as bullying but she thought of their relationship as a genuine friendship where they joke around with each other, I kinda forgot the details but yeah that's basically the gist of it. I mean he kinda gets her back in the beginning and then they become proper friends who can depend on each other to push each other forward and yeah. You can tell I didn't find this drama the absolute best lmao, but it was definitely cute, I watched it throughout my quarantine last year, was something fun to look forward to each week and watch light heartedly.

yeah my thoughts exactly, I swear she had kiss scenes in Legend of Yunxi and if she didn't there I know she definitely had multiple in The Blooms at Ruyi Pavillion as I watched that recently. It might just be this particular drama didn't find it necessary to have much kiss scenes (I haven't watched it yet just seems to be a few comments about it) but I am really curious about this policy now. Maybe its an old policy or the OG comment may have confused her with another actress' policy? Not sure.

Yes being adopted into foreign families could really make a child lose touch with their culture and heritage which is sad to see. Although we can't say whether the kids would have a bad or good life after being adopted, it can't beat out the fact that their father is willing to raise them but may be forced to give them up. I can't imagine his pain and the children's pain if they are to be forcefully separated. It's not like they're even asking for money from her in this case, they just need her consent to sort out travel issues, literally all they want is a signature. I hope she gives out to pressure and signs for them and I just hope that she can let the father and children live together in peace.

What annoys me the most is that they aren't even asking much of her, she is literally just throwing a tantrum when all of this could've been resolved privately and maybe her career would not have been ruined if she cared that much. Literally all they need is for her to sign some things for the children to legally be able to come to China. I'm sure that the Father does not want his kids to know they have such an unloving Mother so I doubt he'd want to bother her and force her to be part of their lives. If she just signed the necessary documents I'm sure all of this would've never happened and we probably would've never known how terrible she was, but at least a family wouldn't be forced to separate because of her selfishness.

Totally agree with all the "they just threw us into the middle of the drama" comments. I wish there was a bit of a build up but it really just went, 'alright this is the story, pretty straightforward.' I was skipping, pausing, taking breaks because the first episode was just so boring. I have zero interest in any of the characters so far and the plot seems predictable and generic. I do think it is too early to judge though so I still have hopes it could get better and prove our "predictable" and "boring" comments wrong, but the promo for the next episode makes me think that it won't happen soon. Maybe next week?? lmaoo

Wow, love O2O was my first cdrama and though I never became a fan Zheng Shuang I had some respect despite knowing she was quite hated. I also have watched the first four episodes of wonderful little forest because I saw Seven and Steven were there and then I noticed she was there too and it was cute, she seemed to care a lot for those kids. But after all that's been going on in the past day regarding her ex, her children, the way she wanted to throw them away, I am so EXTREMELY disappointed. Just how can you say that about your own children. I think she has the right to choose not to participate in raising them (not that I agree with her, but she has the right) but, if her ex is willing to shoulder the responsibility of raising those kids without her the least she could do is sign a paper that allows them back into the country so that they can continue to be raised by their father. I don't care if she doesn't give money, never shows up in their lives, never is there for her kids but it's way out of line to purposely be uncooperative in the procedures of allowing them back into China so that they can be raised by their father. Because of her selfishness they may be forced to be given up for adoption even though their father is perfectly capable and willing to raise them. I just feel so sorry towards those kids for having such an irresponsible and selfish Mother. Although not much is confirmed, what has been said so far is just too shocking.

hahahha yess, I'm excited to say the least lmaoo :))

I just came back after reading the comments for season 2 and LMAOOO my expectations went right down the drain. I was hoping for teamwork but apparently that ain't there. Character development (especially for Pang)? Also not really there apparently. I take back starting the next season right away, I'll still watch it eventually, but I'm going to let this great season sink in first and watch the next season another time hahahah

ooh I literally just finished this whole season in a day, could not imagine watching this in 2018 and having to wait 2 years for the next part after that ending. Safe to say that I am hooked, this was a cleverly written show and though I haven't seen other Thai dramas other than Hormones 1&2 judging by the comments and backgrounds of the cast they seem like a pretty legendary combination of young Thai actors. Definitely going to start the next season right away, I'm hoping to see them work together this time (the gifted class friendship bond will be interesting) seeing as this season focused a lot on them personally and individually until towards the end.

aw I should re-read it, it was 2017 the last time I re-read it. I also decided to watch this series bc of your comment lmaooo, I know it's not the same but I get the similarities from the synopsis.

OMG late to your comment but I hardly ever see someone who knows Gakuen Alice, one of the first mangas I read ;)

I cried too hahah. I've finished it now but I remember that episode so well. This really was a roller coaster ride of a drama