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Dream and Ozone keep cheating death, isn't anyone wondering how?

Nice looks like the love child of NuNew and Poon lol.

Good point! I debated even writing that, considering the show is almost over. God forbid you should critique a show here, apparently your opinion is only valid if you think every show is a masterpiece.

Personally, I haven't been that into it but increased my rating after watching this episode (10). I even cried watching Tong grieve for Tonkla.

This is the weirdest KBL I've watched, and I've seen Tasty Florida and Ocean Likes Me 😬

Liu is the female lab assistant (or whatever she does there).

Not a fan of Pooh's acting (the first one and this one) but the storyline seems more interesting this time.

The cringe is strong with this one 😬

Thank God I came back to the comments after watching it! I feel so much better.

ok, just watched the preview for next episode, so guess I'm invested again.

I'm having second couple syndrome the more I watch this. If it wasn't for them, I think I'd drop this.

Yes! The part where the mum said she was also disappointed was a real blow. Like what?? You can be afraid for the struggles he may face in life due to other peoples' ignorance, but disappointed?? That was gross.

I paused 3/4 of the way through episode 7 to come to the comments and see if anyone is feeling bored like I am. The show did start off strong, I was pleasantly surprised. But the last couple of episodes are dragging now and I'm losing interest.

I know I’m in the minority, but this is just too cringy for me, so I'm dropping it.

Every trope in one episode, but I'll give it a chance.

No 🙂

Both of the ML's voices are so soft that even in the tense moments, it adds a soothing, comfortable feel to the show.

One of the cringiest I've watched. I dropped it at episode 2, but came back to check out the second couple. Yikes, just as bad as the first.

I actually loved how they handled the last episode. I was so worried that one of them was going to be left behind, devastated and without answers. This way, both were spared the "betrayal" of being lied to and were able to continue on their own paths - except for the whole prep school in Russia part - finally reuniting when both had realized their dream.

Seriously! And the actor (Matt Lee) who plays the bartender is so much better looking than he was in Plus & Minus.