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I've watched 13 episodes and I'm still not sure what this drama is about. There isn't really much of a plot. The description says Shu Wei is seeking to find the person who answered his question correctly but that doesn't come up as a part of the plot at all. Also, the male lead character doesn't make sense to me. I don't understand his actions and it felt too sudden when he started to like the female lead. Don't think I'll be continuing this drama.

The movie is basically a long episode to wrap up the story. I have mixed feelings about the 3rd season and the movie but both are still worth watching if you enjoy seasons 1 and 2. I love Code Blue and like most people, I wouldn't mind another movie or special with the original four doctors.

Mi Na getting her promotion taken away by Yin Ge Li was probably the most heartbreaking part of the drama. More so than her losing Yi Fan.

This drama is about friendship and love. If you want pure romance, you might not enjoy this as much. How the ending happened for the main leads was appropriate in my opinion. It was more realistic that after ten years, they are different people and it would be unwise to get into a relationship right away. I enjoyed the focus on the friendship between the woman and how their friendship was the thing that made them most happy, no so much their love life or significant others. Overall, it's worth watching but may not be everyone's cup of tea.

For me, it was interesting from the start but the storylines for each character are a little slow. I'm glad I stuck it out.

This movie! It accomplishes its job of taking you back to your high school days and the crushes you had. Watch it if you're into nostalgia.

The jump into the main character's high school story felt a little forced so it sorta wrecked my impression going into the film. I still enjoyed it a lot. It's really good. The ending was cheesy but I didn't mind.

Midway through this movie, I wondered if I should finish it. I wasn't invested in the characters or the story. By the time I got to the end, it surprised me. This movie ain't bad.

Decent romantic comedy that's worth the watch if you're in the mood. It's a colorful and visually appealing film.

Hiroko said that Itsuki never actually asked her to marry him. I wonder if he knew deep down he may not have loved her for the right reasons or that she still reminded him too much of his first love.

I was surprised that I liked it. It starts out a little cheesy but it was pretty entertaining all the way to the end. Love Ayase Haruka and Nishijima Hidetoshi.

Great movie. Can be a little hard to get into but you'll be glad you stuck with it to the end. Definitely recommend!

Nai was almost too perfect to the point of annoying me a little. He was pretty much the same person throughout the entire lakorn. Nok was a little much but I didn't think she was this terrible person. She is spoiled but she was pretty kind to everyone else. It took a while to warm up to her mom but I was more frustrated with her dad. He was a lot more insensitive to her about the divorce and wanting to get married quickly with a much younger woman. I did ship the mom and dad getting back together. Khae and her mom got off pretty easily imo. Overall, I did enjoy it. It was frustrating but not as much compared to other similar lakorns. Lots of sweet scenes between the two main leads and they had really good chemistry in here. James is more convincing in his roles now. I would have liked their history to be fleshed out more. How did Nai continue to like her when she was pretty clear she didn't like him from the moment they met as kids? More of this and less grandma and Khae scenes since Khae was kinda a useless character in the last 2 episodes.

I only watched this for Dome. He looked good in this lakorn but I didn't like his character. I wished he had affirmed the nang'ek more in her efforts. She may be naive and careless but she was trying to succeed in area that wasn't her greatest passion. She had a duty to serve her family and he manipulated her to depend on him. The storyline was just ok and the childhood romance thing was overdoing it a bit for me. I did enjoy the storyline with their friends.

I was surprised by this one. The storyline and the two leads are much more relatable and realistic than from other lakorns. It's not a bad thing but just different and refreshing. Their relationship is a bit slow paced but it was nice to see two people who just care about each other as friends and eventually more. Would have liked it more if it was shorter.

One of the few lakorns where I enjoyed the two leads more as I watched it. They were mature, wise, and understanding. I'm not a fan of James because he just looks really young for some of his roles but I thought this one was a good fit for him. Mangmao was likeable and not the passive, too nice type of nang'ek. The storyline can be hard to understand if you're not familiar with Thai history and culture. It took a few episodes for me to get a grasp of all the characters. The battle scenes were repetitive and longer than they needed to be. It's about half romance and half historical drama with some comedy. Good pacing of the romance and good chemistry between the two leads. Would recommend to watch.

This lakorn has some potential. I liked the first half and struggled to finish it. There wasn't a lot of character development except for one. It is a typical storyline about good and bad people so pretty predictable.