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Rather than the actual age, maybe because they Sang Zhi was shown initially "like" an elementary student and then Jia Xu in adult form.

If the much younger Sang Zhi was played by Zhao Lu Si too I wouldn't be bothered.

I think second ml and first fl got more chemistry. ml and fl is way too comfortable to have romantic relationship.. imo

I watched and loved it but I would be lying if I said I wasn't bothered with the age gap when it began.

I honestly thought that Zhang Lu Rang's mom will be a hurdle to their relationship towards the end.. because after watching too many dramas c-dramas they tend to bring out the disaster almost at the ending which leaves a bitter taste.. but they didn't and it's such a refreshing ending.

In my experience, being together for 9 years does not really mean he cannot move on from that relationship. I was in a 5 year relationship and my ex got married just a few months after our break-up. LOL

I guess the censorship about time travel is real in China. They gave the same ending like The Day of Becoming you, apparently because of censorship.
I think it took them too long to be together.. but still sweet. The wedding scene felt real and it's one of my fave scenes throughout

Yep, that's why I said Ma Tan trying to be a commoner was the entertainment not the actor himself.
I like the ML by himself. FL was annoying for my taste. But towards the end became bearable since she doesn't scream as much unlike the first few eps

I always liked Siwan playing someone crazy. Like that sweet face can be scary too.

But my question was how did he get to infect the pilot's lunch. I don't recall a scene where they revealed that

I agree. I always believe some are just crazy for no reason

Gaus Electronics or maybe A sound of your Heart

I kinda agree with the ending of "On your Wedding Day" since the words he said really left a scar on her, it's like unreversible. And even if they do end up together, the time they argue is when that topic about regret will always come out.
As far as I remember here, their friendship for how many years became questionable because it's like they don't know each other well when they had a misunderstanding. They can still resolve their argument imo.

I kinda agree with the ending of "On your Wedding Day" since the words he said really left a scar on her, it's like unreversible. And even if they do end up together, the time they argue is when that topic about regret will always come out.
As far as I remember here, their friendship for how many years became questionable because it's like they don't know each other well when they had a misunderstanding. They can still resolve their argument imo.

I enjoyed watching "Business Proposal" because it entertained me. I didn't care about the plot being average but the cast and directing delivered and did not bore me. Not the very best but definitely eye catching for those who wanted a light watch. Today's webtoon is very unrelatable despite having "Slice of life' as tag. Though I can't judge completely because I dropped it at episode 3. Believe me, I tried to move on from that episode but failed. Not everybody has the passion to work hard, and not every hard work especially in a corporate job results to great outcome. So I can't really connect with Maeum because I'm like Joonyoung who already did my best yet others still believe I can do more. It's exhausting.

1st episode was overwhelming and very fast paced, then the rest got better. I think Baek Ma Tan and Aziz carried the whole show. And Ma Tan trying to be a commoner was entertaining. Other characters were also funny but not really memorable. I would have given it 9.5 out of 10 if they excluded the female lead character in the drama. Her character brings the mood of the drama down or is it the because the actress is trying to be funny. idk

It's an interesting show except when the FL shows up on screen and opens her mouth. Her acting comes unnatural and her dialogue doesn't deliver either. I sincerely want to skip the scenes where she discourages Jin Jeong when they are in a fickle, especially when she says "Give up, we can't do anything about it" then quickly agrees with him when it's for her own benefit.
Jinjeong's squad and their antics are what entertains me.. the antagonists though, very very predictable because they casted actors well known for being a villain in their previous dramas.

The pace of the drama is great, it doesn't bore you yet it doesn't go very fast to the point you miss details. There are transitions and scenes here that are predictable (referencing to the chief prosecutor falling from the building and others).. at this point I don't know if the director is doing it on purpose. I mean it's a Law drama so I kind of expected that it would also be mysterious at some parts.

You can be cheerful at the beginning... but after you realize that you'll be doing the same 8-5 routine for the rest of your youth is messing me up.

It can be but kinda obvious. That's why Cafe Minamdang was a big let down for me... since the antagonist was so obvious.

Mouse is mind-blowing. It kinda hurts the brain a bit though. But if you liked Big Mouse then Mouse is definitely recommended.

I think they gave too much on episode 1 that the rest of the episodes felt bland. Too bland that I can't move on.

I'm in episode 16, it's been a few months now I think and I still cannot finish it. LOL