John Smith

This drama is really good. It has all the things you want in a drama. I am sure there are a few naysayers out there who might wrongly disagree, but they are in the minority. I will say that if you love law dramas in such a way that you only have eyes for them, you might be disappointed by how dynamic this drama is. I think the benefits far outweigh the risks of starting this drama.

I agree. I have seen quite a few Chinese dramas and I could probably describe 95% of the FLs by saying dainty. She stands out (literally since she is 5-9).

The drama just keeps getting better and better. It gracefully tiptoes into different genres like a ballet dancer. I do think they are finally understanding that more Kim Ji Eun is a good thing. The drama seems to be working towards a second season, which is fine with me. It seems like everyone involved had no idea how good this drama was going to be, and were caught off guard. It is definitely deserving of a second season.

Zhao Yao Ke (FL) reminds me of Lee Da Hee. Both obviously beautiful and noticeably tall for an actress (or most females). The drama so far (episode 10) is a pretty easy watch.

I assume you are making an attempt at humor, but that is not very nice.

I think there is a chance.

I would like to see a drama special based on this.

Jin Zi Xuan has one of the most genuine, engaging, and disarming smiles. Her character is radiant, but does not come across as over the top.

One really weird drama. The saving grace was the three FLs and their interactions. Twelve episodes were much too short to try to tell three complicated stories. Actually, six complicated stories. Three love stories, and three love-adjacent stories. I would have liked to see three volumes of 12 episodes with one volume for each FL, or much more focus on the three FLs friendship. The stories in theory were interesting, but did not have time to develop enough to make me invested in all that was going on. Maybe I expected more because it was not a movie, and got less because it was only 12 episodes. I thought it was okay, and worth checking out.

Are we watching the same drama? The gym guy caused a crazy scene outside during the family meeting. She has never given him a chance to say much of anything about how he truly feels. She knows nothing much about the real gym guy and he knows nothing about the real Pan Xiao Chen. This drama is too short for all the things happening in that couple's relationship.
I find most of the stories unbelievable, even in the confines of a drama. The one thought that keeps popping up is "what are these people thinking?" I like the FLs (actresses) and I want to see how it turns out for them. Maybe the best ending for this drama would be an open ending for each FL.

I think we all have double standards because standards are supposed to be concrete and humanity is not.

I feel like it should not go well for all three in the end. All kind of rules being broken. Should you really be asking your bro to seduce your girlfriend? Guys have a tendency not to be able to pull out of situations, but stop if it is becoming too real (gym guy) and stop the act if you are regretting it (boyfriend). Should the girlfriend try to be the better person and respect their seven year relationship instead of trying to use teen psychology to teach him a lesson? I think that being in a seven year relationship is really what is difficult to wrap my mind around. They act like they have been dating for seven months with the lack of expressing their true feelings, mind games, and insecurities. Apparently I like overtly silly situations.

The end of episode three when they are drinking and Baek Ma Ri says she is pretty and Cheon Ji Hun takes off his glasses to verify and nonchalantly states she is pretty and he did not realize it.

There is a discussion about his problem below (no pun intended). I think it is less serious than being sterile because no one really is acting like it is that serious. I think some sort of stress (relationship) related sexual dysfunction. The whole scenario is odd because everyone knows what is going on, yet no one knows everything. They are all encouraging and discouraging feelings.
I do agree that there is a lot of visual talent (my term) in this drama.

I also liked her from The Best Partner, and was pleasantly surprised to see her in this. I think her story is interesting, but a bit ridiculous in how it is being delivered to the viewer. I know it is only 12 episodes (pace), but the comedic and mysterious tone strikes me as off compared to their actual relationship. Wang Jun is (insert any synonym for foolish).

Emily Dickinson wrote "the heart wants what the heart wants, or else it does not care." I can say I like this drama, and am interested in how it will all turn out, but it gives me a weird vibe. Having three beautiful FLs make it a much easier watch.

Although possible, sterile implies a permanence that no one (ML, doctor, gym trainer) really seemed to suggest. I thought it was the stress that built up in the seven year relationship because they have issues but seemed to not properly address them. Stress can cause (temporary) sexual dysfunction.

I have watched through episode six, and can see where some might not think it is up to par with other dramas. I think the drama is a bit weird, but still trying to figure out if that is a good thing or not.

Although Chinese dramas rarely show overtly sexual scenes (if at all), I think the boyfriend's problem may be impotence. There was a scene in the beginning during the role-play where he went to take a pill and seemed flustered when she called it off. Plus the description of his problem could also be interpreted as such. It seems pretty clear through half the episodes (6/12) that she is not interested in the gym guy. Pan Xiao Chen seems to be trying to teach both of them a lesson when it is clear that she has lessons to learn herself.

That being said, the characters and the various plots are weird. I am interested, but still trying to figure out if it is good weird or bad weird.

It is.

I finished this drama yesterday and felt like I was watching the drama with safety rails. I am pretty sure the drama wanted me to feel high highs and low lows, but they never really came across as such. It was good, and I liked the main leads, but just did not click for me in a way I hoped it would.

I would like to say that makeup teams do not do any justice to Ju Jing Yi. Too pale. I know that is the standard for historical dramas (especially to differentiate between high and lower classes), but if you are going to have people flying across rooftops and courtyards, fighting with multiple stab and arrow wounds, punching/kicking people 20 meters, and other unbelievable stuff, can we also get a tinge of sun-kiss on characters too? It is to Ju Jing Yi and other actresses like Dilraba's credit that their beauty comes across no matter how ghostly they may look.