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I will always love this drama. I am not looking forward to ep 24 but I know it will work out after. I don't want Sang Yan hurt again. She said she would never hurt him. I haven't seen it yet but this time I am sure she didn't say anything hateful.

I am rewatching ep 23 since it is out on Netflix then I will decide if I will watch 24 tonight.

I am scared to watch. I feel upset already. Sang Yan 😭 He doesn't deserve this again!

He does! Let's help him.

But have people watched ep 24 already?

This is what I mean. But I think when some say slow burn they mean the episodes spend time on the meaningful scenes. I am not sure. But when I hear slow burn I think of the dramas the couples are enemies till close to the end when they get together. I love second chance romance because they have already been in a relationship.

No! That is so bad. After all that about not hurting Sang Yan again.

I am nervous going into the big confrontation with evil uncle. I don't want Sang Yan to get hurt.

I am sure they will keep the pace. They are going into the big confrontation now with the evil uncle.

And the reason I don't find it slow burn is because they have a history together and I feel as if they are already connected. But I know what you mean. Each episode is feels focused on one thing then it moves graduallly into the next.

And I rewatch them. Right now I am obsessed with ep 22.

Me too! My heart is full of Sang Yan!

When does she do that?

The actress who played her mother should do the same.

Maybe just rewatch ep 22 and go to sleep. That is what I did last night!

Some people want more angst and conflicts. LMLMV is such a feel good cozy drama. I loved the music too.

I was nervous when I saw her working in an empty office. In the book she asked Sang Yan to pick her up after work unless he was working late. Personally, I would have been nervous in that building to even go in the elevator alone. Perhaps this is how the producer or director creates suspense for drama's sake. The fact that she worked late in a building that the uncle-in-law was the security guard does not define who she is. She is so much more. The main thing is that YiFan as a character is brave for taking control of her life from a family that mentally abused her. She left. She hurt Sang Yan in the process. She felt he would be better off without her in his life. This reminds me of the ML in Lighter &. Princess who told the FL he didn't love her because he knew what he was about to do would send him to jail. Then when they met again, the FL put herself in the same company he was in and she didn't push him or make demands. She was simply just there. This is so much like what Sang Yan did moving into her apartment.

I am fully invested in TFF. The little things that don't make sense do not take away from the main concepts of the drama. It is beautiful to see the selfless love Sang Yan has for YiFan. And it is heartbreaking to see how YiFan struggled in her life. And it is heartwarming to see how they find each other again. Now I am waiting to see YiFan's final confrontation with her mother. She needs to close the book on that chapter in her life. There is no redemption for her mother. No excuse.

I felt bad for Sang Yan that she hurt him back then but I also understood that she went through trauma. When I saw him doing everything for her while she kept her emotions locked up, I wanted her to start doing special things for him. Thank goodness she decided to chase him and started opening up to him. I loved that he didn't push her. All he did was love her with no demands. Those who say this is overrated are entitled to what they feel. It is Sang Yan's selfless love that makes me love this.

The episodes feel like 10 mins long. I can never believe it was 45 mins when it ended. I can never get enough.

Someone posted an edit with the crossover of HL and TFF at the wedding reception. It was fun to see. I think this was posted yesterday.