It’s getting boring now. Did they forget about the ghost? It really feels like they did. The only time they seem to mention it is as a reason for them not to hold hands.
Everything is starting to fall into the usual bad clichés. The second male lead is just lingering around and scheming in the background for reasons that make no sense, because at this point, he must know he has no shot.
And the third-act breakup? They had so many more understandable options. They could’ve gone with the whole “my dead friend/boyfriend’s heart is beating inside your chest” conflict, or even the obvious one: the ML touches the FL, sees the ghost because he wants to prove a point, ends up suffering because of it, and then the FL breaks up with him for his own protection. But instead, they chose the Sanju prophecy of all things. Out of everything they could’ve used, *that’s* what they went with for the third-act breakup?
I love that they gave us that real, dark, and traumatizing ending. I’m glad I didn’t spend too much time theorizing because everything went out the window. I was hoping for a bootstrap paradox from the earlier episodes, where Irene is Ai, but this ending works fine too. We need more gl like this.
What’s with that girl an d taking pictures!!! I have a feeling nothing’s actually going to happen with Nalin and Belle, but the optics kids drinking in her house, and her being alone in a room with a minor. With one episode left, anything could happen, but I feel she’ll probably end up getting fired. Plus, her mother likely won’t be around much longer, so she probably won’t need that job as much anymore.
It was a good, light watch not the best in this kind of drama or a major standout, but still enjoyable. They did what most case of the week series do with the teased romance, but here they dragged it out way too much and didn’t give anything until the very, very very end.
There were lots of missed opportunities, especially for a 16-episode drama, and the final case felt pretty underwhelming. Also, the sister jumping to the conclusion that he’s her dad without really knowing anything was a weird leap. With a 16-episode format, it probably would’ve been better if she already knew about his ability, and maybe even the whole family.
A "ch3 series", that’s all I can say about this one. Same pattern as always, interesting premise, you start off hopeful, and then as you keep watching, you realize it’s a waste of time. Donut was extremely cute, and Lilin and IngIng’s relationship is mostly cute too. It’s not the worst, but definitely not one of the best. Hopefully Fullfil breaks the curse.
The series really made me feel sorry for Si. Sure, she’s spoiled, but her parents are just terrible. They indulge her and then just cut her off out of nowhere, with no plan and no solid reason. She got them the lease, yet they cut off her off and excluded her from the celebration party, with no regard for her feelings.
I don’t know if I was just in a slump, but this one really hit the spot. The episodes were great, the pacing flowed smoothly, and so far me it’s the best kdrama I’ve watched in 2026.
I'm surprised Ha Ran jumped to him pretending to her boyfriend rather than the creepier option of him reading…
I think it’s because of the way he talks, is similar to the messages from back then. It’s not just his knowledge of the conversation, but how he converses.
This is really bad, but somehow I still find some moments enjoyable. Ch3 with these series, they have disney tween and lifetime level writing and acting, yet here I am watching week after week.
Heart Code came out of nowhere and turned out to be such a great series. It has one of the best endings I’ve ever seen in a gl everything wraps up neatly, nothing feels forced or abrupt, and the pacing stays solid throughout the whole show.
Thai gl has been blurring the lines around consent for a while now, but this time it’s straight-up grape with no sa trigger warning or anything. Are they really that tone-deaf?
Wow, I’m so glad no one ruined the ending for me. It’s a fitting end, because by the end I was more on Kwan’s side than anyone else. I can’t make excuses for the cold-blooded murder Korn committed, and her adopted sister went along with it.
Everything is starting to fall into the usual bad clichés. The second male lead is just lingering around and scheming in the background for reasons that make no sense, because at this point, he must know he has no shot.
And the third-act breakup? They had so many more understandable options. They could’ve gone with the whole “my dead friend/boyfriend’s heart is beating inside your chest” conflict, or even the obvious one: the ML touches the FL, sees the ghost because he wants to prove a point, ends up suffering because of it, and then the FL breaks up with him for his own protection. But instead, they chose the Sanju prophecy of all things. Out of everything they could’ve used, *that’s* what they went with for the third-act breakup?
There were lots of missed opportunities, especially for a 16-episode drama, and the final case felt pretty underwhelming. Also, the sister jumping to the conclusion that he’s her dad without really knowing anything was a weird leap. With a 16-episode format, it probably would’ve been better if she already knew about his ability, and maybe even the whole family.
Anyway, best I can give it is a 7/10.