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I loved episode 15, but episode 16's preview looks awesome! I really hope that Ren Wei's parents won't conspire to screw up Jia En and Liu Chuan. I think eventually Ren Wei will understand that he's more like a brother to her and realize that she is getting older and needs to make her own choices.

Actually, I'm glad. I thought 33 was too much, considering where we are in the story. But yes, 22 (with a possible 24; this was on koala's preview of episode 15 post). That's also according to the Chinese wiki for this drama. :)

A well-acted, well-written drama that asked very poignant and beautiful questions about society without being in-your-face about it. It showed struggle and persistence, perseverance and growth. Most of all, it showed that a person is their own. That will stick with me forever. :)

I'm just saying, but haters can go join Manager Park. :)

Wow, that's an interesting thought. I'm sad that he's probably a baddie. I wanted him to be good so that Jin Yi could have a cutie too. Well, maybe she'll end up with our lawyer.

The only thing I wish they had shown was Yoon Jae eating Reese's Pieces. THAT would have been even more golden!

I'm definitely watching You're All Surrounded (because LSG, CSW and Go Ara are all awesome!)! I'm slated to watch Doctor Stranger, but JSY is a blemish on this drama already. Lee Jong Suk is lovely and sexy as hell, but I'm not sure dealing with her will make this drama worth it, as it has a pretty contrived plot in the first place.

Watched it subbed this morning! That kiss...\(^o^)/ I'm scared, though; I hope Show doesn't turn Jin Yi into a meanie; one of the reasons I love this drama (besides the food and the eye candy) was that Jin Yi and Soo Kyung got along well with each other. I hope Show doesn't ruin that in the last two episodes.

I loved this drama so much! It was refreshing, had great characters, and was interlaced with such great meta and allusion throughout (particularly the E.T. references). There has never been a drama where I have liked both the female and the male lead equally before now; both Jun Ji Hyun and Kim Soo Hyun delivered their parts with mastery. One scene in episode 21 that displayed this was the scene on the balcony; neither was looking at the other, yet they played off the others' emotions. They had such great chemistry. I can't say enough about this show. It made me smile, giggle, laugh uproariously, and cry passionately. 10/10 for me.

Three Days is my definite choice; I plan to watch the others, but maybe not as currently airings. It all depends on schedule for me.

Thanks. :)

Wow! Episode 7 was great! Can't wait for next week! I'm still fighting for Souta and Erena, though. :)

I was really impressed with episode 14. I loved that Jia En proactively told Liu Chuan how she felt. I adored the way she did it; he needed to know that despite his having to sacrifice his principles, she didn't look at him as a bad guy. The breaking of the mirrors part made me cry.

I just started watching Iwatobi Swim Club... *_* I agree; this should be a drama.

I'm afraid of failing and making things awkward. I believe that sometimes it's best to bask in the shadow rather than languish in the light.

Thanks. Lol, I'm determined to get my feelings to go away, but so far, that hasn't happened. I don't ever plan on telling him anyway. :)

Thanks for your answer. I know it was a weird question to ask, but because I am a noona who no one notices, it's hard for me. I used to not want to be with anyone younger, but then I fell for someone younger. To be honest, I was afraid that you might feel that way about people in real life who really can't control with whom they fall in love. (Sorry for sharing, lol).

Can I ask you a question? Why do you hate noona romances? I'm just curious because do you just hate them in dramas or do you really hate them in real life?

Evidently, his birthday is now in July; that means I'm his noona now! Dongsaeng, come to me~ *grabby hands*

Thanks for this! As I diehard Oguri Shun fan, I'm glad you pointed out some of his works that I haven't seen yet! My first drama was Hana Kimi, so I was hooked on him from the start. I really like his role in Gokusen as Uchi as well. I think he's supremely talented and versatile. I can't wait to see what's to come from him. It's hard to believe he's done so much, yet he's only 31.