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I agree with Ambitious_96. He can give all the reasons he wants to, but not every person is the same and Shi On is not his brother. For as great of a doctor that Do Han is, this is his limitation: that he sees things in a black/white, diametrically opposite type of way when he lives and works in a world of grey. He then extends this flaw to justify his treatment of Shi On, but in my opinion, each case cannot be the same. His need for assumption is, in other words, his tragic flaw.

Me too. I haven't seen Bridal Mask yet, and I detested all that I watched of 7GCS (though I'm sure that was not his fault). I love his acting here.

LOL. I don't like any reviews done before the show finishes because the page specifically says to review after all the episodes have aired. That's why we have episode reviews...

It's Mandarin that they use. :D

Thanks! I absolutely love him too!!! ^¤^

Even though episode 6 has not been subbed entirely, I'm already pissed off at the spy doctor. How could you consciously do something that dangerous? And poor Shi On, he's going to take the brunt of it and it's not fair. T-T

No problem! I'm sad that you can't get it on your phone. You can watch the videos on YT, though.

Do you have an Android and have you heard the ringtones/alarms for EXO? Kris is my alarm now; he says "Good morning, babe~" I have the English version, but I can get all the versions. If you have Android, go to the app store and go to dodol.pop and EXO Growl for dodol.pop to get the app and the extension for EXO.

This episode was so cute I could barely stand it, but I know that the worst is to come.I almost wish that we didn't get a preview because it kind of spoiled my mood.

I love him so much! Thanks for this!

Oh, it's okay. I generally use italics to emphasize, so I got confused as to the aim of the capitalization. It happens a lot because I'm always studying. I do like the conversation that we are having though. :D

I'm not disagreeing with you here, so I don't know why you need to use all caps. It makes you sound attacking and sarcastic. I didn't say that I didn't like the encouragement parts, I only said that I also liked the side stories as well. If I'm not allowed to have an opinion, then that is a problem.

I wouldn't say "mess", but I agree that they saved too much of some stories till the end. I liked the side stories though because they gave us glimpses of what oir characters had to try to find hope to recover from. That's the reason that I did not give it a 10.

I know, right? I almost turned off the viki comments because I was so disappointed in the ignorance coming from the commenters about the ending. It's very obvious that they missed the objective of this drama because they wre too busy gushing over the male characters and calling Eun Ha vicious names to pay attention to the message.

Let me just say that I'm completely satisfied by the ending of this drama. I loved it, even when I watched it for the second time.

I think you're completely missing the point of the entire drama. It wasn't about the romance or about winning and losing; it was about sticking with it and not letting the past define your present and future. It was about realizing that hope still exists; I felt Color Bar's final song reflected that with the lines about marching and going on. For me, the final performance moved me to tears because I've been there; I've known what it's like to have to try and find hope, even in a world where I would lose all of the time. That is the point of this drama, and that is why it received a 9/10 for me, and that is why I loved the ending. It was realistic, and not overly optimistic. We can move on, the drama tells us, but it doesn't mean that moving on is a piece of cake; for me, that's a great message because it is the truth that teenagers (and even adults) need to hear.

I enjoyed the ending very much and thought it fitting that Sun Woo and Nana did not get together. It's stupid to think that getting over your first love takes two or three days, especially considering that Sun Woo loved SeYi since his childhood. The writers were being realistic, not optimistic, which works fantastically in terms of narrative continuity with the rest of the series.

What I mean by this, of course, is how each of our characters are portrayed as regular people;, even Seol Chan is made to be regular, despite his status as an idol.We see the ups and downs of being teenagers and touched on some serious issues. I liked the sense of pessimistic optimism that the show presents about life--the idea that we all have problems, and they may not all get better, but they can be remedied a bit through friendship (and music). That's why I enjoyed this drama as art reflecting life.

I loved episode 8 and how Liang Xiao Shu handled the reveal that Zhou Zhen's dad is Zhou Da Guan. I felt that, unlike many dramas, where that reveal brings about heartache instantly, at least (for now)Xiao Shu worked hard to keep the peace. I know we'll probably revisit this relationship in later episodes, particularly because we still don't know the mystery surrounding her little brother's death, but I'm glad we don't have a whole lot of angst in the here and now. I'm also glad that the relationship seemed to move forward, and that Gao and Liang are friends again.

This episode was much better than the past ones. I have to admire Puff's acting in the end scene. I felt all of her pain and anger as well. I can't wait for the next episode!

A lot of people disliked episode 11, but I enjoyed the depth that the show portrayed concerning the ultimate rejection of Se Yi toward Sun Woo. I needed to see that so that both of them would have closure on that end. I've been with the OTP since the beginning, so I was glad we were finally closing off this option, especially since it should have been done 2 episodes ago. And while I still ship Nana and Sun Woo, I'm beginning to dislike the pairing because of Sun Woo. He's about as blind as Se Yi is without being cute. Anyway, I can't wait for episode 12, though I wish this weren't the end.