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i kinda hate the time travel, parallel universe…

i kinda hate the time travel, parallel universe plots as they tend to be all over the place & they confusing, sometimes they not done well & by the end u r frustrated even if u did figure everything out what was going on. so was a bit iffy going into this ep - but interesting 1st ep. the only bit i was confused about - which time period were we in?!?? given the wardrobe - even though they were in the country side - it's hard to understand if we modern times or in the 1900? 1800? what.. wish that was clearer. *****************************************************************************************************************************************also get that Kram goes back in time (3 yrs) after losing Phupha, only to encounter Thai who lost a bf that looked like Kram 3yrs prior to that - yet when they met each other in the forest - Thai didn't act like he recognized Kram & as they live in the same area, Kram or his father never encounter this doubleganger?!? what am i missing?!? hope this explained ******************anyway hope that when Kram goes back, he is able to save Phupha from his "father", also Thai kinda crazy scary - idk how or why Kram gonna stomach him, let alone fall for him.

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Lonely Road goes viral😂🤣

Pei is counting the money he will get from losses to find out that videos of frustrated players have gone viral and it is successful.😂🤣 To counter his success he fills the company with more misfits that get outrageous salaries, high end benefits and maximum time off. It is strictly forbidden to work overtime. The workaholic is at a loss because he never gets a specific job and can’t get past level two of their game.😂 Pei’s special assistant’s eye rolls make him grin and become more audacious in hiring techniques. He is still trying to figure out how Lonely Road became successful and asks his friend why. He was told because of the rebellious streak in gamers. So after brainstorming with his friend the next game will be Divine General Pact.

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The founding of Tengda

We are introduced to Pei who has been let go from his job for being too candid about his opinions. They have suggested he ponder his thoughts elsewhere. He finds himself in a private plane being offered a very unique job. He is to create a business that loses money. There is a specific set of rules as to what is not allowed, but otherwise he is guaranteed 5k or however much the company loses as his salary. He has already decided the company name— Tengda. Pei decides their first project will be a game. He brings his best friend and a gamer onboard to help him design the game. You just have to see it to believe it.😂🤣 The actors playing it do an excellent job and it is guaranteed to have you laughing hysterically at their game experience.😂🤣 I laughed hard enough to bring tears to my eyes and can’t wait to see what’s next.

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the fact Jeong Yeon still carrying a torch…

the fact Jeong Yeon still carrying a torch for Yu Geon, after find out that he basically used him as a test subject to write a paper on.. says how Yu Geon got under his skin. it turns his manipulations, very dark & diabolical, the fact he was doing his "experiment" trying to change Jeong Yeon for the good & not evil, doesn't make what he did ok. *********************************but the main question is how was he effected??? was he effected?!?? cause until the end, where u see Myeong Jin looking at Yu Geon's computer screen in wonder... (not having the translation, can only guess) that, that red dot indicated his own emotions?? does it mean that his motivation by the end wasn't just to use Jeong Yeon? that he had developed feelings?!? - idk what to feel as this was a very psychologically loaded plot & yet there isn't enough time to explore the subject & what is going on with the mains... or so it feels to me - donno what i expect in the last ep. hope it aint a rushed wrap up job.

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One Stars

in the previous ep, i mentioned how uneasy i was with the fact that Yu Geon was not only Jeong Yeon's senior, but also his tutor. that gives him authority over Jeong Yeon, the power dynamic is off & given Jeong Yeon being a troubled teen, Yu Geon with the tough love would have a bigger hold on him. so not shocking he fell in-love & is still not over his 1st love. ***************the fact Yu Geon rejected the confession is a good thing - given everything i mentioned above, makes me breath easier watching this. cause if he had acted on Jeong Yeon's confession, it would give me groomer vibes & i aint here for that -

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EP.6 : 0 complaints. The editing, character…

EP.6 : 0 complaints. The editing, character development, storytelling, and script were on point. So far, so good! The writer hasn't used any annoying tropes I usually avoid. The direction of these characters is exactly what I hoped for. It’s so much fun watching this trio without love triangle drama. Even though Eunho acts upset about the fox’s desire to become human, she’s actually more concerned about the 8-tailed's future than her path to becoming a Gumiho again. She spends so much of her time in episode 6 worrying that the 8-tailed will make the wrong choice and have to live with regret later on. The 8-tailed is so adorable. She quietly follows the bickering duo around, playing and enjoying herself without constantly seeking attention. As for Siyeol, when there’s no tension between his friends (Eunho and 8-tailed) his natural kindness and gentlemanly side can truly shine without him feeling awkward or stuck in the middle. In the previous episode, they were giving old married couple vibes, but in this one, they’re so parents with a daughter. "You're the only person in the world on my side. I don't have any friends or family I can rely on. You're all I have” -Siyeol“If you really died, I'd kill you ” -Eunho.. 🫠

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“When Winter Finally Melts: Episode 9 of Spring Fever in Full Bloom” 🌸

Episode 9 of Spring Fever is the kind of episode fans dream of—the one that feels generous, emotionally rich, and deeply rewarding. It truly had everything, and it delivered each beat with intention and heart.What stands out most is how emotionally complete the episode feels. The long-teased backstory development finally comes into focus, adding depth without dragging the pacing down. The conflict surrounding the mother and her lies, which could have easily been stretched into needless angst, is instead resolved quickly and thoughtfully. That choice makes the story feel mature and refreshing—pain is acknowledged, truths are faced, and healing is allowed to begin rather than endlessly postponed.The episode also shines in its handling of younger love. The high schoolers’ confession is tender and sincere, capturing that raw, brave honesty of first love. It adds warmth and contrast to the narrative, reminding us that love in Spring Fever exists at every stage, each with its own courage and vulnerability.And then there’s the main couple—finally, gloriously, openly dating. Watching the ML and FL step into the light together is incredibly satisfying. Their relationship doesn’t just progress in name, but in intimacy and emotional closeness. The quiet moments, the shared smiles, the unspoken understanding—it all feels earned. Their chemistry softens into something deeper and more stable, showing love not just as passion, but as comfort and choice.Perhaps the most beautiful arc in Episode 9 is the FL’s transformation. Her visual and emotional progression is handled with stunning symbolism. The woman who once hid behind black clothing and constant misery now begins to smile, to breathe, to wear colour. The ice around her heart slowly melts, and what replaces it is exactly what the drama’s title promises: spring. You can feel it in her expressions, in her posture, in the way she starts to believe in happiness again. Her heart, once frozen, now blooms with flowers.Episode 9 is Spring Fever at its absolute best—emotional, healing, romantic, and full of growth. It doesn’t just move the plot forward; it lets the characters blossom. A truly beautiful, satisfying episode that lingers long after the screen fades to black. 🌸

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Dealing with family while sorting out life

No wonder Tiaga doesn’t want to go home. He relates most to his mom’s cooking and this brings back fond memories. His older brother is the dutiful son and man of family since dad passed. He resents his brother leaving to ‘find himself’ while he has taken on the family responsibilities. This shows clearly when he can’t have a nice thing to say to his brother except add salt to the wounds for not living up to the running hype of an athlete and calling part time work in a restaurant progress. Even his mom’s attempt at comforting as he was leaving showed how little expectation she had of him excelling in anything. Rin’s experience is similar. She has a career she wants, but she does not excel in that field. Her mom means well, but she wants Rin to lose her ‘hobby’ and get a stable job even if her daughter hates it. She also wants to match her with a nice Korean boy. I enjoy how Tiaga and Rin share food, customs and support each other. Her warm flavored candy proved to be a comfort for him too. His boss is training him to run his own restaurant. He sees a capable person and he shares his experiences with Tiaga. A friend brings someone with him that is interested in Taiga’s cooking. A path of cooking for athletes may be opening up. This drama moved the romance too quickly, but it’s doing a nice job of showing how they learn about each other’s heritage through food and their growing appreciation of each other for just being who they are.

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Her shields form an alliance to protect her and the people want Gil Dong to lead revolt

It was not a wayward arrow that killed her father, but he was not made prey as first led to believe. The emperor saw what he wanted to see in a drug induced hallucination. He was horrified by what he did.The arrow that should have pierced the Prince’s heart was stopped by his life pendant. His kindness to his little bro and the returned kindness saved his life. The Prince and second son save her by cooperating to plant an arrow where Ms Hong said she tossed it. Both were brave and faced death for what they did. The Prince gives words about his health so the second son can relay it verbatim to her. They relay back and forth how to handle things so she won’t kill herself or act rashly. The Prince uses strong trees and humor to make her not dwell on who got her arrow. He wants her to want to live and not harbor guilt for him. The people are mourning the death of the last honorable magistrate from the court. She spoke so plainly how his own family could not cry out at the injustice of his death or let their mourning be heard lest his majesty be disturbed by it. Her agony and the sympathy of both her shields is palpable this episode. They determine to keep her safe from the powers that be and are united in their noble cause. The emperor has been out for days because of the drug and is becoming a living corpse as the secretary wants. Originally I pitied the emperor being surrounded by such vipers, but after his treatment of the magistrate’s son and his own brother, he deserves them. It is obvious that weak whiny boy couldn’t shoot an arrow across the courtyard much less the distance HongSi did. The men cannot fathom a woman having that much skill. The people are asking for Gil Dong to lead a revolt and are asking her directly to lead the charge.The prince confronts his brother and boldly states the one endangering him is his majesty. The blade is drawn and for the third time the Prince is asked to repeat what he said. The second son witnesses the soul swap and Ms Hong again finds herself with a blade at her throat but this time as the prince. She has quickly figured out the situation but I am curious what she is going to say to the emperor next episode.

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