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The Science of Falling in Love
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May 22, 2025
24 of 24 episodes seen
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Overall 10
Story 10
Acting/Cast 10
Music 10
Rewatch Value 10
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I LOVE SCIENCE NOW!!

Ahhhh, I've finally finished this amazing drama...Do u guys know smth I've seen this drama before, and i have really come across it a lot of times, but didn't dare to watch it as i wasn't really in the right vibe to watch it, but this past few days, i suddenly clicked on it as I didn't really have anything to lose if i did, so i just clicked, but GUYS I really regretted not watching it those times I saw it, it was too good of a drama for me (people) to have skipped..i really enjoyed this drama so much.. (p.s this was actually my next cdrama in a while after i finished The first frost). But now, lemme start by talking bout the characters..First, we have our leads Xiao He & Su Chengcheng, and these two are childhood friends who seperated but met again at college with the other recognising the other, but that other didn't recognise him...u will hear of the reasons as u watch...but their CHEMISTRY is really amazing (Su Chengcheng fell first)...despite the three year gap they have irl....the next set of leads ur focus should be on are Gu Chen & Xixi, and for those two u can say their own love involves around them living in the same apartment, and bumping into each other and those stuffs we all know...(Gu Chen fell first)..Together, these characters navigate the intersection of science and emotion, attempting to quantify love while experiencing its unpredictable nature firsthand.

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Ongoing 1/10
The Ex-Morning
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by Earth
May 22, 2025
1 of 10 episodes seen
Ongoing 0
Overall 8.0
Story 7.5
Acting/Cast 8.5
Music 7.5
Rewatch Value 7.5

A solid start - the Krist-Singto magic is back

Yaay!!! Finally Krist-Singto are back ...and they are back with what seems like a good script, enough potential for mushy moments and a slice of real-life ...The chemistry is still bang on and delicious.....this definitely promises to be an action-packed and entertaining show

Just a quick observation - Is it just me, or did they seem a tad awkward for that first peck on the cheeks?? Also, it was nice to see that gentle kiss, almost felt like we are back to the SOTUS days..:D

BL-needle score: 7. Reasonable Bl-ness so far

I don't think a lot needs to be said about the anticipation this show created, since most of us would anyway turn up to just gawk at the legendary pair.....beyond the chemistry of Krist-Singto, the show promises to be well-scripted and a mostly light-hearted story so far. Even though a weather forecast anchor with his own screaming fan club is a tad umm....extreme, I admit...but with looks like Krist's, well, it's at least not unimaginable....:P

I'm also betting that the show will likely have a slice of reality (read muck) from the entertainment-news media sector...the mad competition, the star tantrums, the realities of people behind the camera, etc. I'm glad that Krist took on a character which has more than its fair share of shadow elements...also, I'm sure as the show reveals more we will learn why Padtaphi turned out to be the way he is and what really transpired between him and Tamtawan....


For now, I will be glued on. :D

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Crazy Love
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May 22, 2025
16 of 16 episodes seen
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Overall 5.0
Story 5.0
Acting/Cast 10
Music 5.0
Rewatch Value 2.0

Amusing at times, but over all not for me

May 2025
Generally, this was an OK watch, but I have to admit that if the ML had been someone less watchable in my eyes, I might have dropped it.

KJW is a great actor; he can do anything, from silly, shy, naive, to mean and terrifying. His side eye and comic timing is great, too. All (and only) that, kept me engaged.

Many of the characters were hard work, and it went on too long, with some scenes feeling unnecessary.

The FL character went from insanely put upon, to manicly fierce, and I didn't find it believable. Her ability to carry on functioning pretty much as normal, given her diagnosis, was a step too far. Even with that, I found her hard to like. No problem with the actress, though.

Not awful, but not memorable either. I completed it a short while ago, but am behind on reviews... have forgotten much of it already!

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Only Boo!
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May 22, 2025
12 of 12 episodes seen
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Overall 9.0
Story 9.0
Acting/Cast 9.0
Music 10
Rewatch Value 9.0

The Fluffy BL Series I Didn't Know I Needed

Only Boo is such a refreshingly cute, fluffy, and lighthearted BL series. It follows Kang and Moo, who randomly cross paths when Moo gets sent by his mom to a rural area to study. Kang works at the school canteen and is into arts, while Moo is a high schooler dreaming of becoming an idol, passionate about dancing and music.

It’s a light rom-com that moves at a nice pace, and what I love most is how unpredictable it is. I honestly didn’t expect much going in. I thought it would be another typical high school BL with a cliché storyline but it surprised me in the best way.

One of the things I really appreciated is how fast Kang and Moo realize their feelings for each other. No unnecessary 8-episode buildup. Just genuine emotions from the start.

Kang and Moo are such lovable characters with amazing chemistry. They really feel like a real couple, so much physical touch, acts of service, and quality time. And the side couple? Just as adorable and in sync.

The cast is also age-appropriate, which adds a layer of realism. For a group of fresh faces in their first series, they did an amazing job. It's refreshing to see that kind of authenticity.

Moo’s flirting and confidence had me giggling the whole time, whoever wrote those sweet pickup lines deserves a raise! He reminded me of Gavreel from Gameboys: bold, straightforward, open-minded, and totally unafraid to go after what he wants. Meanwhile, Kang is more reserved, but he slowly opens up, and it’s so wholesome to watch.

Their relationship is healthy and full of clear communication, which is such a breath of fresh air in the BL world. Also, shoutout to their moms! I love how both are supportive of their sons' relationship, no matter the gender. That kind of representation really hits home.

Each episode just keeps getting better. Even though it’s light and fluffy, it never feels boring.

Now, I usually lean more toward the spicy, chaotic, drama-filled BLs but Only Boo absolutely won me over. There’s something special about a feel-good series that just radiates good vibes.

Plus, I love how it tackles the real struggles idols face like the “no dating” rules. It reminds viewers that idols and celebrities are humans, not possessions. They deserve love too, and this show sends that message loud and clear.

More people seriously need to watch Only Boo, they’re missing out on all the cuteness and heart this series brings.

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Let Me Be Your Knight
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by Jess
May 22, 2025
12 of 12 episodes seen
Completed 0
Overall 6.5
Story 7.5
Acting/Cast 9.0
Music 10
Rewatch Value 2.0

comedy with some romantic teasers

I got into this thinking the main charact rs would fall in love and date but I was so wrong. don't get me wrong I did an all nighter to finish it cause it was that fun to watch, but if you're here for the romance just know it's just a buildup and nothing else really.
LIKES
-the main actors did fantastic. I watched mostly for him.
-how funny it was. had me screaming at 5am
-how short they kept it because it wouldn't have made it to 16 eps
-the balance between the main story and the subplots and how we slowly got to know the bandmates
-they OST was Sooo good.

DISLIKES
- SPOILER ISH!! they never actually get together or date (super disappointed at that) that's why the rating so low.
-the band mates' love story was longer than the main leads
-they bandmates' lives too precisence over the main leads towards the end. the end should have been reserved for them to get closer and have a proper epilogue.
-their time together in the end felt like a few seconds.
-hared her character cause she was so flaky and kept hurting him towards the end before the resolution and even afterwards

overall, if you want a good laugh and a tiny itty bit of angsty romance than go for it. if you're here for the main actors also go for it. it was a nice little watch but if you're here for romance you might wanna reconsider SPOILERISH unless you don't mind the whole just being a buildup to a potential relationship some day that you never get to see.

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The Ex-Morning
28 people found this review helpful
May 22, 2025
10 of 10 episodes seen
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Overall 10
Story 10
Acting/Cast 10
Music 10
Rewatch Value 10
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FINAL REVIEW

Characters:
The characters here are just so flawed and complex. Tam and Phi are beautifully written. Tam’s character in the show is mostly mysterious—you can’t always tell how he’s feeling because most of the time, he tries to act like he's Not bothered and calm when he's around Phi but that's just the surface, there are these moments where you know Tam is so worried about Phi’s well-being. And then there’s Phi, who is such an expressive character. Like, he really wears his emotions and heart on his sleeve. Because of this, his character is more open to the audience, and you end up knowing more about Phi than Tam.

I really loved the character Paul because he highlighted how insecure Tam is when he’s around. All of it stems from fear—Tam thinks in his head that he might not be able to take care of Phi because he’s not rich or “better” like Paul. He constantly compares himself to him (also this show highlights a Lot that Tam takes pride in taking care of Phi) 😊❤️. I’m glad the show made that obvious, and the way Padthapi reacted was just awesome (that man is head-over-heels in love with you and they both always shows it!)

Let’s talk about Yong, Nhudee, and Gaogie’s relationship!

If TamPhi is your fluffy, sweet, mature exes who are obviously still in love with each other and the story shows why they end up together—then Gaogie, Yong, and I guess Nhudee’s relationship in this story is the opposite of that. Don’t get me wrong, it’s mature and healthy, but it’s kinda messy, confusing, and complicated in a good way. It shows you why you may not get back with your ex, and how confusing it can be when you are working with them and not even sure if you still have the same feelings.

One of my favourite characters in the show is Rita, not only is the character charismatic, nosy, and funny but she's also give some mature and awesome advice that made enjoy her character a lot! ❤️

Plot:
The Ex-Morning is a story about exes who reunite and see if the flame is still there, with some unresolved emotions in the mix. The plot is simple, but that’s what makes it so refreshing. In Thai BL—and romance in general—it’s rare to see exes as the main leads, so this was different and honestly so needed. It’s a really sweet story that tugs on the emotional heartstrings.

Chemistry:
Krist and Singto are literally the duo who first made BL popular in Thailand and Internationally, and they still have a strong fanbase because of that. They are the first BL couples in GMMTV to act in a BL series as the main characters. Their chemistry is fire. They’re SO comfortable with each other and clearly enjoy filming together. Like I’ve said before, there's a reason why KristSingto are known to have “devil’s chemistry.” Their portrayal of Tam and Phi? Yeah, the chemistry is there and just that good.

Actors:
If there’s one thing about this show—everyone can act. From the male leads to the supporting characters, even the cat Solsay can act incredibly well (in my opinion, one of the best pet actors I’ve ever seen in a GMMTV BL). Now let’s focus on the main actors. Singto and Krist are great at acting—no wonder they’ve won 30+ awards. The way Singto expresses his emotions through his eyes is amazing. And Krist? The way he controls his facial expressions—you can clearly tell what he’s feeling. Honestly, when it comes to crying and sad scenes or any emotional scene, Krist is really good at portraying them.

Flashbacks:
One of the best plot devices in this show. Props to the editing team for using that 2-second gray color effect when transitioning between the past and present. Not only that, but the stylist team also did such a good job making Krist and Singto look really young—like, believably young university students.

The Promise:
Back on November 5th in 2018, GMMTV made a promise to Peraya that we would get a KristSingto series. They told us that everything has its time and to trust them (they literally posted this on X and even called themselves Peraya!).
Fast forward to 2025—they kept that promise with The Ex-Morning, an original written series based on KristSingto’s real life and written just for them (just like SOTUS, but this time intentionally), and even better, they fulfilled so many fan requests on X. Fans wanted a lot of kisses? We got them in The Ex-Morning! We wanted the series to be available for everyone and not geoblocked in tons of countries? We got it. We wanted a wedding—since fans didn’t get that in Our Skyy for Arthit and Kongpob’s wedding—and guess what? In The Ex-Morning, we got PhiTam’s wedding.
We also wanted lots of fluffy, lovey-dovey moments and… yep, we got them too!

Not Only that but KristSingto had said this series The Ex-Morning is a gift for their ship fandom named Peraya fandom especially old fans who supported them since the beginning and when KS were apart. The only thing I have to say is BEST GIFT EVER!! ❤️🥰

The Ending:
Best. Ending. Ever. And BEST. WEDDING. EVER (finally I got a traditional Thailand Wedding) I’m so satisfied with this ending—I was rooting for them to get married and have a wedding and we got it! Also first time where we got a scene in BL where we see them registering and getting a marriage certificate 🥹💍

For me, this series is a solid 10/10 because it checked all the boxes of what I wanted as a fan. Seeing KristSingto acting together again just makes my heart so happy! I can’t wait for their next series next year 2026 😊❤️

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Love Like the Galaxy: Part 2
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by FDiyF
May 22, 2025
29 of 29 episodes seen
Completed 0
Overall 9.0
Story 10
Acting/Cast 10
Music 8.0
Rewatch Value 8.0

One of the Best!

I have been putting off this title for soo long cuz I didnt quite like Zhao Lusi in The Long Ballad and I didnt think she would make a good main lead. But she definitely proved me wrong in Love Like the Galaxy. I must admit that this show stands almost at par with The Untamed and The Rebel Princess which are in my top favourite list, and her performance here was spectacular.

The show opened up with 15yo Cheng Shaoshang - FL - finally reunited with her parents who had left her in her grandmother’s care since birth to go for war. On the way home from where her grandmother made her stay, she met with our ML the 21yo great young general Ling Buyi on the hunt for a criminal, which turned out to be FL’s grand uncle (grandma’s bro). She showed him where she suspected the man to be hiding, which was in a strawpile in front of the small hut she lived in. This is where FL caught ML’s eye. It was like love at first sight, though he had only seen her hand at that time.

When she thought her life would be better now that her parents are home, it turned out to be even worse when her tiger soldier mom could not accept the daughter that she turned out to be - illiterate, brash, full of trickery with a loose mouth of rebuttal. The mom tried to make up for those years she lost of raising and educating FL, but it made FL hate her even more due to the harsh educating method. The mom also openly favoured FL’s cousin who was well-read, gentle, and compassionate. As FL traverse her new life with a full family that she couldn’t seem to fit in, she learned to grow into a mature young lady under the wings of the empress when ML asked the emperor for her hand. ML was the last descendent of the Huo clan, which the emperor was hugely indebted to, thus had ML raised by the Empress. With FL, he too traversed his life to avenge the extermination of his clan while at the same time fighting for the woman whom he loved.

I totally totally love love love this show. I love how they are more focussed on the familial affection than romance between the main leads. Although FL had a hard time bonding with her mom, she was on an extremely good terms with her dad, her 2 brothers (1 was actually her twin), and the demure cousin. There was no sibling rivalry at all despite their 15 year-estrangement, which i totally love. Am so tired of sibling fights, bickering and getting jealous at each other all day long. Its non existence in the Cheng Household is totally heartwarming. The only tension would only come from the mom-daughter banter as FL keep stirring up trouble whenever she got criticized by her mom and bullied by other girls outside.

I totally get the FL character. Imagine the emptiness in her heart, she was abandoned as a baby by her family and left in the care of those who doesn’t love her at all. She grew up having to rely on her own self without the ability to love other people. And even when her family returned, she still found herself drowning with her mom’s constant criticisms and complaints of her shortcomings. She was drowning and eager to grab a life line, something that her parents should have provided but failed to do so, and that was why she was quick to accept her first bethrothal and then ML’s, thinking that it was her ticket to freedom.

Although I am not a fan of damsel-in-distress type of character, which the FL is, i totally love her guts. She has no physical prowess, with a body so frail that she would faint at extreme sadness or agitation, but her wit, intelligence and stubborness make up for that. Despite her gentle look, FL is extremely quick-witted, relentless and unyielding. She has no problem talking back to others with a sharp tongue in her defense, against whoever it may be. Her mom failed to appreciate her strengths, but the Empress did, and it is understandable that FL quickly allevated her as a mother figure. I was super satisfied when FL decided to stay with the Empress in isolation, leaving her home without much qualm. Back then, her mom had left her for the loyalty to the emperor, and now when she bade farewell, she said she too chose loyalty to the empress over filial piety. What a great “in your face” moment though FL had not meant it to be a revenge. I loved FL mom’s character because she is a tiger mom like me, but it is still so satisfying to see her take her own medicine. I can’t forgive her for favouring Yangyang and keep denouncing FL in public over and over again.

Leo Wu had proven his talent in The Long Ballad, so I totally know he’d definitely be able to pull off the fierce general look, and a love stricken lover. ML is basically hell bent on taking a revenge on his clan’s extermination, and is ruthless in seeking out the truth. Him being most favoured person of the emperor made him almost untouchable. Although he was busy investigating, he realized he could not miss out a chance at romance too. And so when FL’s first bethrothal was rescinded, he immediately asked for her hand in public, without even asking if she would be okay with it or not. It showed how much confidence he has in himself, and he made sure she could not refuse by shamelessly asking the emperor to do it for him, putting FL’s parents in a tight spot. ML is a resilient soul, very similar to FL, and as they get to know each other, they realized although they very much love each other, they still lost sight of accepting each other’s shortcomings, which had cost them very dearly.

This is the first show ever that I saw where the empress and the concubine got along with each other, and they are not even pretending to be just for the sake of looks. The Emperor is quirky and lovable and I totally ship them three. Their love for the ML and for each other is truly genuine and pure. And as usual, ML’s two sidekicks always get my vote of favourite goofy characters. I don’t know how they do it, but in most of military oriented shows like this, the ML always have two sidekicks with opposite characters, 1 usually serious and 1 goofy and every time, they always caught my eyes and make it to the favourite spot. Ah Qi and Ah Fei, you guys rock!

The fights are excellently choreographed, one of the best I’ve seen without the flying or superhuman sh!t, and this is also the first show that I’ve seen where people don’t vomit blood for every injury they have. In here, even as they were being hit on the abdomen repeatedly, all i see was water or saliva coming out of the mouth, and no blood. Now that is what I call realistic! It is so stupid to see injuries like sword wound or pierced by an arrow or beatings on the butt and yet they vomit blood. Duh 😒🙄 oh and the show doesn’t pull off any poisoning or amnesia trope either. 👍🏼

All in all, the screenplay is so damn good. It is 56 episode long, but it didnt feel like that due to how engaging the story is. And although none of the main and major support roles died, I still cried buckets due to the emotional rollercoaster they put me on. This title couldve gotten an all 10 points from me had they not slacked a bit on the music side. None of the OST caught my ears or stayed in my head, so there goes the music category.

However, this is also the first show that I wished it had a tragic ending. I wished FL died on that cliff on that few last episodes, and ML lived in regret forever. He had not suffered enough for abandoning FL at the earlier cliff scene. Too bad it had a happy ending instead.

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Perfect 10 Liners
1 people found this review helpful
May 22, 2025
24 of 24 episodes seen
Completed 0
Overall 10
Story 9.5
Acting/Cast 10
Music 9.5
Rewatch Value 9.0

LOVE THIS SERIES

Must watch everyone .. i love this series a lot.. when i seen trailer i want to see so badly mark and santa. cz is long not seen these two actor series. over all .. all cast and actors are too good. love them all. junior english hehe he just speak one i think but was so nice haha.. and louis wow he english is too good the way speak i loved it.

love this series a lot and now miss all of them.
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My Dearest Nemesis
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May 22, 2025
12 of 12 episodes seen
Completed 0
Overall 9.0
Story 9.0
Acting/Cast 9.5
Music 8.0
Rewatch Value 7.0

If you're having a busy life but want to watch a warm romantic drama,go for this

i was having a k-drama slump recently...i wasn't getting the feeling I got from k-dramas before nowadays and recently,my life got busy with exams and other things....but I was dying to watch a k-dramas....the once I finished before this was all in action genre(weak hero class 2,study group, undercover highschool,ballerina,k2 etc) even though I'm a fan of action,i sometimes crave something sweet and just a warm watch... I've always loved the trope enemies-to-lovers and that's why I chose this drama to watch since I was feeling anxious and stressed about real life... watching this just calmed me down....they didn't give the extreme enemies vibe...but it was there...i love the casts of this very much because both of em are amazing and I was wondering how they would turn together...this is a smooth,warm watch that'll make you feel just cool...it won't make you obsess over it or something....just a worth-a-watch kind

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Tastefully Yours
22 people found this review helpful
May 22, 2025
4 of 10 episodes seen
Dropped 0
Overall 6.0
Story 6.0
Acting/Cast 6.0
Music 6.0
Rewatch Value 6.0

Kang Ha Neul’s acting is doing all the heavy lifting to make this work.

The premise promises all the lovely feelings and great comedy but I seriously did not expect such an inexperienced and flaccid actress to be paired with Kang Ha Neul. He is really good. Like, KHN is a _really_ good actor. Even his dorky comedy is on point. When he is stunned by her beauty in the first episode, I can feel his heart beating faster because of how disoriented and shocked he seems WITHOUT WORDS.

Who is this new lady though? I’ve been carefully watching her through each episode thus far and I can safely say, neither her eyebrows nor her mouth move all that much in any given scene, regardless of how she’s feeling.

Will update this when it’s over, cause rn, not much else can salvage the FL’s barbie persona and I don’t know how much of it I can handle.
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Edit// Nothing got better, the plot got more diluted and the characters whittled away to nothing but vague crime scene outlines. Dropped it at ep 4 : /

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Ai Ru Fan Xing
1 people found this review helpful
by ASTER
May 22, 2025
83 of 83 episodes seen
Completed 0
Overall 5.0
Story 5.0
Acting/Cast 7.0
Music 1.0
Rewatch Value 5.0
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Foolish Yet Fun – Still Watchable

My Take:It was a really good, light-hearted, and fun romantic drama. The chemistry between the leads and the emotional push-and-pull made it engaging and enjoyable. However, one thing that didn’t sit right with me was how the female lead (FL) was repeatedly bullied that part was genuinely frustrating. Given that the male lead (ML) is portrayed as a powerful and wealthy man, he should have been more protective and cautious when it came to FL’s well-being. For someone of his status, ensuring her safety and dignity shouldn’t have been a big deal. That late of action felt instupidity with his deep love and obsession for her.



synopsis : Dressed seductively and slightly intoxicated, the female lead (FL) waits for her fiancé. She plans to spend the night with him, hoping to conceive a child because bearing an heir is the only condition set by her family to claim the inheritance.But when the door opens, it isn’t her fiancé it’s the male lead (ML), a stranger to her. They end up spending the night together.In the next scene, FL wakes up in a moving car, thinking everything was just a dream. The driver informs her that her fiancé sent the car to bring her to a special location. However, upon arriving, she catches her fiancé in an intimate moment with her stepsister. Heartbroken and humiliated, she breaks off the engagement on the spot.Just then, a stranger offers her an escape from the scene. Desperate and devastated, she leaves with him unaware that he is the same man from the night before, and that he is, in fact, the ML.Soon after, FL and ML marry.As the story unfolds, it's revealed that the night they spent together was not a dream it actually happened. In fact, it was either an accidental or secretly planned encounter orchestrated by ML. Back in school, FL had once saved ML during a dark period of his life, becoming his only light and hope. He has loved her ever since.The car, too, was part of ML’s plan he wanted to reveal the true face of her fiancé so she could be free to choose a better path.ML, now an ultra-rich and powerful yet emotionally guarded man, hides his real identity from FL. He pretends to be a kind, humble, and possibly a doctor matching the qualities FL once described as her “ideal man” during their school days.Despite being married, ML avoids physical intimacy, afraid that once FL has a child and secures her family inheritance, she might leave him. He’s terrified of losing her, so he keeps delaying the consummation of their marriage.What follows is a complex, emotional game of hide and seek: FL tries to seduce her husband, unaware of his true identity and hidden fears, while ML desperately tries to hold on to her without revealing the truth that might shatter everything.

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Zong Cai Di Di Zhui Qi Ye You Liao
0 people found this review helpful
May 22, 2025
70 of 70 episodes seen
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Overall 7.5
Story 8.0
Acting/Cast 8.0
Music 5.0
Rewatch Value 6.0
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Jiejie romance amidst family betrayal & hidden identity

Lin Qi Ting and Wang Qian Shuo acted together in two different dramas but both are about older woman, younger man romance. I got confused when I came across the other drama's MDL page. Delighted that this page is live for me to share my thoughts. I liked this drama.

What I liked:
1. FL characterisation - FL Lin Zhixia is a jewellery designer who had been betrayed by her family.
2. ML characterisation - ML Huo Lingfei is a young CEO who hides his identity from FL and applied to become her intern.
3. Romance - This is a jiejie romance (8 year difference) with good mix of push & pull. The shower kissing scene was hot but I don't understand why other kissing scenes were blocked. There was a cute surprise scene. Lin Qi Ting & Wang Qian Shuo had great acting & visual chemistry.
4. Supporting characters - ML's assistant was nice & cute.
5. Ageism - I liked that this drama explored the issue of ageism in the workplace.
6. Styling - I really outfits worn by FL & ML. The gowns worn by FL and FL's sister were pretty too. My favourite ML outfit is the denim & white top he wore during their date

What I disliked:
1. Antagonists - FL's father & sister just shameless & envious. FL's ex boyfriend was douchebag too but the actor who played the character is handsome.

Favourite scene
The shower scene

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Happy Monday(s)
0 people found this review helpful
May 22, 2025
Completed 0
Overall 6.5
Story 6.0
Acting/Cast 7.0
Music 8.0
Rewatch Value 4.0

What happens when you wake up back to reality!?

Overall 6.5/10
🌟🌟🌟

A time-loop and an immature protagonist, what could possibly go wrong!?

Earth, the protagonist, is stuck in a time loop and continues making selfish choices during that cycle. Once the cycle is broken, he is stuck with the consequences of his decisions and has to deal with the mess he created.

Overall, the movie is alright—a good time killer—but I wouldn't recommend it as a first choice. The vibes are fun and silly in the movie's first half, and then more serious as the cleanup of Earth's actions is played out.

Rak is an enduring character, and I loved seeing him on screen. (To have a friend like Rak is such a blessing tbh)

That's it from me,
ENJOY!

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Dear Hongrang
4 people found this review helpful
May 22, 2025
11 of 11 episodes seen
Completed 0
Overall 10
Story 9.5
Acting/Cast 10
Music 10
Rewatch Value 10

Obssessed with it now!

I’m being honest — the more I watch this drama, the more hooked I get!
At first, I thought, “Oh my god, what a dark and heavy genre!!” But the more I watched, the more I felt the subtle, delicate beauty of love amidst the chaos of greed, hatred, revenge, and disturbingly twisted ideologies.

I think the love between Jae Yi and Hongrang is what truly makes this drama worth watching. It’s a noble, transcendent kind of love that rises above all the darkness and negativity.

While watching, I thought — if Lee Jae Wook didn’t play Hongrang, no one else could’ve done it better. His performance was incredibly moving.
And honestly, the chemistry between Jo Bo Ah and Lee Jae Wook in this drama is stronger than in any of their other works.

Maybe Hongrang often wears white or light-colored hanbok to symbolize the purity of his soul, even though his body has been horribly tormented. But perhaps it’s Jae Yi’s love that helped him become human — a real man in every sense.

I couldn’t hold back my tears, especially in the scenes between Hongrang and Jae Yi…

The soundtrack? Absolutely amazing! The emotional vocals paired perfectly with each scene, intensifying the feelings in every moment.

If I had to rewatch it, the only parts I’d dislike are the brutal and horrifying ending, and of course, that twisted prince. But I have to admit — Kim Jae Wook nailed the role! He played that “righteous on the outside, rotten on the inside” prince so well that I ended up hating the character — which just shows how brilliant the acting was. I really want to rewatch the drama, but the disturbing torture scenes make me hesitate.

God, I really, really hope there’s a season 2 — I just want a happy ending for this couple.

Ugh, this drama haunts me so much. I don’t even know how to move on from it. I’m obsessed!

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Love by Chance Season 2: A Chance to Love
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by estar
May 22, 2025
13 of 13 episodes seen
Completed 0
Overall 3.0
Story 3.0
Acting/Cast 5.5
Music 3.0
Rewatch Value 3.0
this could've been so much more, if the writers (or whomever decided on the rewrite) didn't mess with perfection. cause yes, Tin & Can's start/plot/story in the prequel was just that - a perfect enimies to lovers romcom. "they" just needed to start from the point where Tin comforts Can in the locker-room (1st ep). where Can after calming down, says "...i'm sorry... don't disappear like u did..." it fits perfectly with the end in the prequel. cause there, Can might have rejected the love confession, but he offered friendship in return - it was Tin that was acting like a spoilt brat (in his desperation), who wasn't ready to understand that Can was inexperienced & needed time to understand his own feelings, let alone get to a place where he could understand & accept Tin's.

& the fact that "they" had to pursue the Techno, Kengkla "romance" was a slap in the face of anyone who is a victim of sexual abuse. adding insult to injury with humanizing Tul's behavior, towards his own younger sibling. idk what was worse; the Techno, Kengkla development. Ae walking around moping, with a bleedin heart, taking out his anger on his friends or the b.s redemption arc forced on us (like we stupid) with Tul & Tin's father. little wonder this didn't get a higher score. sadly it didn't deserve much, when u take all the part's into account.

which is such a disservice to Can & Tin (more so Can) like i mentioned above, i wish they didn't rewrite the plot. but they also tweaked the character's a bit, Can wasn't as fierce as he was in the prequal. but on a whole i still liked them way, wayyyy better then any of the other character's.
their relationship was genuinely sweet & very healthy, loved how they approached the 1st sexual encounter. it was innocent, sweet, funny & yet very mature. in-spite of Can saying "i am stupid" (all the time), when it counts, his head works better then anyone else's in this BL. & his loyal side make me envious (little wonder Tin threw a tantrum when he was rejected in the prequel lol).

but the whole Tul's sob story & the father's justification was utter b.s. (or rather gaslighting at it's finest). anyone buying the "oh i was so loved. i didn't deserve it, so i became the bad-guy, just so my younger sibling would stop loving & looking up to me..." needs their head examined!!!
same with the fathers excuses, what freedom did Tin have when he was shunned by his family, treating him like the bad-sheep? what freedom did he have, when his brother paid people to befriend & then betray him? what freedom did he have, when he was publicly shamed as a drug addicte?!??? & it didn't stop there, even now Tul was trying to come between Tin & Can. that's love & care in who's f*cked-up mind?!?? plz with the b.s. sob story. everyone in that family is a saint & Tin just a baby that didn't understand?!???
that's the most ret*rded reasoning & justification i have yet to encounter - Tul had actively destroyed Tin's life, damaging his image in the eye's of the world, making sure family & friend's all shunned him (like he had a contagious disease) & the one hurting, in need of comfort & understanding is Tul?!?? b*tch plz -

if u only the focus was on Can & Tin (like i did) this was/is a really fun, sweet, wholesome romance that is filled with green flags. that i would wish to rewatch time & again, just for the cozy, warm feelings it gives me. but the rest is a train wreck. so any stars i give, like any recommendation's i make, will only be for the main couple. they were a pure joy to watch.

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