Simply A

Another Monday and no release 🤡🤡🤡

Finally starting this because Netflix keeps suggesting it.

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Yang Yang didn't even dub himself. Bian Jiang dubbed his character

She didn't dub herself in Who Rules the World. Lu Xi Ran was the voice actress who dubbed Feng Xiyun/Bai Fengxi

Stop, the bibimbap scene had me in stitches! Send help! 😂

Facts. People thought I was hating and I'm like I just can't stand the uwu voice! I liked Who Rules the World, but I found out she was dubbed so no baby voice. I didn't like Love Like the Galaxy because of the voice, but I'm enjoying Pearl Girl (I'm on episode 10 now) and her lower natural tone is so lovely and she still has moments of the higher pitch cute voice, but it's not uwu if that makes sense!

Hidden Love was unwatchable to me because how does the kid actor of her character sound more mature than her college character? 😂

Enjoying it so far. She's not using that baby uwu voice so I'm not irritated. Her pearl auction outfit was so pretty!

Starting this. Keeping my expectations low since ZLS is a hit or miss for me.

Fellow clowns, my daughter was in her first year of high school when this was supposed to air. In 8 days I will be dropping her off at university for her 1st year. Will Immortality air before she graduates college? 😭🤡

I see we're still being 🤡

Wow, you just made me go look and I realize if you click on "vote tags" it brings up way more stuff! I was so confused when you said gore was listed and I'm like where? I see Gang CEO, Age gap, gangster, etc lol thank you for making me take a further look.

I'm on episode 3 and so far it's not overly graphic like American rated R/Mature stuff...but you know. Americans like their guns and this dude is just beating people with his fists! Lol

Is this American graphic violence and gore? Rating just says language, smoking, violence, but people in the comments are saying John Wick level violence which usually comes with a graphic violence and gore rating.

They should have gone with a standard 16 episode format if they wanted to convince us these two were in love. The whole time she was avoiding him and then finally believed he was Hongrang only to catch feelings over a kiss she doesn't know happened or not since she was drugged? Then the director tries to convince us with this whole mountain life scenes and it's like... Can we get back to the interesting parts? It was just rushed. A confusing kiss to full blown naked was too much.

Unpopular opinion. The romance ruined this drama. I'm only finishing it to see ML get justice. This drama did not need a weird romance.

Jesus, episode 4 and most of the FL lines are just gasping and heavy breathing Lolol sticking around for the ML 😂

After episode 11, 12 felt like a filler. I think 7/10 is a fair score.

Called it. I enjoyed reading the theories, but it was so obvious that Somi was somehow part of Haesook. I first thought Somi was the younger version of Haesook that was lost when she had to become a caregiver for her husband, but more into the drama it was obvious it was the part of her that she killed off when her son went missing. Predictable, but still enjoying the drama and can't wait to see how it ends.

It's obvious from the first time Somi appeared who she is. Every episode since it's been obvious. I just started episode 11 and if it's not revealed who she is, I'll be shocked if I'm wrong.

Ngl I'm on episode 10 and it's a chore to finish. The daughter basically having an adult tantrum most of the series has me checked out. I get it, dad was terrible, but like... Get therapy and heal. It's not up to her if her mom forgives him or not. I wanna see more mom and dad. These episodes are too long to drag this out.

I might finish the next two episodes, but I can't even remember what's happening in episode 10. I keep looking at my phone.