No. he did know jaehee is woman but still confess to her. Jaehee assumes him as gay hahaha then he just admit…
What chapter of the webtoon are you on? I’m on chapter 50, and I think he already knows she’s a woman.I kind of wish he didn’t know she was a girl, but given his personality, he was bound to figure it out pretty quickly.😂
No. he did know jaehee is woman but still confess to her. Jaehee assumes him as gay hahaha then he just admit…
There are plenty of men who don’t have a prominent Adam’s apple. But I’ll try not to spoil anything. Of course, this is a K-drama, so it’ll probably be different from the webtoon.
But how? Her actions are pure evil. They have to twist the character a lot to make her the fl. Idk what point…
I know what you mean, but she's very different. I can’t think of a ml who constantly beats his innocent servants for no reason, injures his closest servant, and slaps his partner. If a ml like that exists, I hope the FL never ends up with him.
I think he don't know in the beginning or he's playing along when he's saying "I'm gay" 😭
I’m reading the webtoon, and I’m on chapter 48. So far, it seems like he doesn’t know, although the translation keeps getting the pronouns wrong. They sometimes even refer to the male character as “she.” 🥲
I assume you have not read the novel, because that is not what the plot is like. Yes, the FL pursues the ML relentlessly,…
Read the novels. I don't agree with this person. In my opinion, rather than being "green flags," they're simply more human. In the dramas (although I haven't watched First Frost), they tend to make them feel too much like fictional characters. They're almost unrealistically flawless.
That might also be because of Chinese censorship. For example, in Hidden Love, the male lead smokes occasionally in the novel, but that detail was completely removed from the drama adaptation.
mdl was already very unreliable when it came to ratings but I must say I've logged in after 3 months of not being…
Me too.I came back to the site after a few months, and honestly, I was shocked to see that Pursuit of Jade is the highest-rated c-drama.
Don't get me wrong—I'm not saying it's a bad drama. But do people genuinely think it's the best C-drama ever made? Meanwhile, Born to Be Alive only has a 7.5 rating.
I know a lot of users here mainly watch idol dramas, but I feel like people should be a bit more thoughtful when it comes to rating shows.
That might also be because of Chinese censorship. For example, in Hidden Love, the male lead smokes occasionally in the novel, but that detail was completely removed from the drama adaptation.
Don't get me wrong—I'm not saying it's a bad drama. But do people genuinely think it's the best C-drama ever made? Meanwhile, Born to Be Alive only has a 7.5 rating.
I know a lot of users here mainly watch idol dramas, but I feel like people should be a bit more thoughtful when it comes to rating shows.