someone explain the toxic relationship between qianqian & qimin - it’s so unhealthy but there’s somehow…
They were both drugged before (novel spoiler), so they slept with each other. Her saving him from drowning happens after that. I think he’s been trying to find her all these years and has only just found her now
I was going through social media platforms and people are pissed with the amount of screen space second leads…
Linghe having fewer scenes in his show is nothing new. It’s been happening forever. I think it was good to show the second lead’s scenes in between when the main leads aren’t together for a few episodes. Their separation was needed for the storyline. It’s not like the second couple is stealing the main couple’s screentime. The separation was in the novel too ig
For me this was way better scene! They will always compare things and ita normal. But this is way way better!…
In MJTY, the main couple barely had any chemistry or tension😭But the bathtub scene of the second couple, if I remember correctly, I watched a making of clip, they deliberately didn’t include any kissing scenes. It wasn’t because of censorship. She wasn’t even supposed to be in the bathtub with him. They just added that later. I feel both scenes were basically the same. The woman was trying to control the man by getting intimate. But surprisingly, I didn’t see any outrage over that scene back then, whereas here, a few people on Twitter seem upset now
For me this was way better scene! They will always compare things and ita normal. But this is way way better!…
Yes I liked this one more too. They were literally my favorite characters ever individually. But that bathtub scene before felt very political or idk how to describe it. Here, the scene looked very natural, maybe because they have a son together.
I see Twitter people are quite upset about the bathtub scene today. I found the bathtub scene of the second couple in My Journey to You quite uneasy and calculated, even though those two were my favorite characters. But somehow here, I actually liked it when it was way more detailed and Qimin is a lost cause?
Don't try to lower General audience's tastes by stating some nonexistent standards. Moon lovers, Queen of tears,…
Whatever you say,they didn’t have to drag it for so long. It’s frustrating to sit through. I’m constantly tempted to skip his scenes. The more he’s around, the more I start resenting the FL as well.
I thought it would be a cute drama with the baby involved but all we get is the female lead making her eyes huge with a shocked expression, going “SUNBAE"
Lol no. Dorami is the only saving grace of this drama. Cha Muhee has gone down to Oh Hani level, even Yoo Meri…
As I said, I liked Dorami, so I didn’t mind the psychological aspect. But where’s the comedy? Do you want to call her embarrassing herself repeatedly while trying to court him comedy for it to count as a romcom? And the romance....he kept rejecting her the entire drama. Where is the romance even here?
I’m convinced that a lot of the backlash against Can This Love Be Translated —especially Cha Mu Hee’s writing—comes…
Lol no. Dorami is the only saving grace of this drama. Cha Muhee has gone down to Oh Hani level, even Yoo Meri was better than this. Anyway, can this even be called a romcom? They’ve completely click baited the genre.
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I feel both scenes were basically the same. The woman was trying to control the man by getting intimate. But surprisingly, I didn’t see any outrage over that scene back then, whereas here, a few people on Twitter seem upset now