Bro, I literally posted the link to the original fansubber below so why would you post a comment telling people about the site that steals their hard work...?
I did not expect to love this drama so much. I decided to give it a try because of Shin Min-ah and I just binged it in a week, I liked it so much (and also because it's gonna be taken off Netflix in a couple of days). The time travel aspects is kinda messy and confusing, but I enjoyed it more for the relationships.
Shin Min-ah was absolutely adorable in this but Lee Jee-Hoon was so cute oml; both of them were amazing together. The strength of Tomorrow with You is the chemistry between all the characters and one of the cutest marriages I've seen so far in Asian dramas. I don't think I would be able to finish if weren't for the main couple being so sweet and adorable. Another strength is the humour, like all the comedic bits are pure gold. I loved the friendship between So-joon and Ki-doong, what a bromance. The cinematography is also gorgeous.
Overall, I would give this a 8.6/10. Some people might find the first few episodes slow or confusing but I would recommending sticking with it, this drama gets so much better and is imo worth watching.
So dramacool stole our English subs. But what hurt more is some ppl from MDL chose to watch this drama on a site like that, which stole our hard work, despite being requested not to do so by us several times...
The fact that Secretary Hwang had to sit in a corner of the auditorium under the sign "DETENTION"... Hilarious. This drama is just filled with comedy gold.
i actually don't wanna support thief but i don't hv space , time , patience & my internet is slow as snail to…
Okay, now what you're saying is becoming not just rude but really silly. Like the other commenter said, I'm becoming tired of arguing with people over this over and over again, so I'm just going to stop. But before I go, I'll have to refute literally everything you said. 1) There is a reason why Japan doesn't release their content to other countries - they don't need to. Japanese companies make their dramas and movies for a Japanese audience and a Japanese market. They don't need to sell their content overseas because they already make a profit in domestic revenue. 2) This is slowly beginning to change. Netflix Japan makes their dramas and movies available worldwide. TBS has signed deals with Disney+ and Netflix so that their dramas can be shown on that platform. Viki and WeTV license and translate dramas and movies every so often. And that's the thing - all of us jdrama fans are glad about all of this. When jdramas and Jmovies are available officially, we rush to watch them on official platform so we can support our favourite actors and writers and directors and stories. I myself have a Netflix and Prime Video subscription so I take every opportunity to watch any jdramas on there. I'm so happy that Netflix is showing Nihon Chinbotsu bc that means I can support such a good jdrama officially, which is so rare. But the problem is... 3) Japanese companies rarely post their content on official streaming services in other countries. So what are we supposed? Get a VPN? VPNs cost money and using them to watch geoblocked content is just as illegal as dl'ing raws. You said not everyone has money and time. That's true. I am still a student and come from a low-income family. I can't afford a VPN on top of my regular Internet connection and I already pay for Netflix and Prime subscriptions, which is what I use to support Japanese media. 4) which is why we come to raws and fansubs. Since jdramas don't get subbed and are not available officially, ofc we rely on raws. People who rip raws are literally doing us a favour because we wouldn't be able to watch any other way. Maybe it is illegal to watch and rip raws - but if Japanese companies don't want this to happen they should let us overseas audiences watch easily. And these are massive corporations who, as I said, already make profits in Japan; what we do as international fans has no effect on their margins. So yes, I don't feel any guilt and I think the work that fansubbers and those who rip raws do is not just ethical but deserves to be lauded by us fans. FYI, those streaming sites you stan so much use raws too and make off them. And no matter what adblockers you use, the site traffic alone makes them money. So who is being unethical and stealing the hard work of Japanese actors and crew? Those illegal streaming sites as usual. 5) Japanese companies don't get "demotivated" when they see raws and fansubs. They straight up shut everything down... Which means no one gets to watch anything. 6) And as for China, it's hilarious you bring this up. Maybe Shen Yue was able to watch from an official source but a lot of the raws are posted on Chinese sites and by Chinese people. And Chinese fansubbers unofficially work on jdramas too lol, that's how Edward Wong makes his English subs sometimes. Like I'm glad that Shen Yue and you are able to watch Jdramas on TV or on official sites or whatever but in my country, very few jdramas and Jmovies get on any official site, so... I can guarantee Chinese fans are forced to rely on raws and fansubs to a large degree as well, just like the rest of us.
Anyways, I'm too busy and tired for this nonsense. I'm going to stop replying now
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Shin Min-ah was absolutely adorable in this but Lee Jee-Hoon was so cute oml; both of them were amazing together. The strength of Tomorrow with You is the chemistry between all the characters and one of the cutest marriages I've seen so far in Asian dramas. I don't think I would be able to finish if weren't for the main couple being so sweet and adorable. Another strength is the humour, like all the comedic bits are pure gold. I loved the friendship between So-joon and Ki-doong, what a bromance. The cinematography is also gorgeous.
Overall, I would give this a 8.6/10. Some people might find the first few episodes slow or confusing but I would recommending sticking with it, this drama gets so much better and is imo worth watching.
1) There is a reason why Japan doesn't release their content to other countries - they don't need to. Japanese companies make their dramas and movies for a Japanese audience and a Japanese market. They don't need to sell their content overseas because they already make a profit in domestic revenue.
2) This is slowly beginning to change. Netflix Japan makes their dramas and movies available worldwide. TBS has signed deals with Disney+ and Netflix so that their dramas can be shown on that platform. Viki and WeTV license and translate dramas and movies every so often. And that's the thing - all of us jdrama fans are glad about all of this. When jdramas and Jmovies are available officially, we rush to watch them on official platform so we can support our favourite actors and writers and directors and stories. I myself have a Netflix and Prime Video subscription so I take every opportunity to watch any jdramas on there. I'm so happy that Netflix is showing Nihon Chinbotsu bc that means I can support such a good jdrama officially, which is so rare. But the problem is...
3) Japanese companies rarely post their content on official streaming services in other countries. So what are we supposed? Get a VPN? VPNs cost money and using them to watch geoblocked content is just as illegal as dl'ing raws. You said not everyone has money and time. That's true. I am still a student and come from a low-income family. I can't afford a VPN on top of my regular Internet connection and I already pay for Netflix and Prime subscriptions, which is what I use to support Japanese media.
4) which is why we come to raws and fansubs. Since jdramas don't get subbed and are not available officially, ofc we rely on raws. People who rip raws are literally doing us a favour because we wouldn't be able to watch any other way. Maybe it is illegal to watch and rip raws - but if Japanese companies don't want this to happen they should let us overseas audiences watch easily. And these are massive corporations who, as I said, already make profits in Japan; what we do as international fans has no effect on their margins. So yes, I don't feel any guilt and I think the work that fansubbers and those who rip raws do is not just ethical but deserves to be lauded by us fans. FYI, those streaming sites you stan so much use raws too and make off them. And no matter what adblockers you use, the site traffic alone makes them money. So who is being unethical and stealing the hard work of Japanese actors and crew? Those illegal streaming sites as usual.
5) Japanese companies don't get "demotivated" when they see raws and fansubs. They straight up shut everything down... Which means no one gets to watch anything.
6) And as for China, it's hilarious you bring this up. Maybe Shen Yue was able to watch from an official source but a lot of the raws are posted on Chinese sites and by Chinese people. And Chinese fansubbers unofficially work on jdramas too lol, that's how Edward Wong makes his English subs sometimes. Like I'm glad that Shen Yue and you are able to watch Jdramas on TV or on official sites or whatever but in my country, very few jdramas and Jmovies get on any official site, so... I can guarantee Chinese fans are forced to rely on raws and fansubs to a large degree as well, just like the rest of us.
Anyways, I'm too busy and tired for this nonsense. I'm going to stop replying now