Dylan Rodrigues

I don't understand how people hate the ML in-universe. Aside from the scam, he's so respectful and polite to everyone around him. And even with the betrayal, he went through hell for Hee-ju's brother.

I actually enjoyed this drama more on the rewatch. I can't explain why I like it so much?? Like the vibe... The music... The cinematography... Granted, PSH's character doesn't do much but her relationship with the ML is really wholesome.

They lowkey have more chemistry than the actual couple lol. Sadly this isn't a BL drama.

Nothing is happening in this drama tbh but I still enjoy so much. The acting, the characters, the production value, the cinematography... The comedy is understated and somehow better than actual comedy shows.

Why is a formally trained, professional translator using freaking Urban Dictionary????

Ended with a whimper rather than a bang honestly.

They're all subbed at the YoYo English Channel.

Japan just isn't interested in making their dramas available internationally I guess. Our lives would be so much easier if they had a deal with Netflix to show currently airing dramas and past ones like they do with kdramas.

Alice in Borderland was amazing, Million Yen Women was pretty good and Switched was ok. Still quite a dearth of good Japanese dramas.

I told my mom what you said and she literally repeated what you said: "they may have treated him like garbage on the show but at least the actor got an award in real life"

What are her best movies and dramas?

Poor Tonmai is still left behind in the friendzone though ;-;

I think this could have worked better if they cut down the number of episodes to maybe 8 or 9. There was a lot of scenes that were unnecessary or repetitive. Nevertheless, I think this is the superior narrative of the effects of suicide and the causes of mental health than 13 Reasons Why. I would recommend watching just for the chemistry between the leads and the showcasing of what happens to the friends and family of those who are left behind by a tragedy like suicide.

It's free on YouTube with English subs but the episodes are chopped up.

You should watch this jdramas called Marry Me! It's really short, sweet and wholesome

The actors are both the same age but So Mun is 18 and I think Han-na is in her early 20s.

So Mun has a crush on Han-na but it's probably one-sided considering the age difference.

I can't blame So Mun for having a crush on his noona, she's so pretty. That scene in the gym where she was warming up...

he has such a nice voice

Even if it's all in the last episode, they go beyond handholding, let me tell you...