I don't know, but in the original skam series, none of them were bad (at least among the leads). They all had their issues and insecurities and we could understand and relate to them... but here why did they portray Suho like that. I have no idea rn what's good about him? Except maybe that he knows how to find books in the library?
Why everybody so mad at her ahah. Shes in her early 20s, first relationship. Its not really immaturity (this word is too harsh). Its difficult for him but its also difficult for her. And the way he told her to go back I'd be a little hurt too. I felt like the whole thing was stupid. She came out to check on him and the guy instead of taking the time to reassure her was looking for the fruits he bought for her. She told him talk to me instead of acting as if you're looking for something. The guy kept looking and if i were YG it really looks like he doesnt want to face her.
Then when she goes im not looking for you... Bruh... she came out exactly where his car is alone... if shes not looking for him why would she be there?
Anyway, they're cute. I dont really call that a fight... just... sulking? Communication issue.
I think they made a mistake by choosing Finland as the country for the movie. It was supposed to take place in the US where so many things would make more sense (constantly eating out, taking taxis, traveling from one city to another so often sometimes without planning) . The way they spend money and go out, booking hotels last minute and stuff fits more the US.
The way he acts, I saw a comment that it bothers some of you. Tbh it'd bother me too. But from the beginning, there are few details that show that she doesn't mind such behaviour.. like when her cousin forces her to go meet the guy in his school without getting her prior consent, the way her brother has coached her. So i don't think she minds.
Him paying every time bothers her a bit but I think she takes it as he's attracted to her. Tbh from personal experience, if the guy I crush on invites me several times I don't mind... if I'm not interested... there's ONE BIG ISSUE here. Also, let's remember that they don't know each other for long.
Also, I don't know if it's the Chinese culture as I am not Chinese, but it seems like there's a cultural thing in the way he does things for her.
yes he spends a lot even though they keep saying he hurting for money, she can cover some things as well, although…
He has more money than her and it's illarious how both of them spend so much money. As a European I can tell you that taxi is the last transport I'll take. Only in case of emergency ahah.
I think the main issue of the drama is the country it was filmed in and where it takes place. The story doesn't really match it. The story and their behaviour will work better if it was in the US like where the novel takes place.
Let's be honest I don't like this feeling. We're at episode 14 and for the moment everything is so sweet so perfect... Knowing that it's a drama... I feel like something bad is coming up and I don't like it
One and Only, I really loved the second. But I can't really tell you cause each of them had one of my favourite actress or actor in it so I'm really not objective. I love Yanzi, tho GoGo was cute but not to the level of AASOL, Love me Love my voice is really fluffy and cute... but too soft ahah. Road home is a little bit more mature in terms of theme, less fluffy and cute but still sweet.
I find it funny cause if you look at all the lead actresses chosen for these dramas, they usually all play the bubbly innocent and easy going character. But I think Road Home is the one where the FL matured the fastest and remained poised
by order I'd say
1. AASOL 2. One and Only 2 (Not a fan of the 1st one) 3. Go Go Squid 1 (Not of fan of the 2nd one) 4. LMLMV - Road Home For the 4th, both dramas were slow and a bit boring... but it was cute and remain among my fave Chinese dramas
I've watched it too ahahah but on MDL it says that the episode would come out today. For a moment I was scared that I was imagining something after crying all the tears of my body
I honestly love this movie. I've rewatched it soooo many times I can't count it.
1. The story is straightforward with a small number of important people. By that I mean, no irrelevant people slow down the plot. The main antagonists make you understand the worth of the female lead. 2. The romance is light but so heartwarming. There are no kiss but you can feel the romance blossoming from beginning to end. 3. I usually don't like Japanese content because of the overly "Kawai" or some weird stuff that could make foreigners (by that I mean those who are not used to Japanese culture) uncomfortable. But in this movie, there weren't any, like the abuse was reduced to necessary without making it overly uncomfortable. [I don't want to offend anyone, but JP content is really special]. There's not too much overacting. 4. Did I say I've watched a thousand times? 5. The story keeps so captivated from beginning to end. Tho there are a few questions left unanswered no matter how many times I watch it.
Who else can't wait for the MH and SM married life? Like they're both hateful, but also both narcissistic. MH believes he was the best type of man one could have, while he was simply a piece of red garbage and SM believes she's the eternal innocent victim. They both have no sense of loyalty and no morals... their educations are... lacking... one is violent the other is an eternal liar... I really want to see their married mess
She came out to check on him and the guy instead of taking the time to reassure her was looking for the fruits he bought for her.
She told him talk to me instead of acting as if you're looking for something. The guy kept looking and if i were YG it really looks like he doesnt want to face her.
Then when she goes im not looking for you... Bruh... she came out exactly where his car is alone... if shes not looking for him why would she be there?
Anyway, they're cute. I dont really call that a fight... just... sulking?
Communication issue.
The way he acts, I saw a comment that it bothers some of you. Tbh it'd bother me too. But from the beginning, there are few details that show that she doesn't mind such behaviour.. like when her cousin forces her to go meet the guy in his school without getting her prior consent, the way her brother has coached her. So i don't think she minds.
Him paying every time bothers her a bit but I think she takes it as he's attracted to her. Tbh from personal experience, if the guy I crush on invites me several times I don't mind... if I'm not interested... there's ONE BIG ISSUE here. Also, let's remember that they don't know each other for long.
Also, I don't know if it's the Chinese culture as I am not Chinese, but it seems like there's a cultural thing in the way he does things for her.
I think the main issue of the drama is the country it was filmed in and where it takes place. The story doesn't really match it. The story and their behaviour will work better if it was in the US like where the novel takes place.
I find it funny cause if you look at all the lead actresses chosen for these dramas, they usually all play the bubbly innocent and easy going character. But I think Road Home is the one where the FL matured the fastest and remained poised
by order I'd say
1. AASOL
2. One and Only 2 (Not a fan of the 1st one)
3. Go Go Squid 1 (Not of fan of the 2nd one)
4. LMLMV - Road Home
For the 4th, both dramas were slow and a bit boring... but it was cute and remain among my fave Chinese dramas
Road Home (The road home) https://kisskh.at/700295-gui-lu
Go Go Squid 1 & 2 (Honey Stewed Squid) https://kisskh.at/27467-go-go-squid https://kisskh.at/58373-my-dear
Yi Li Mi De Yang Guang (The Healing Sunshine) https://kisskh.at/750801-yi-li-mi-de-yang-guang
One and Only/ Forever and Ever (One Life, One Incarnation ) https://kisskh.at/61865-love-your-bones-foreverhttps://kisskh.at/63781-love-your-bones-forever-2
1. The story is straightforward with a small number of important people. By that I mean, no irrelevant people slow down the plot. The main antagonists make you understand the worth of the female lead.
2. The romance is light but so heartwarming. There are no kiss but you can feel the romance blossoming from beginning to end.
3. I usually don't like Japanese content because of the overly "Kawai" or some weird stuff that could make foreigners (by that I mean those who are not used to Japanese culture) uncomfortable. But in this movie, there weren't any, like the abuse was reduced to necessary without making it overly uncomfortable. [I don't want to offend anyone, but JP content is really special]. There's not too much overacting.
4. Did I say I've watched a thousand times?
5. The story keeps so captivated from beginning to end. Tho there are a few questions left unanswered no matter how many times I watch it.
Like they're both hateful, but also both narcissistic. MH believes he was the best type of man one could have, while he was simply a piece of red garbage and SM believes she's the eternal innocent victim. They both have no sense of loyalty and no morals... their educations are... lacking... one is violent the other is an eternal liar...
I really want to see their married mess