TemiDramaLover

This drama brought me out of my drama-funk.
Definitely not the best or most unique drama, but great for if you're looking for a revenge drama that is stereotypical yet satisfying. I quite enjoyed it, maybe cause it reminded me of the first dramas that got me into Kdramas.
I'd say give it a chance.

It's on Dramacool and if you click the 'MP4UPLOAD' server that's the best quality: https://dramacool.com.pa/cunning-single-lady-episode-1.html

What episode do they start contract relationship?

There were certain moments that made me a bit frustrated but I personally found that the way things turned out felt right, though somewhat unsatisfying. I guess what I took from it was that, the second she decided that the notebook didn't determine her value it lost its power because the series is really about what narratives we tell ourselves and give power to. The second she gave power to the narrative that she was loved and could, in turn learn to love, she realised that she wasn't surrounded by hate. Safe to say ... it really got me in my feels.

I'm rewatching and can't remember the ending. It ends up that she's dead right?

What episode do the leads get together?

Thank you!

Hahaha very true!

Alright, that's helpful. Thanks!

Quick question: Is she in high school for the whole first half of series?

Hahaha, thanks for the heads up!

Exactly! He balances the seriousness with comedy so well.
He's shirtless in DP?! Guess I'll be bumping it up my list. Hee Hee

Just seen him in 'Alchemy of Souls' and I'm in love with his voice >.<

Ahhh, I see it does seem to be a trend. Thanks for answering my question!

Thank you so much, your summary was fantastic! Also YES, I will take a look at these list too, thank you!

Ahhhh okay! That clears things up 👍🏾

The makes a lot of sense! Thank you for explaining things! 😊

Can someone please explain the title?
I'm very curious about whether it's linked to the story or if it's just an unusual translation.

That synopsis tells me nothing about the show. Can someone who's watched it sum it up pls?

Is there a separate reason why transmigration wouldn't have been approved for release? Or do you think it's just related to the mature nature of the book and censorship?