DrCalifa99

so I’m on episode 3 and why…? first of all Han Ji Yu behaviour rasents the one from an alcoholic and why should we shame someone for not drinking/not selling alcol? and on top of that the restaurants is a one room space and there are at least two sign that says “we don’t allow alcol here” and people still go inside and ask for it. they are cute, the story is not

I’m not saying that i agree with the bad guy here (the owner), but i would have this type of management too with a team like that. they have poor performances and because the team management staff has so many like ties with the team itself but they lack in everything (and they don’t even have some team spirit within the player) and they are clueless when someone points this weakness out. to be fair i would have dismantled the team sooner, that team was the definition of money pit

yes i was rewatching the show and i had thought “doesn’t he looks like the major in DP (or whatever was the character title in the show)” checked on Wikipedia and it was in fact him

I feel like it’s supposed to be your “average revenge story” and remember that it takes place in 2016 where rich CEO were the thing. I get it if you don’t like it, but try to envision the author who tries to write something appealing for mostly girl (remember he has a daughter). so the rich CEO kinda fit and remember that Chul is also a genius so for him it could be easy to become the rich and important person driven by revenge that was so popular some times ago

i hope it helped. i noticed a lot of people (myself included) at the beginning didn’t like the childish behaviour of the FL, but then i read a comment where they explained the age of the protagonist (which is 14/15) and that made more sense. as they replied me after i thanked them for the explanation they also said that if the watcher is from China they probably (but honestly, I’m not sure) would get it, by how her hair are styled (which at the beginning is a typical adolescent hair style), but international fans (like myself, at least) i don’t think could understand the art of adolescent hair stylist in old china, so I’m always happy to explain this information. i personally don’t like how sometimes FL in CDrama have childish behaviour, but i feel here is justified said that she basically stopped being a child yesterday (that’s the literal translation of an Italian said, so i hope it’s clear)

now I by no means what to force you to give another chance to The Longest Promise but you should try. I also despise childish female characters but she behaves like that for the first half of the series, and than you see some differences. and she is also supposed to be 14/15 during the first flashback so maybe that help explain her behavior. and Xiao Zhan wore black at the end, very much like in the untamed. and there are some small quotes of the untamed too.

you know it’s the same for me. I’m watching it and I’m trying so hard to no punch the screen while watching it because I could feel the discomfort of the main character all through out the first interactions, where he tries to stay away and the other can’t even respect personal spaces or the fact that Lee Jun is in fact his boss. and I like toxic characters like Khai or Pete in some nice college BL from some years ago but this behavior is to irritate for me. I had the same experience: watched a clip and said “why don’t I give it a go instead of studying?”. well in this moment I feel like I should have studied instead

oh io se fossi stato il protagonista avrei mandato a quel paese tutti durante il primo episodio

i had a moment of realization yesterday. he plays the detective in Sens8 and now I can’t stop thinking about it

the series is not THAT bad but I would have like it better if it was a “real” series. this show was made to I think pump the new group X NINE and it shows. would it have been a series with the right amount of screen time (40 minutes) and with a more developed plot it would have been a nice thing to watch. don’t fool yourself, I watched it because Xiao Zhan is my favorite actor in the cinese brodcasting industry, but it’s not THAT bad… you only have to sacrifice a lot of your neurons to watch it

i feel like if they said that in the first flashback she is supposed to be 14 - 15 years old people would understand better her behavior and would have notice the change. i liked her, which is strange because i normally don’t like “childish” behaving character but after i read on some comment that she is supposed to be at the beginning of her adolescent years dueling the flashback i can clearly saw the difference in the pre and post flashback (how many times did i wrote flashback in this comment?)

I’m on episode 14 and one thing i like about the female lead is that she is not this great and amazing magician and she is not becoming one overnight. in some series you get this one level mage that within one episode become the most powerful person alive. she is not like that, she is willing to learn and study, even if at the beginning she didn’t understand why she should. kudos for that

it’s not that bad, maybe i am biased because i like Mark a lot, but I’m on episode 7 and I don’t think it’s that bad. okey, its not Not Me or Triage level (two of my all time favourite) but i really don’t get why it has thi much hate

I’m so down for XZ that after i saw he has a guest role in here i decided i have to see it

do i feel like i have to lose all my neurons to watch it? yes. am i liking it anyway? obviously

i had the same thoughts. like she clearly didn’t like the child and hated his mother, so why? to destroy everything she had? to have power over the life of a good child?

I’m starting it for the same reason and I love the “don’t use your rational skills to much” 😂

thank you so much!

can someone explain why I have 43 episode on Netflix and only 40 here?

my mind can’t understand the fact that he and the protagonist of a shop for killer are the same age. she looks amazing, and even younger, but I genuinely thought he is like 18