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Replying to Hari Riho • 10 days ago
Title In Blossom Spoiler
can someone explain the ending to me?? who's number 1???
Unknown.
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Replying to JustALittleAddicted • 16 days ago
Title Against the Current Spoiler
death of an antagonist. that vile manipulative thing deserved it! you usually see the bad guys die a quick death,…
The burning was a really good ending for the villain.
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Replying to estheeerrrrr • 17 days ago
47 episodes ? wow when was this filmed ? Is 47 allowed ?
Yeah, China changed their laws again in regards to longer series.
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Replying to SenpaiSuki • Sep 11, 2026
Why are they making her suck a jerk in the drama? I dont understand. She is confident and independant in the novel,…
They just hated her since she is the VP's girlfriend.
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Replying to Yudi • Sep 11, 2026
why did he not get suspended tbh , wasnt it his fault . he should not be flying if he medically unfit . he fainted…
They claimed it was a medical emergency and he has his condition listed on his medical file. The reason they suspended her was the fact that she was supposed to try waking him up first (she tried but they wanted her to wake him up and then descend the plane) makes zero sense. They also didn't like her since she is the VP's girlfriend.
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Replying to Arrow_4455 • Aug 28, 2026
Title Dream to You Spoiler
She said that she would depend on him even while she is in Canada. Hence, why she broke up with him.
The writers were just being lazy at this point. Like she had years to study but had a whole victim mentality.
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Replying to kreamy • Aug 19, 2026
Title Dream to You Spoiler
I liked it but i'm really curious about the fact that they didn't call or text each other while she was in Canada,…
She said that she would depend on him even while she is in Canada. Hence, why she broke up with him.
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Replying to biadslustosa • Jun 20, 2026
guys genuine question: how do you notice a different accent/dialect IN KOREAN? 😭 I couldn’t even notice the…
Once you start watching a lot of dramas you notice the accents. I started watching dramas at the age of 10 now I'm 29.
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Replying to stan loona • Jun 20, 2026
its a cute show and all i have no significant complaints, but i wonder why does som-yi speak in a dialect but…
They moved to the town later. Hence, why the little sister has a accent but the older one doesn't.
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Replying to KioroDjirane • Jun 18, 2026
Did they kill him ? I mean, I guess but he didn't even had a death scene ? He was my favorite of those antagonist.…
Thought he would become a friend and end up with FL's cousin
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Replying to Arrow_4455 • Jun 10, 2026
The girl that worked for the Queen's father. ( She was the maid at the Prince's house.)
stole it from the safe? or stole one of the copies
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Replying to mpruel • Jun 4, 2026
so.. who’s the culprit who give their married contract to empress dowager? little confused with that..
The girl that worked for the Queen's father. ( She was the maid at the Prince's house.)
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Replying to Andy_Torres • Feb 17, 2026
There's always one of you, haha. The United States isn't the only country with bad things. In fact, if you could…
You’re framing my position as if criticism from within a privileged society is inherently performative or hypocritical. That assumption doesn’t hold.

First, benefiting from a system does not morally disqualify someone from criticizing it. In fact, the opposite is often true. If you enjoy freedom of speech, political participation, and security like in the United States then you have more responsibility to scrutinize and improve that system, not less. Moral responsibility scales with power and agency.

Second, invoking North Korea as a benchmark every time criticism arises is a logical distraction. “At least we’re not a dictatorship” is not a defense of a policy or a system; it’s a comparative deflection. The existence of worse regimes does not invalidate critique. If it did, no society except the absolute worst could ever be criticized.

Third, you argue that repression must be addressed before discussing who “writes history.” But those aren’t mutually exclusive issues. Authoritarian regimes can survive without broad consent because they monopolize force and information. That doesn’t contradict my broader point: dominant powers shape narratives about themselves and others. Acknowledging narrative power isn’t the same as denying repression.

Finally, criticizing one’s own country is not self-pity. It’s a sign of political maturity. Blind praise is propaganda; reflexive condemnation is cynicism; critical engagement is citizenship. The ability to criticize a country without fear of imprisonment is precisely what differentiates liberal systems from dictatorships and exercising that freedom should not be confused with moral vanity.

You seem to interpret critique as ingratitude. I see it as responsibility. Just writing an essay back since you had to write one first. A paragraph should have been suffice enough for your answer.
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Replying to Andy_Torres • Feb 16, 2026
There's always one of you, haha. The United States isn't the only country with bad things. In fact, if you could…
North Korea should not be a 'go-to' answer for everything when it comes to comparing nations in the International Arena. Did you live there? Are you from North Korea? If every single North Korean hated their country or were actually living in horrible conditions then the country would cease to exist. History is always written from the 'Winners' point of view. Hence, the misconception we have where America is seen as an archetype for other nations. Of course there are countries far worse but the point that I have trying to convey is that America should not be seen as a country of rainbow and sunshine.
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Replying to Andy_Torres • Feb 15, 2026
There's always one of you, haha. The United States isn't the only country with bad things. In fact, if you could…
Perhaps you do not understand that in the International Arena the United States is the Supreme Nation. For example, South Korea is literally South Korea because of America. In terms of the political environment, as an American I can tell you we are a Hot mess. We claim to be a country built on Democracy alone; yet what we are still seeing very much till today is that wealth comes before all.
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Replying to ChiuFensi • Aug 17, 2025
Title The Wanted Detective Spoiler
This feels like a plothole bc why does Yesha sound like Beiming here... unfortunately they never went back to…
They are twins.
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Replying to Ppyeong • Aug 7, 2025
Title Head over Heels Spoiler
I liked the drama but bro how did Yeomhwa not get punished at all?? Like for the whole duration of the drama they…
He took 100 souls. To became an evil deity he has to take 100 souls.
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