how scary is this? i want to watch this but i'm too scared to start
i hate horror so I just squinted my eyes or looked thorough my fingers anytime I anticipated something scary happening lol... it worked for me... as the episodes go on, those moments become quite predictable. Also avoid my mistake and dont watch it at night
Ep 9, 45:45 a historic moment in thai drama - a person who actually takes their unfinished drink with them when leaving a cafe. Litteraly my first time seeing that lol. It always gets on my nerves how they order something and then just leave it there almost without taking a sip.
Okay... let me start by saying: What do you mean 7.9??? This deserves so much more. A 10/10 for me. (Ooor maybe 9.87 cause I wasnt 100% feeling the ending... I feel like it could have been done a little differently, idk how tho... but I digress)
I love this series. I have seen it 4 or 5 times... it might actually be my favourite comfort series. Because the message is just so nice. You are never too old to try new things, to fail, even at 40, you dont have to have everything figured out. You can find new happiness and comfort at unexpected places (like a coffee/dessert shop) with unexpected people (a 10 years younger coworker). My favourite quote: "Acting like a girl and trying new things has amazing anti-aging properties".
Both the guys are green flags but man, do I love Nozue. He is just the sweetest guy with healthy masculinity, great boss, humble, and a cutieee. (I loove Takeda Kouhei's acting here, also in Smokey Blue, he's just so natural.) I love their chemistry, Nozue's slow and quiet realization that he likes Togawa. I like how not everyting is said but shown in small details... there were definitly things I noticed or realized only when rewatching.
And talking about details... the show is seriously so WELL-DONE. I mean it's quite short, but every shot, every look and gesture has a meaning and adds to the story. Its chill-paced but never slow.
If you have two hours to spare, just watch it. In one word: healing.
he's 22 whaaaat?? with the way Asians often look younger than their age I assumed he was around 30. He is actually younger than me. Let me go cry in the corner TT TT
from where you get info that this drama 'blue lips' use AI?
I think the AI use in this series is very obvious. Like the other person who commented, I am also not a big fan because of ethical reasons and also because it just feels very cheap. That being said, the AI street signs are quite funny, for example when they show the Blue moon bar on the street, the street signs often say "Welcome to Jeju (island) vacation with your senior" in Korean above "We love having your here" written in English, it just doesnt make any sense.. All the street signs and signs on buildings are in Korean, while they are all speaking Chinese...
K-Drama 
I love this series. I have seen it 4 or 5 times... it might actually be my favourite comfort series. Because the message is just so nice. You are never too old to try new things, to fail, even at 40, you dont have to have everything figured out. You can find new happiness and comfort at unexpected places (like a coffee/dessert shop) with unexpected people (a 10 years younger coworker). My favourite quote: "Acting like a girl and trying new things has amazing anti-aging properties".
Both the guys are green flags but man, do I love Nozue. He is just the sweetest guy with healthy masculinity, great boss, humble, and a cutieee. (I loove Takeda Kouhei's acting here, also in Smokey Blue, he's just so natural.)
I love their chemistry, Nozue's slow and quiet realization that he likes Togawa. I like how not everyting is said but shown in small details... there were definitly things I noticed or realized only when rewatching.
And talking about details... the show is seriously so WELL-DONE. I mean it's quite short, but every shot, every look and gesture has a meaning and adds to the story. Its chill-paced but never slow.
If you have two hours to spare, just watch it. In one word: healing.