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In my opinion she is a poor actress.

I read the description on MDL.

I read the script and already know it's not for me. I have no desire to watch a psychopathic heroine, especially one played by Bae Suzy.

I like Ah Eun Jin, but I don't like Bae Suzy. The director is good, but I can't stand this writer's series. I'll watch the first episode and decide what to do next.

You're not speaking for me either. And I don't understand. A mature or older person in real life doesn't have the right to romantic experiences either?

You failed. I'm not Ukrainian, but I know Central European history very well. I don't need to search the internet. I know who Bandera was. I also know Russia very well, its lies and crimes. Do you know Katyn? Smolensk? The Gulags? Stalin the murderer and monster? Communism forced on other nations? If you don't know, then don't speak up.I'm blocking Russian trolls immediately. Shame on you.

The scene with the father in episode 8 was touching.

Soon, nothing will be allowed to be shown in TV series and films. China wants censorship everywhere. It has its own citizens under its thumb, and it wants others to feel the same way. China openly supports Putin, while Russia attacked an independent state.

I wrote that I don't watch it. Don't be silly. You don't read with understanding. Political reasons are important in my part of the world. You can probably afford to watch nonsense and talk nonsense. I'm blocking you.

I'm entitled to my opinions, just as you are to yours. Koreans don't pretend to be experts or the best country in the world. They admit their mistakes. China is just dumb propaganda. Are you Chinese? They support Putin. Russia and China deserve each other. I hate both of those countries.

Poor baby

Poor baby 😆

Who cares? 😆

And time travel is possible, so everything has to be realistic 😆

Reset is the only Chinese drama I've watched. I liked it because, in addition to its sensational plot, it perhaps unconsciously showed a bit of the real China. Without democracy, with citizens under surveillance at every turn, and a police force that doesn't respect the presumption of innocence. I don't intend to watch any other productions. They're too long, too artificial, and, in the case of all those fantasy series, pointless. I can't watch their cultural products.

I like the entire cast of the series. Very good drama.

I think Seo Jong Hui is married. Could she have run away from her husband? This is just a theory, of course.

I really enjoyed the first episode. I'm curious to see what happens next. I'll just skip the boxing scenes, because I really don't like them.

I read the synopsis and I think I watched a Korean remake of this series. Love affairs in the afternoon.

These are different dramas, focusing on different themes, but I enjoyed them. Now that I think about it, they, like Learning to Love, skillfully portray the characters' feelings.