Amarina

The Kukan drama channel announced they'll be showing the English sub starting Sep 4th

Finally finished but I'm just glad I was warned about the editing issues towards the end. From the nails on I felt I had to struggle to figure out what was going on several times. They referenced scenes we didn't watch, people died off screen, others apparently came back to life and that end "battle".... really? A voice over barely explaining what happened? 🤷‍♀️😒

Omg they answered our prayers for MORE length? First 6 eps are ranging 20-25 mins in length 🔥🔥🔥

Realistically neither, though as a member of the "short attention span audience" as you termed it 😅 they definitely help when having a bad day. But yeah, realistically they are just designed for busier people who might be watching an episode at the bus station or while on break from work, or while their cooking something. They fill a similar niche in that way as the people who used to (or still do) buy the paperback Harliquins or Penny Dreadfuls as opposed to buying the hardcover bestsellers.

Right now it's available on Bilibili here
https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1LqWNe4E5x/

It's "honestly" too early to give that answer as a definite... but... YES OMG YES

Ugh I found it on Bilibili but there's no music. I'm obsessed with it though, I don't even care how long it takes me to go through each ep with Google lens

I took a look at you'd list real quick and based on what you've watched and rated (idm your rating system meanings though lol 🤷‍♀️) I would say you'd "probably" like this one and find it worth watching. It is a mid-range, lower-budget sort of show and you've watched several of those and rated them in the 7s as well. IDK about the comedy from the shows you rated though, some of the "closer" comedies you rated lower like To Get Her for instance.

Bias: He has a pet duck he carries around and pets a lot which I personally loved. 😅 He is 1,000% devoted to her and there is lots of cute interactions with them together (imo).

1. So this is actually complicated. He comes to her kingdom in disguise as an envoy to select "a" bride but stays at her house and essentially from the very beginning chooses her "unofficially". As the envoy he eventually officially selects her and she agrees. She then goes to HIS country and meets with him STILL thinking he's the Envoy. Ep 11 is where she FINALLY finds out that the guy she is marrying IS him.
2. Love Triangle - VERY small... she has a guy who likes her but she doesn't like him. He follows her to the new country and gets his own romance. ML has a female who is infatuated with him that he has zero interest in. There is a strange ultra-mini "blink and miss it" storyline where he tries to get her to stop obsessing over him by agreeing to have her as a concubine and trying to show her all his "bad" habits. FL is in full support of this scheme.
3. Break-up - yes. Last ep 😑 She divorces him because she's convinced it's the only way to save his life...
4. HE? - Yes, time skip, they find eachother again and she realizes how stupid she was to leave him.

lol Idk if you realized it but you didn't actually spoiler tag this like you said you were going to 😅

common ending acronyms BE = Bad Ending, SE = Sad Ending, OE = Open Ending, HE = Happy Ending

Bad Ending and Sad Ending aren't always the same thing despite having similar connotation in some people's mind's.

I wanted to be accurate so I rewatched it. Technically NO but I honestly didn't even notice because they interspersed cute flashbacks while they stare at each other with a TON of emotion in their eyes about ready to cry being reunited.

🤣🤣🤣 I just read that review. It's right in a "way" and SOoooo wrong too. It's actually hilarious how much it got twisted.

No... you DO fully get to see him at the end but he's poisoned after getting stabbed multiple times and he finally gets the antidote but vomits blood that had pooled in his stomach and stays passed out. She's back to thinking she's a jinx and decides (while thinking he's on deaths door still and he's unconscious) that the only way to save him is to divorce him and leave 🤣 So she does. Cut to friend writing a letter about how it's been 3 years and dude woke up almost immediately but she was already gone and couldn't find her so he's been searching since. Cuts to Lantern festival in her home town, she meets the fortune teller who basically calls her an idiot for not trying to make it work with the dude. She sees the duck and realizes dude is there, looks for him, sees him by the riddles. END

I'll spoil the last ep below if you wanna know.

Finally done and I gotta say... the last two episodes were wildly weird. It's barely a spoiler to say it IS officially a HE but it's one of the weirdest HEings for this "type" of show I've seen in a while 🤣. I'm still a bit in awe just thinking about what I watched 🤡😅.

That's the point, he WASN'T dying any longer, he just hadn't woken up yet. He had residual blood that had pooled and stagnated in his stomach from his wound that he vomited and that's what made the doctors worried but he was fine once he woke up. BUT she'd already convinced herself that the only way he could live is if she divorced him so she left and wandered around. THREE YEARS LATER they finally meet back up at the later festival in her home country. 🤣🤡🙃

🤣 It's not a BE it IS a... "ummm sure..." ending though for a "HE."

I was thinking the exact same thing when I was watching the end eps. 🤷‍♀️
🤣 And dude was unconscious for most of it.

I do think my favorite though was the button on the phone to turn off the car braking system.