castawaydish

There's no such rules (I played football throughout my school and college days). All clubs/teams have 1 captain. Some may have a vice captain and a 3rd captain but there's no rule that forces a club to make one a vice captain.

There's also Just Between Lovers which is similar to its handling of characters. But JBL is a melodrama so it's full on emotional roller coaster ride that'll make you cry throughout unlike Run On loool

Be Melodramatic is the closest thing you can find.

That's exactly how I feel about other popular shows like the Untamed and Lingjian Mountain. This one was great in comparison for me.

It's 63 eps on Netflix as well.

Exactly. It's a refreshing breathe of air compared to your typical Kdrama. Wish more dramas like this would grace Kdrama world.

Chill. It's not romance, she's called Grandmother by him in the webtoon.

They're hypocrites, they have no problem when the younger one is the girl. They're stuck in the past basically.

Jung Ha's a cinnamon roll. He's so adorable and has a lot of potential too.

What I loved about Run On was the fact that it was more than just a romcom. The interactions between the 4 leads were some of my fave lead interactions. The two FLs and the 2 MLs have such good interactions with each other, it makes for some great camaraderie. Also the side characters are diverse and each of them have their own personalities so they never fade into background.

And one of my fave part of the drama was the handling of sensitive topics like coming out. It was done so well. As an LGBT I can't help but respect the creators for it. There's also an asexual character! A first for Korean drama industry.

Was it shown during the Meen-Duean parts? Because I never watch those, I always skip those.

Dafuq was that ending though???

Also Meen and Suttaya are brothers???????????? How did I not know this...

You're giving off the same vibe as "I'm not racist, I have Black friends" people now. Just because you have an aunt and a friend with a lisp doesn't make it right that you called someone's lisp "gross" and a "choice".

I'm hoping for Enchante as well. Sadly it doesn't seem likely. Maybe it's Baker Boys (which is something I'm not really looking forward to since it's just a remake of the Korean movie).

That's a bad excuse. You clearly called his lisp "gross" and said it's a choice. This is what you said -> "Lisp! That's their own choices". Don't try to cover up your arse now.

I'm not a girl bruh

Honestly, bad past or not. I want my coach to be responsible and have faith in my skills esp if I have the potential. This might be scathing but IDC if they suffered badly in the past, it's not my problem. The players are already struggling to keep the club floating alive due to the funding problems, Yoon Dam's a National level player who's struggling to get a placement in the national team. His first priority should be the players as a coach and training them esp Yoon Dam and HK for the National team. Yet he does not even have any trust in their skills as he seems to believe they'll lose every time.

Dafuq you smoking? Do you know what a lisp even is? It's a speech defect, it's NOT a choice. Lord your sentences make zero sense. She said she likes his lisp, she never mentioned anything about the drama itself.

We can only hope the Cdrama industry will capitalise on this unexplored genre in the near future. I think many people would be very interested in it if they do.

Exactly! I can't name more than a handful of them. Which is a shame, a genre like that can be explored so well esp since China is such a culture rich country which are explored well in the historical dramas.

What did they ban? I'm not familiar with this :o

Oh I've heard of all of those shows, but I didn't think it was fantasy but rather more idol romcom type except for Rattan :o I'll check them out now.

I wish to see more shows like Guardian (with a better budget and more developed story ofc lol).