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Faith is my weakness. Despite everything that has gone wrong, I still loved it. Lol.

So you must like the vertical short drama then?

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That's not my preference. I enjoy long episodes and lengthy series.

On the platform I am watching, it says the next episode is in 20 hours. Yes, it sucks. I prefer one episode daily. By the way, the subtitles above and below the video drive me crazy! 😆

It's not a 30-minute episode; it's 1 hour and 20 minutes long, so it counts astwo even three 😆

The bandage! Don't forget the bandage! And the arrow remains in his chest and miraculously disappears when he changes clothes.

This is exactly like “Faith.” The female lead is acting the same way. The age gap is the same between ML and FM. I expect awkward kisses. Instead of a surgeon, she is a cook. But my gosh, the female lead looks like her twin.

https://kisskh.at/3994-faith

It's a fun comedy, but I hope it doesn't make me too emotionally invested. I expect a bittersweet ending where the characters are separated in the final episode. Has anyone read the novel? Please share the spoiler! (Use the spoiler button, please.)

What I appreciate about K-dramas is the length of the episodes. It's so satisfying to watch ones that are over an hour long!

Multiple times… every night 😆

I can provide many more examples, such as when a character is fully dressed during a bath scene. It's quite rare to see the male lead's torso. In this drama, we only got a glimpse of him with a subtly revealed shoulder, while the female lead was fully dressed during their intimate moment. He was under the covers, and she was on top but never on top of him, which is wayyyy too intimate and suggestive. It's rather ridiculous, especially considering the scene was meant to depict dual yin-yang cultivation. All Chinese dramas are the same. It seems that showing affection is dirty and a sin…

FL has the same voice as Kim Hee Sun and exhibits similar facial expressions and body language, like in the drama "Faith."

It seems like a fun K-drama to watch. I’ll add it to my list.

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Correct. The only concession is that kisses should be standoffish, with space in between bodies. There should be no touching of skin, holding hands is acceptable, as well as resting a head on a shoulder. Close hugging is not allowed; there must be a visible gap between the two bodies. Kissing should only occur if it significantly enhances the scene and should not be overused throughout the series. Chinese censorship is very strict and conservative to the extreme. This is why, when I see two actors moving their lips during a kissing scene, I consider it a miracle.

Mark my words: after this drama, Arthur Chen's career will skyrocket.

EP 15-16 The scriptwriter skillfully integrated Mrs. Ye's betrayal into the storyline, introducing various events that involve villains. Unfortunately, all references to explicit intimacy were removed to comply with Chinese censorship, along with any excessively violent scenes. Overall, the writing is quite clever.

It was a physical experience, and you'll understand it soon.

There are several reasons for incorporating multiple dialogues in a drama. Firstly, a drama cannot thrive with only two characters; audiences tend to appreciate multiple love stories. Additionally, having determined villains creates more engaging action. Attracting well-known stars can also generate more revenue.

Television dramas typically require more dialogues, which leads to the inclusion of more actors. As a result, having more actors means more scenes and greater character interactions.