Ceki

I think the reason for penalties is that as a pregnant woman you cannot do a certain type of commercials such as promoting alcohol and ingredients that might be harmful for pregnant women. And since she signed such a contract and received money, she and her partner should have been more careful, it is the 21st century after all.

Yeah, it's the thing. Usually I find it disturbing, but in this case the age gap is 9 years which is not so terrible but still... What I find more disturbing is that most of them have shotgun weddings and retire in their 20s...

Raw: http://viewasian.com/drama/burning-ice/watch/

Why does Seo Hyun Jin always play a woman who gets drunk all the time? I swear, it's disturbing.

I've started watching it too, and I love it! :)

TRAILER: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6b91uIrx31M

I just love how Kahoko's character slowly develops and you can truly see the change in her thoughts and behavior, and it is all thanks to Takahata's amazing acting, she is truly a gem.

"those creamy,dewy, bb cream faces guys I mostly see in Kdramas." BUAHAHAHA :D

I'm loving this drama it's so funny xD And I love dad's sarcastic comments.

http://newasiantv.me/drama/overprotectivenesss-kahoko.2862.html

Tbh I'm not sure they are together simply because nobody managed to take a photo of them being together as a couple in 12 years, that's weird, I mean, 12 years! I didn't hear of them dating other people so who knows...

lol the summary is batshit crazy

You got it wrong. That statement has nothing to do with Asia copying the West. It had to do with the fact that Murakami is popular in Japan so it was only a matter of time before they adapted any of his novels. However, the truth is that Asia does tend to copy West more than the other way around.

Wait, what happened to Park Hye Soo??? I didn't know this already started, can't wait to watch it.

true haha

Yeah I know, but the thing is - there are too many of them :D Almost every 2nd historical drama is based on a novel of some sort, even fanfiction.

Thanks for your recommendations :) Yes, while I did some research I was surprised at how many novel adaptations are there. But I still decided to go with those that could be found and read by most people.

Me too! If a read a novel or manga first, I NEVER enjoy the drama/film adaptation later on. That's why I tend to watch first and then read.

Raw: http://www.onlineonlinetv.net/2017/06/2017-1-yaneura-no-koibito-ep1.html

Good job! :)