Bi_Myself

Chun Ae's death was the only one that pained me. Although I wished her and Kim Momi would get their happy ending, but this ain't that kinda drama

My favourite part of this series is probably Nana As Kim Momi being bat-shit crazy and beating the h*ll out of those prison thugs

This is everything I'd ask for in a thriller. It slightly wasn't what i was expecting(thought it would be like celebrity) but it was so much better than what i had in mind.
The first episode threw me off a bit, but it gets so much better with the 2nd episode. It's so realistic, it's scary.
I particularly liked how that billboard in episode 1 and 2 showed the inmost desires of both Mo mi and Oh nam.
This is a well done thriller.
Kudos to the team

F4 but make it gay

The imperial officers are just like African aunties, always commenting on how they carried Wujie as a baby.

These police men and prosecutors are really stupid.

I wanted him to go back and maybe save her from the accident but if he had gone back, he'd be in danger. Even though he had knowledge of the future, he'd still have no means to save him and his brother

I loved every second of it. Lee Myung Seok might be a conniving little shit, but he isn't evil so i don't care that he got a happy ending.

It's very infectious

There were other cars close by and it was too close to residential apartments for them to take that kind of risk
The school field was a safer bet

It's a home made bomb.

The untamed

Hyeonsoo has to be one of my favourite Kdrama detectives. I wish we had more smart, open minded and flexible detectives like her.
Even with how old they are, some ahjumas never know when to shut up their mouths, very stinking behaviour fr

I stumbled upon this and got addicted. My second favourite Chinese series so far

His outfits are always chic and fashionable, that combination threw me off.

I guess the thought of going back to that village that changed him initially triggered that

I was curious, so i watched it.
The things i liked about it are:
1. How Manhwi was killed with the same method he proposed, seems like Mr. Cat's warning earlier on was true.
2. Do shik's redemption arc, because i thought he was a good person at the beginning, he lost his way but I'm glad he got back on the right track (I'm high-key shipping him and his driver)

I guess Woohyeol's death was the most possible outcome given the buildup, but the buildup was trash and his death was anticlimactic. Why did he have to stab himself in front of Inhae, which just amounted to nothing as Doshik didn't drink his blood. It would have been much better if he passed naturally by Inhae's side. The entire series just seems like a long, winded way to kill yourself.
I guess because he is a half vampire he didn't completely disintegrate like Manhwi. I'm pretty sure his appearance at the end was an imagination. He's definitely dead- dead. And his promise to find her is laughable because unless they both get a 'see you in my 19th life' power, they're not going to remember each other.
And why do they keep saying that if she hadn't opened the coffin a day early, they wouldn't have met. That's unreasonable because she would have always been given ownership of the house and if she had gone to that house on a later date, Woohyeol would have been human and they would eventually fall in love and this would be a rom-com with a happy ending
They just had to make Inhae a reincarnation of Heesun🙄🙄🙄🙄

Wait, they didn't even explain who took the gold?

Looks like i won't be watching episode 16.

I personally don't think he's dead. At the beach, fox spirit looked too happy. If he sensed his master was dead, he wouldn't have been panting happily