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Thank you for these recommendations. I've been looking for Joy of Life but it's not available on either Netflix or iQiyi. I believe NiF is on YouTube. I'll try looking them up.

Thank you. Maybe you could recommend some?

Awww... it has ended and now, I feel some kind of loss and sadness. I miss them together. First time I learned of Jasper through this show and I have become a fan. I will start watching Jasper's shows.

Just finished ep 9, dragging myself each time. Reading some comments, it seems I'm the only one who can't feel the chemistry between the leads. I mean, I can't find myself screaming eeekkk! with flutters. And the script is cheesy - as in spoon-feeding me of simple things that are already understandle without spelling them out - like uttering 'so you did this because so and so' and many more instances. I want to complete this because of the well-known epic ending. But honestly, each episode hardly steals my attention. I hope I could endure... The psycho king actor is a beast in acting. Attention-grabbing. I guess he's the reason I'm still watching this.

Thanks... maybe I will in the future, when I run out of interesting things to watch 😁

Even with only 6 episodes, I was lazy to finish Hellbound. It didn't make me jump out nor kept me at the edge of my seat. I felt no sense of urgency and thrill. Just ok.

All the flashbacks.... Uhggg... so annoying.

Yeah, you could be right. However, the difference is I also like the main male lead in this drama unlike Nam Do San in Start-Up, where I ended up disliking because of my huge bias to Han Ji Pyung. I sincerely hope it won't happen here coz K-drama has a tendency of playing with my feelings by hurting a good second lead. lol

Dang, she has chemistry with both male leads. But why do I feel more flutters with her and the second lead? Is this gonna be another Han Ji Pyung syndrome for me?

Have not watched it yet but reading the synopsis, the plot sounds like Flower of Evil 2.0 😏 Not so much but kinda.

It has been a long time since my love for k-drama is re-ignited. Designated Survivor is like "kdrama first love 2.0" for me. This reminds me of the J-drama 'Change' starring Kimura Takuya.

I was expecting more due to the hype. However, I felt underwhelmed. Squid Game reminds me of Liar Game, although I like Liar G better. This show is simple compared to the complexity of Liar Game (both Japanese and Korean versions). *This is based on my preference.*

The female lead is making me want to drop this drama. My tolerance is low really for annoying leads. Is being nasty and violent cute? 😒***Have just completed the drama and it was a fun watch. It being shorter than most of k-drama had a positive result because it wasn't draggy to me. I got over my annoyance of the female lead because her character became better. ZD was a time well-spent.

Happy birthday to you, too. 🎂

Happy birthday, Xiao Zhan! I wish you happiness and long life. Thank you for being born. 🙏🎂

It's ridiculously funny but it's painful at the end.

LOL I enjoyed this so much. That ending was so funny 🤣

Yeah, that's why I said the family got lucky at the end because only her husband used the money. The bag went back to them lol

There was an interview with an actor years ago who said that he couldn't date or get married yet because fans might get angry. I can't definitely recall who the actor was. I'm trying to recall and find again on Google.

Same thoughts here 😔