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Replying to zoodiacly • Oct 28, 2021
There's so many shippers if you watch Life with Derek (Canadian show) LMAO
No, I don't watch it. I actually never really watched Western shows (just when passing by). I just started watched dramas when I stumbled in Asian dramaland.
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Replying to rje1 • Oct 28, 2021
It's a sweet story, in which everyone gets a bit upset initially but then good sense prevails.
I haven't watched it, but why everyone gets a bit upset initially?
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Replying to Kim MC • Oct 28, 2021
It's according. I wonder how newly married blended families with teenagers all of a sudden say, "Whammo, you're…
When writing this article I actually did some research on what happened in real world. There is a case on step siblings married each other nearly twenty years ago. They have several children now. One teenage son commented ‘You’re brother and sister, that’s yuck'. I say, it's an interesting comment of a new generation of the 21st century in a Western country.
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Replying to Sher1264 • Oct 28, 2021
I’m a bit confused - I’ve not watched Kill Me Heal Me yet - I plan to - so the ML and FL characters are biologically…
As deswrath commented ML and FL, so are FL and SML, are not biologically related. Though have same 'parents' by registry, but ML is an illegitimate son of the father, and FL is already the daughter of the mom (not with the father). Only later FL is acknowledged in the family registry. They brought up together briefly until an incident happens that separates them. It's quite a complicated relationship of a chaebol family.
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Replying to Xie_Wei • Oct 28, 2021
In my opinion, Go Ahead doesn't fit in the step-siblings romance category, they are like any other friend. ML…
Is it true ML and FL never seen each other as brother and sister? The whole neighborhood know they were brought up together since little. The social issue is never brought up in the drama because Cdrama productions have to be careful not to put anything that may be an issue in censorship. This maybe raise a question if it's in Jdrama that has more freedom tackling sensitive issues.
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Replying to processus • Oct 28, 2021
Step-sibling romance never happens (or should never be happened in my opinion) between people who grow up together…
Yeah, I think it's one of the romantic fantasies brought up by entertainment industry, looking for anything that may attract viewers.
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Replying to castawaydish • Oct 28, 2021
Step-sibling romance is not problematic imo And neither is adopted sibling romance. Also how can you forget putting…
Sorry, cos I don't watch Autumn in My Heart
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Replying to my10dramas • Oct 28, 2021
Mostly we can see step sibling love stories in J-Movies, dramas and there are many novels on this topic
Yeah, it seems like lots from Japan. It's quite interesting, isn't it?
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Replying to Umi Chan • Oct 28, 2021
Since I came from india, where we celebrate "Raksha Bandhan " every year( a festival for bonding between brother…
Thanks for sharing the cultural perspective from where you're from. It's really insightful
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Replying to TalkingWithYou • Oct 28, 2021
I watched the movie Clueless a couple of days ago, and was a tad bit disgusted when I remembered how it ended.…
I thought Clueless was an Asian movie until I looked it up lol
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Replying to kisskh 18 • Oct 28, 2021
Episode 01-30 here https://link.kisskh.me/4Zv9
thank you so much!
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Replying to Cho Na • Oct 26, 2021
what is the first Cdrama are you watching now?
First drama of any country or genre is always special ;D That is a good choice!
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Replying to Angel • Oct 26, 2021
I'm currently watching my first Cdrama and was searching for recommendations. So, I'm very happy that this article…
what is the first Cdrama are you watching now?
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Replying to Cho Na • Oct 26, 2021
Yes I do the same, too. But that only works if we watch a drama that is completed, as MDLers added characters…
me too actually, I hate cliffhanger so I always wait until it's completely subbed. Though lately to write recap article I have to watch while it's currently airing or finished but no subbed yet. I can watch raw version without even understand the dialogue. But with so many dramas watched, the story becomes predictable, lol
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Replying to Cho Na • Oct 26, 2021
What are Cdramas that are post Republican but not modern?
Oh ok... so it's around 1950-1990. Wow, yeah that's not too many. Yeah, I tend not to watch those kind of drama. Not sure why, probably those drama genres are mostly slice-of-life genre or business which I'm not interested in. I mean Republican Era maybe is more suspenseful.
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Replying to newgrl • Oct 26, 2021
When watching Historical or Wuxia/Xianxia dramas, with 75+ characters, I find opening the Character sheet from…
Yes I do the same, too. But that only works if we watch a drama that is completed, as MDLers added characters in and hopefully Wikipedia has info for popular dramas. If we want to watch currently airing drama probably need to look for info in the comment section, lol.
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Replying to Cho Na • Oct 25, 2021
Did you read Mao Ni's novels? JOL and EN are his works ;D
There should be the third season of EN, if it's according to the novel. I read rumors production will start in 2022. Who knows, probably they don't want to hurriedly film it. I think they learnt from S2 that flops because they change a lot of actors including ML. Besides, the production company changed too. As you know with the JoL, the team waited for a long time until they finally announced filming in 2022. With Covid, the schedule changed and if they want to cast certain actors they will have to wait.
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Replying to LouiseLaLionesse • Oct 25, 2021
I haven't seen too many cdramas, but I really like the style. I feel they give off more of an air of safety than…
I think the "heroes and villains are clearly defined" has something to do with the censorship. I mean in C-dramas there won't be bad people leave free in the end of the drama (unless it's an open ending leads to a sequel), the crime is punished. Possibly in other country bad people are just forgiven, or even the protagonists are bad or grey characters.
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Replying to Cho Na • Oct 25, 2021
Did you read Mao Ni's novels? JOL and EN are his works ;D
I read the Ever Night novel here (actually the title is called Night Fall)
https://freewebnovel.com/nightfall.html and it's finished being translated with chapter 1118. Sorry, I actually don't read Chinese novels, only was curious with the ending of Ever Night and Joy of Life so I skim-read them, especially the last ones to see how they end because both dramas are still ongoing. So I don't know others that are translated into English.
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