As far as i know, only in khwanruethai (part 2) and dujapsorn (part 4) the main conflict is beacuse of their parents,…
Thanks for the heads up! I also noticed for the other dramas there are no airing dates yet unlike in the past for lakorn series. Will they air after this drama finishes or they haven't made yet?
Aww... I love to see the second generation of the Juthathep family. I tried the first-generation dramas, especially with James Ji and Bella, but the graphic video quality is just too bad.
To be honest, Yohwa's husband is also funny and a nice person, but I'm still team Suho. I saw something on twitter…
Yes, he's not only funny and nice, but also a progressive thinker and supportive. They should match him with Lady Jang. She's smart, pretty, influential, and skilled in business.
just finished ending. It's happy ending to me. It looks like it's their 2nd lifetime of what they wish would of…
How do you know it's their second life? I watched the raw version for the final episode, still waiting for the sub. I saw them meet again in the last scene after she parts with him and SML earlier. I thought that three years later ML and FL meet again, after they've recovered from their pain and hatred.
I translated and rewrote the synopsis from Douban. Enjoy!
Xiao Xiang, an ordinary city girl met Zuo Yuan, a rich, handsome, and nice guy. She gives up everything for him: resigns from her job, follows him to another city, and lives with him in a super large villa. She lives the fairy tale life of her dream, full of sugary sweetness.
One day, she wakes up, walks to the mirror, and finds that the person standing in the mirror is another face, and all the identification documents are suddenly changed to "her" in the mirror. In this strange city, Xiao Xiang can no longer prove her original identity. She also discovers a darkroom in the villa, which turns out to be a laboratory.
Xiao Xiang never thought she met a killer and a human trafficker.
How can she find the truth? And what huge secret is hidden behind the truth?
what if rnz's appearance was based on da wei? That must be the reason why we never got a face reveal. Imma go…
No way, cos if Nan Zhu's appearance is based on Da Wei, Jiu Shi would've recognized him right away in Ep 1, or said that he looks similar to his old friend. Besides, Jiu Shi and Da Wei both created Nan Zhu's avatar in the past.
Oh yeah, you're right, no game in the novel! Darn China with the censorship on modern fantasy themes!
I was already feeling sad watching the last several episodes when some of their good friends die in the game tho alive IRL, let alone reading the novel that they actually die...
I'm a scaredy cat, Idk if I can read the novel. I watched this drama only during the day when there was light or at night with people around me. I read the novel's trigger warning list on carrd and already felt nauseous. Someone wrote in a forum somewhere not to eat any food while reading the novel, lol. I think I have to prepare myself mentally before reading it.
a. The game really existed RNZ and everything that happened was in the Game. The game destroyed itself when LJS…
Yeah, the ending tries to be logical and defies that the unseen world is just being imagination. Typical Chinese propaganda. But it's better if the ending scenes are with the internet cafe owner telling Jiu Shi that the game company recalled all game copies without explanation (because Nan Zhu destroyed the game), and the friend met on the street telling Jiu Shi that Gao Da Wei is dead (because he got caught infiltrating the company and changed the coding, including creating Nan Zhu). Then Jiu Shi gets motivated again in his life, ends up establishing a big gaming company, buys the rights to the original game, recreates the game again, and reunites with Nan Zhu and other old friends inside the game (even though they are NPCs).
Question: So who actually created the original game? Spoiler below my confusion.
We understood in the game that his old friend Gao Da Wei (with a hoodie) created the game while studying abroad. But after Jiu Shi woke up from a coma, his old friend he met on the street told him that Gao Da Wei studied economics abroad, not making games, and now lives in Europe. The package with the game he got in Ep 1 is from China though the sender is hidden.
a. The game really existed RNZ and everything that happened was in the Game. The game destroyed itself when LJS…
Definitely, the original game existed. Because before Jiu Shi got into the accident, he already played it, both in the internet cafe and at home. But I'm still puzzled by the people's memories. So after Nan Zhu destroyed the game, everyone's memories but Jiu Shi's got erased? Particularly the memories of the cafe boss who introduced him to the game and the game creator.
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Xiao Xiang, an ordinary city girl met Zuo Yuan, a rich, handsome, and nice guy. She gives up everything for him: resigns from her job, follows him to another city, and lives with him in a super large villa. She lives the fairy tale life of her dream, full of sugary sweetness.
One day, she wakes up, walks to the mirror, and finds that the person standing in the mirror is another face, and all the identification documents are suddenly changed to "her" in the mirror. In this strange city, Xiao Xiang can no longer prove her original identity. She also discovers a darkroom in the villa, which turns out to be a laboratory.
Xiao Xiang never thought she met a killer and a human trafficker.
How can she find the truth? And what huge secret is hidden behind the truth?
I was already feeling sad watching the last several episodes when some of their good friends die in the game tho alive IRL, let alone reading the novel that they actually die...
I'm a scaredy cat, Idk if I can read the novel. I watched this drama only during the day when there was light or at night with people around me. I read the novel's trigger warning list on carrd and already felt nauseous. Someone wrote in a forum somewhere not to eat any food while reading the novel, lol. I think I have to prepare myself mentally before reading it.