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agree, she did wrong, but she's not a bad person and I'm sure she has learnt from it

now that I remember, J. K. Rowling (the author of Harry Potter) was also cancelled and criticised by the public and other celebrities(Harry Potter main actors also turned her back on her) after a single tweet she posted that was supposedly homophobic(I personally don't agree)

Maybe you should look into a Blake Lively video and the comments, she is criticised by everyone. And Amber Heard went into hiding and she is still being reported and laughed at whenever paparazzi catch her.

I missed the KSR controversy when it happened so I don't know how badly netizens were bashing her, but if we compare it to the backlash Amber Heard or Blake Lively receive, I don't think you can say the public isn't holding them accountable.
Same in France with actor Gerard Depardieu or Princess Diana+Charles III+Camilla, UK chef Jamie Oliver promoting healthier school lunches(this wasn't that big, but I can't think of other examples).

They are actually role models for a lot of fans.

To be honest, I do agree that she should have retreated from the industry. The fact that she ended up causing an accident proves that she was not fit to drive and still took the risk. She was lucky she only hit a pole or whatever, but it could have been a person instead. Everyone does have to bear the consequences of their own actions. I

What I do not agree with is cyber bullying by netizens. I'm not sure what other things might have happened behind the scenes, as it was indeed a tragic and drastic decision to take her own life.

I did not know that, that's terrible. Are those netizens committing suicide fans of the celebrity that died?

I cannot find that article on MDL.
But if they just reported that they denied dating rumours, seems like it's kinda true. KSH's agency did deny dating rumours. The title would be a bit misleading if it's as you said, since it seems LSR only deleted a pic of them and didn't deny it directly, but it doesn't change things or makes them worse.
If they just detailed the truth, this is what journalists should do: report facts objectively. As long as they tell the facts without interjecting any biased opinion, it's proper journalism

What are you suggesting the journalists do instead? In LSR's case, for example?

She did take her life because of the backlash of the accident. She has been an actress all her life, so she must have felt like she lost everything - with her fans and the whole industry turning against her.
Although, it was lucky that she only crashed into a power box, causing just a power outage in the area.
She should have just moved abroad, I guess the Korean celebrity industry is too harsh and her career was very important to her

It wasn't a misunderstanding. TY almost destroyed his life and could have let him die (SC survived by himself). It was bcz he was scared of his father so he lied, but this is no excuse.
Other than switching places with him, SC didn't do anything bad. He helped TY not get bullied as SC and obviously helped his(SC)'s family out, paying their debts, buying them a restaurant. TY never got to experience bullying or deep poverty.

So yeah, he deserved it. TY was causing him to lose all his future prospects, all he has and he's worked hard for, when SC did nothing wrong to him. TY pushed him to a dead end.

So you forgot that Taeyong lied that Seungcheon extorted money from him (SC helped him with school work and TY gave him money of his own accord). SC's dad falls to his knees to beg TY's Stepmom to show mercy in front of the whole school who's filming it. SC confronts him at nigth and records the conversation as prood and after a scuffle, SC falls off a bridge. TY wanted to call the police, but changed his mind. That's when SC decides to go through the body swap.

directed by Yang Yang? Is he a director now? hope this is good

Really? I find Heinley pretty boring. He's just a love struck fool, his whole personality revolves around loving Navier. Rashta and Sovieshu were too exagerated as well.

Navier is more realistic, as she puts the position of queen above love. Even when the person she loves betrays her, she can live with dignity as long as she has the empress position and when she's in danger of losing that, she moves on to another emperor. She's the only normal one and quite likeable as well.

actually, it's from a book series called Jade Dynasty, that's where the drama was also adapted from

yes, the book was adapted to games, donghua(anime), drama and movie

Don't forget that it was Taeyong who wronged SeungChun first before they changed.
Yes, Taeyong always chose "his family" over money, but that it because he never went through the hard times, bullying and injustice Taeyong did, bcz Taeyong was there to protect him and his family.

At the end of the day, Teyong and his family wouldn't have ended up well if they didn't change bodies, plus Taeyong was useless as a heir, plus+++ remember that all the times SeungChun chose to change places was whenever his family was in danger, otherwise he was not planning to do it. So I don't think everyone is being fair, by comparing them 'cause they didn't go through the same stuff.

Rashta is supposed to be extremely beautiful. And innocent looking.
While Navier is supposed to be pretty, distinguished and mature looking.

Shin Min Ah is very beautiful and cute in a childish way. She technically suits Rashta more lookswise.

I'm used to watching faster paced dramas in 2x

LOL season 2: Wealth is sweet