DorianGrey101

I have a big mouth so I probably would have said something stupid (haha). But it must have been really scary for them too (your grandparents) because you just didn't know who to trust. Your business can just be branded as a capitalist business and you loose everything the same day. It also probably took doing stuff you're not proud of to maintain your status. So maybe deep down they also have some guilt.

For example when they sent their little boy to work who later slept. It was so that the neighbours and others wouldn't brand their family as not supporting the revolutionary cause. They had to live with the tragic results of that choice forever.

It turned out to be a very sad story, although all that weird screaming kind of put me off. Those people weren't scary for her to scream like that.

Bleak and sad life, a womb for rent, and the men are for rent as well. The life of a Burmese immigrants,refugess trying to make money by selling babies and giving birth to them.

Is this like Watashi no Otto 2.0. Been watching without subs. Love the mess. Revenge Drama

Yes, it's called "Ajin: Demi-Human" (2017)

Yes, Japanese Folklore and sayings about a tortoise living for 10 000 years. So it represents longevity. Since she almost died of cancer at 37, they wish long life for her.

The other piece is a rabbit not a crane and it represents

I'm glad they didn't, I was going to hate it if they did. I think evil characters should just be left to be evil not everyone has to be good.

This is not remake, it has same elements but a different reimagining.

Do people consider such passive behavior love? I really didn't like it nor did I find the self growth and self discovery that obvious. She was still laughing away through the pain or whatever it is. What's with all the running and falling? Classic shoujo move?

Found it on some rando site, if you're still looking with Chinese subs.

Why? It's up to the fictional characters what they wanted to do with their lives. Get married or not. It's not everyone's desire to define the relationship.

Also this reflects the modern world we live in, people aren't rushing to get married.

You probably didn't watch the drama but just like arguing with people in the comments section.

If you read the interviews with Studio Dragon you will see that they bought the rights to the webtoon from the author of manhwa/webtoon with the intention of making a Japanese version.

So no it wasn't the screenwriter's idea to come up with a Japanese version. But it was the screenwriter's job to write a script that stayed true to Japanese values.

Blame Studio Dragon for wanting to profit. FYI, they are making more Jdorama remakes so you're going to be pressed for a long time.

I still give Jdorama 10 even without stunning cinematography for never wasting my time.

The fact that Japan can do stuff with six actors and still give you a satisfactory ending is why I consider them geniuses and master storytellers.

Because Tomoya and Reina. They both worked in their careers again, he probably didn't want to tie her down again.

They always used Japanese time. There's a 16 hour difference and I always found it there just after it dropped in Japan.

They wanted the soul exchange, it mirrors Misa's first ending in E1. So I guess that's why they they had to go that route.

It's not Korean makjang by the way. The person that wrote the script is an award-winning scriptwriter who writes emotional stories not dopamine fueled revenge.

They turned Tomoya into a real clown, not to mention the combo of him and his mother. Such a funny duo.

The sound of the gun firing got too much. It must have been so irritating and disturbing to watch this drama at the cinema.