Editorials
Replying to Enca • 9 hours ago
Title A Journey to Love
So there's no happy ending?
Thank you!! I´m not going to watch it. I feel frustrated just thinking about it hahaha
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Replying to ciudaddedios • 9 hours ago
Title My Bias, My Boss
Hahaha i'm surprised they even run a company with that mindset 🤣
Hahaha, right!
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On A Journey to Love • 23 hours ago
Title A Journey to Love
I'm coming across quite a few C-dramas that don't have a happy ending. That’s definitely the reason why they’ll never be as popular as K-dramas. Hopefully, the Chinese industry realizes this.
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Replying to Your Shining Light • 23 hours ago
Title A Journey to Love
ok to new comer, if you still worrying and doubt to watch this drama, just read this and make your own decision:1.…
So there's no happy ending?
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Replying to nothingmuch170 • 23 hours ago
Title My Journey to You
why did no one tell me or why the hell i couldn't see anything about the shitty ending in the comments when i…
Thanks! I was on the fence, but now I know I don't want to watch it. It saves me the disappointment.
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Replying to Dandelion • 3 days ago
Title My Bias, My Boss
It's not plain bread. It's a sweet bread. They usually eat it with congee.
No, in TV shows they don't eat it like that... it's just a plain slice with nothing on top. I've seen it many times and they never put anything on it. It's clearly an imitation of Western food, but they just made up whatever they wanted, and I find it ridiculous to watch them eat bread like that
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Replying to Life about you • 4 days ago
Title My Bias, My Boss
It's a romcom why is everyone getting triggered at how cringe it is romcom had always been this cringe from the…
No, not all romcoms are this cringe, not from the start or ever... this one is just bad.
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On My Bias, My Boss • 4 days ago
Title My Bias, My Boss
I wonder where Koreans got that habit of eating plain toasted sliced bread with absolutely nothing on it. In the West, neither in Europe and I don't think in the US either, have I ever seen anyone eat bread completely plain. I've seen it in many K-dramas, but I just don't get it. At least in Europe, toast is eaten with butter and jam, and depending on the country, with many other things, but never plain bread, which tastes awful.
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On My Bias, My Boss • 5 days ago
Title My Bias, My Boss
It's very boring and too childish for a story about adults working in a company
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Replying to tintin92 • 9 days ago
Title The Early Spring
either you haven’t watched Cdramas or you’re new to whole Cdrama promotion biz. in fact, their last fan meeting…
I haven’t talked about your life and I’m not competing with anyone. You’re questioning my judgment to give my opinion, and I answered that I know exactly what I’m talking about. If you don’t want me to reply, don’t come to my comment, let others have a different opinion than yours, and enjoy the ride.
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Replying to diya • 9 days ago
Title The Early Spring
This is first cdrama where I am seeing both mainleads and not touchy there are in limits and your are saying complete…
Well then, you're the one who hasn't seen the videos circulating everywhere. I rated the show a 10... what are you even talking about? 😂 How old are you?
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Replying to tintin92 • 9 days ago
Title The Early Spring
either you haven’t watched Cdramas or you’re new to whole Cdrama promotion biz. in fact, their last fan meeting…
It seems to me that you're the one who hasn't seen the videos I'm talking about. I don't watch promos, but I know Asian culture perfectly well. I've even been to China and I have Chinese friends, which is something most of the people commenting here can't say
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Replying to wonjay • 9 days ago
Title The Early Spring
they are grown adults, they can do whatever they want if they gave eo consent who are you to question it
No, they don't just do whatever they want. They are actors, and their job is to act under a director's guidance on a filming set, not to be doing silly things a TV host asks them to do just to satisfy an infantilized audience that can't tell fiction apart from reality. I know Asian culture perfectly well. I've even been to China and I have Chinese friends, which is something most of the people commenting here can't say.
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Replying to Disgursting Sheet • 9 days ago
Title The Early Spring
First time watching cdrama promotions?
I never watch promotions for shows or anything of the sort, but I know Asian culture perfectly well. They aren't used to that kind of public physical contact, and it must be very uncomfortable for them to have to keep repeating those silly antics outside of a filming environment. It's all to satisfy a completely infantilized audience that doesn't know how to separate fiction from reality.
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Replying to sparklingeyes • 9 days ago
Title The Early Spring
let me know, would you still have the same opinion if Jing Boran’s relationship hadn’t been confirmed?
Of course I'd think the same. They are actors; they act in a specific environment under a director's guidance, not off-screen where hosts tell them what to do like circus monkeys. They have an intimacy coordinator just for them to cross every single line off-screen? What's the point of that?
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On The Early Spring • 10 days ago
Title The Early Spring
All the videos I’m seeing of the main actors promoting the show are starting to really cringe me out. They won't stop touching each other, hugging, and acting silly just to feed the more immature fans. I have never seen anything like this in my life for a movie or TV show promo. It’s ridiculous and embarrassing, especially considering the guy is in a relationship. I find it highly unprofessional and disrespectful. I hold the show in high regard, and they are going to end up ruining it for me.
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Replying to tintin92 • 11 days ago
Title The Early Spring
Nope nothing mentionedBut I guess he also liked her
I thought because the company was near her apartment. She said that to Luke as a reason to leave Lime
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Replying to Hengic • 11 days ago
Title The Early Spring
Got it! The problem is that everyone said this is about aa grown-up relationship so I was expecting some realistic…
Of course it is to watch it for fun. What do you pretend? The lesson of your life?...for that, go out and have a life
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On The Early Spring • 12 days ago
Title The Early Spring
Most people don’t understand the psychology of this female character. She is shy, a bit immature or innocent (normal at her age), sweet, and kind. But that doesn’t make her foolish. The character is built on a foundation of immense self-worth and ambition. She clearly doesn’t settle for just anything, neither in her career nor in love. We tend to look down on sweet women, thinking they are easily manipulated. That is not true. The moment she feels even slightly attacked, she defends herself—and very well. That is why the male protagonist is completely captivated and pursues her. He knows he can't easily overpower her, because she is ready to walk away at any moment. If you understand this, you see the story differently, and it becomes much less toxic than it appears on the surface. That doesn't mean the male protagonist doesn't have serious communication issues, but going from that to being evil... I don't think so. Listen to what he actually says. To what he talks about with his friends.
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Replying to Enca • 12 days ago
Title The Early Spring
Of course not. She knows what she want and she isn't overwhelmed by beauty and money, which is what most women…
Most people don’t understand the psychology of this female character. She is shy, a bit immature for her age, sweet, and kind. But that doesn’t make her foolish. The character is built on a foundation of immense self-worth and ambition. She clearly doesn’t settle for just anything, neither in her career nor in love. We tend to look down on sweet women, thinking they are easily manipulated. That is not true. The moment she feels even slightly attacked, she defends herself—and very well. That is why the male protagonist is completely captivated and pursues her. He knows he can't easily overpower or control her, because she is ready to walk away at any moment.
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