Erebusrising

thank you 😊

Pastels in historical Cdramas are the bane of my existence.

Is the donghua with the same name?

Did he make it extra growly for this role or is this how he normally speaks? It's my first time watching a show of his.

Whoa, Uhm Tae Goo is so damn gorgeous.

Did it wake you right up? 🤣

IKR!!! Can't believe he doesn't do more dramas, he's a really good actor too.

Oh got it, thanks for explaining 😊

Yes, you're right. She was the adult and should have been a better grandparent. I'm just trying to explain his perspective of forgiving her easily. In his eyes he always knew why she behaved the way she did. It's why he promises her to replace his father. In the flashback, there's a scene where he sees her crying in the room and deep down he's always blamed himself for his parents death, so to him her behaviour was justified. All he ever wanted from her was love and approval, so the minute she gave it he didn't care about the past. I think his behaviour was consistent in the way he didn't care about Baek Su being strawberry either. In this moment, he loved her and that was enough.

He suffered his whole life to get her approval, of course he was happy when she apologised. He knew she was hurting, and he was protecting her all this time. I guess he was just grateful he finally got his family back.

This show is so good, need more comedies like this! Sazal Kim who plays Aziz is hilarious.

On episode 10 and I am really enjoying this show. I desperately needed a breather between my intense CDrama binge, and this didn't disappoint at all. It's a fun, light-hearted romcom with adorable leads and second leads. Might watch another romcom before I start The Glory. I love that the ML is an otaku, I honestly don't understand the stigma that comes with being one, but it added a bit of fun and drama to the story. Loving this so far.

If it has the same content then how did they pass the censor board?

The other one is a movie.

They're awesome, but I can't get through any K-drama without someone popping one in every episode. Kopiko is the cocaine of office dramas.

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I can't with the Kopiko anymore 😭

lol, I've never calculated them against Kdramas, will do this next time. 😂

You're right, with 18 minutes you only get 15 minutes of actual watch time per episode. so it's roughly a 15 hour watch if you binge it.

I think they make more money with shorter episodes. Everytime I watch a drama like this I calculate how many episodes it would be if they just did 45 minute episodes. This would be around 22 episodes.