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Replying to madmunchkin • 1 day ago
WHY THE HELL ARE THEY SO PRETTY??? 😭 should I be looking at them or reading the subtitles lmfaooo
Us girl
Im siwan is giving sassy princess, while in ah is giving tuff cute lil guy
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Replying to translator • 1 day ago
To be fair, most CEOs and corporate elites aren’t as handsome or beautiful as celebrities anyway, right? LOL
Exactly!
Not all pretty boy face
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Replying to nisaaa • 1 day ago
thats why they cast im siwan. not your typical chaebol ml 🤭
He hit the nail on the head with his sassy behaviour. He knows what a sassy chaebol look like
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Replying to KenzoTenmaFan • 1 day ago
Wtf this is refreshing.
It is so refresing, i have not be able to watch kdrama for a long time because most are so stifling. I find this so fun and i am anticipating next episode
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Replying to Adria22 • 1 day ago
I don't understand the hate for ML - isn't he perfect for the role? He is supposed to be more feminine man while…
The sassiness is top notch, first korean actor to get being sassy
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Replying to oddsare • Sep 1, 2026
Both of the details you found (Lan Jie’s tombstone and the watches in ep 11) point the same direction, so you’re…
Lan jie character is what we call physical body dies but the soul lives on. Throughout the series after she died, it was as if she was sitting at one corner with people were referencing her as if she didnt not die. Her character was so impactful that the weigh of her death was not heavy. She became a continued manuscript after her death. Zelia did a very wonderful job with Lan jie character, it makes you want to reflect on your life, if it will impactful after your death.
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Replying to Claddagh • Aug 23, 2026
Such an horrible comment to make. This man was in so much self hatred and suffering and you're happy that he died.…
He was a redeemable character, at first you could hate him but try to undestand him( not siding his evil deeds and exploitation). He had no one to protect him as an actor, his company was trash unlike qinglang who had a company(Lan jie) backing him. Yuhao had to fight for his position as an actor alone with made him been influenced be dirt people, as a result he went astray. Similar to han lu and Qi hao yu, han lu had a backing company(Jialin jie) and Qi hao yu was left to fend for himself making him to also make some mistake. Both shi yuhao and qi hao yu are both circumstance character, you will blame them and then pity them as well
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Replying to Jackie_the_ripper • Aug 21, 2026
i watched the episode, i got an headache. i need to rewatch it taking notes. but on a shallow note...who's the…
I saw him too and was like who is this👀, i didnt see him thrn i remember that he was the teacher that changyang introduced to Qinglang in ep 1 or 2
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This drama teach me lesson on my obsessions for happy endings. If something doesn't go our way, we throw tantrum regardless what destiny says. QingTian's death was such a huge turnover for me, i was so shocked and was wondering, its not that deep, he had suffered alot and he doesnt even taste what we called happy ending but the director had destined for him to die without fulfilling his promise to Wenshu. That was a huge turning point on how i perceived life "the obsession with happy ending" i see this life differently now thanks to zelia jie.
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This masterpiece will stay with me for a time, i have never witness something this beautiful in a long period. IT IS BEAUTIFUL.
Zelia is such a wonderful ditector.
Lan jie's character echoes alot even after dying in the earlier episode. Her character is well written and well designed, it makes me want to live an impactful life. As for Shi Yuhao, his redemption arc was somewhat familiar, reflecting upon his bad and rectifying it is all what human should emulate. He death was so sad too( no obsession with happy ending)
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