The double standards of some Asian dramas watchers are so clear, In the dramas like THE GLORY they support the…
I get what you're saying, but there's a key difference between The Glory and real-life cases. In The Glory, the bullies never changed—they were still terrible people even years later, so the revenge felt justified. But in real life, we can never truly know how much someone has repented or changed over the years. Holding someone accountable is important, but does every childhood mistake warrant lifelong punishment?
Also, the bullying in The Glory was extreme—physical violence, torture, and life-altering trauma. But in some real-life cases involving idols, even minor verbal fights or childish mistakes from school days get labeled as 'bullying,' which isn't always fair. Shouldn't we at least consider the severity of the actions before jumping to conclusions?
The double standards of some Asian dramas watchers are so clear,
In the dramas like THE GLORY they support the main lead to take the revenge against bullies even after so many years, but when it comes to reality they will say it was done when they are kids, people will change blahhh blahhh, and some Oppa / Noona stans even blames the victims saying why she/he didn't say when they are in the schools, why is she talking about it now after my oppa/noona became popular, she just wants attention blahhhh blahhh
Why are you supporting a fictional character to take revenge but not the real person ???
Looks like we've got to write a thesis to explain why 35 is not middle age....some people...
Looks like they copied the summary from the webtoon. From what I could find it does highlight that the two characters are in different life stages "youth" and "middle age". But I can't find how old the webtoon characters were.
So you're telling me the PM, who has been a hard-working, honorable man his entire life who cares deeply about his job just COMMITTED A FELONY cover-up of the ATTEMPTED MURDER of THE REGENT PRINCE by THE QUEENS FATHER putting not just his job and freedom but HIS ENTIRE FAMILY LEGACY AT RISK cause he LIKES A GIRL?? WHO DOESNT EVEN LIKE HIM AND HE KNOWS IT??
Calm down people. In a country like South Korea, chaebol is more powerful than king. Hui-ju is on the right track to strategise through her father whose clout is what’s needed here to quickly out-manoeuvre the palace / PM alliance.
Have you noticed that all the crazies get agitated closer to an actor's major drama release? Can't deny some people simply being sad terminally online losers, but coordinated attacks from haters and rivals also can't be denied.
I'm expressing my support for Bai Lu’s recent decision to take a stand against cyberbullying. Regardless of one's level of fame, no one has the right to spread unfounded lies or harass others online.
Being a public figure is incredibly demanding. Actors and artists work tirelessly to portray their characters correctly while following strict professional directions. To then face harsh personal judgment from critics and viewers is mentally and emotionally draining. These individuals are working hard to support themselves and their families, often taking on significant financial responsibilities for their elders. It is disappointing that they are frequently targeted by individuals who spread negativity out of boredom.
While I may not be a hardcore fan, I deeply respect Bai Lu’s hard work and her decision to hold people accountable for their actions. She, like all her colleagues, deserves respect and a professional environment free from harassment.
love this for her .. too many people think they can just write and make up stuff without any consequences hopefully more cases like this happen and people might start to stfu and focus on there own life
Also, the bullying in The Glory was extreme—physical violence, torture, and life-altering trauma. But in some real-life cases involving idols, even minor verbal fights or childish mistakes from school days get labeled as 'bullying,' which isn't always fair. Shouldn't we at least consider the severity of the actions before jumping to conclusions?
In the dramas like THE GLORY they support the main lead to take the revenge against bullies even after so many years, but when it comes to reality they will say it was done when they are kids, people will change blahhh blahhh, and some Oppa / Noona stans even blames the victims saying why she/he didn't say when they are in the schools, why is she talking about it now after my oppa/noona became popular, she just wants attention blahhhh blahhh
Why are you supporting a fictional character to take revenge but not the real person ???
https://www.hancinema.net/new-movie-secret-door--movie-185266.html
https://cine21.com/movie/info/?movie_id=62815
https://simkl.com/movies/2950675/secret-door
feels mature and right.
PLEASE BE FOR REAL SHOW
Being a public figure is incredibly demanding. Actors and artists work tirelessly to portray their characters correctly while following strict professional directions. To then face harsh personal judgment from critics and viewers is mentally and emotionally draining. These individuals are working hard to support themselves and their families, often taking on significant financial responsibilities for their elders. It is disappointing that they are frequently targeted by individuals who spread negativity out of boredom.
While I may not be a hardcore fan, I deeply respect Bai Lu’s hard work and her decision to hold people accountable for their actions. She, like all her colleagues, deserves respect and a professional environment free from harassment.