Are we really supposed to believe that a near-genius level person could not think of a better revenge plan than…
Not just in E22 where a genius does something this stupid, but also in E34 or 35, when suddenly GJH gets a head disease to gain sympathy, forgiveness, and voluntarily gives up his position. The plot was so predictable that I smelled the whole ending when I saw GJH in front of the doctor. I was expecting something much better for a revenge plot. That ending with sympathies and too goody-two-shoes main cast was worse than him beating someone in front of the whole public out of pure hatred. Not to mention, FZJ was remarkably fine for someone who lost an eye. An eye patch would've been more realistic. Until the very end, I was never convinced that Li Xun actually got any revenge at all.
There are 2 kinds of L&P watchers:- Ones who didn't like the drama and dropped it.- Ones who finished it and cant…
And the ones in the middle, suffering and thinking it could have been much, much better if they had done this and that differently, yet still watching until the end.
No. He just needs to get permanently cancelled. Don't take someone's life over stuff like this. What KSR did was her own decision, and this was not the only factor. If what I understand correctly, the YouTuber caused more harm than KSH. That YouTuber needs to be behind bars.
This is what admin said:"Articles on the main page are based on the comments and likes. Too many comments and…
Nah, Kim Soo Hyun's PR team is good, working hard even on international websites. Trending is always based on a combination of factors, and comments hold more power than likes. It would be a weird algorithm where too many comments cause something to end up in the buried sidebar. What the admin said about it being "based on the comments and likes" makes sense for this sidebar stuff on internal pages where he's always trending for this scandal. The featured section on the homepage is all carefully curated controlled content.
for novel readers/whoever know; did the ending actually happened in the novel? Everyone forgot about him? If so,…
Someone replied to my earlier comment, and according to them, when the king attacked, everyone sided with Xu Qian, and he became a public hero. The memory-forgetting part is only in the TV show - it didn't happen in the novel. I don't know how the TV writers are going to resolve this in the next season.
It's still funny that Kim Soo Hyun news is only trending in the buried sidebar of MDL and NOT on the homepage. I wonder how much money the PR team is spending.
Never put web novel spoilers which are not covered by the show without warning. The first part is from the show…
Got it. And you're right. They should be true to the source material. I don't read novels, so I'm sure I missed a lot of stuff and in a way don't get disappointed. But I had similar issues with anime adaptations when they were not true to the manga and got on my nerves.
Thanks for telling about both parts from the novel. The source material is more epic than the adaptation. I didn't like the last memory part but then I thought they did it for the father-son meeting. I'm not sure how everyone will get their memories back, otherwise it wouldn't make any sense.
As for the warning, since there is a single spoiler option in the comments section, I thought if you're talking about the part that is not covered yet, then a slight warning should be enough.
I am disappointed that they changed the ending (vol 2 for the novel) as such, the novel is so much more epic with…
Never put web novel spoilers which are not covered by the show without warning. The first part is from the show but the second part about his death doesn't look like from the show. I thought you were talking about when he was attacked in the Yunzou silver case. But since you mentioned that someone came to his rescue, I stopped reading as I don't think that part is covered yet, or am I missing something? I hate future spoilers.
I didn't have much expectations but it turned out to be a great show. Really loved the last few episodes. The Chuzhou Bloodshed case build-up and conclusion was the purest enjoyment I have experienced in a long time. Many inspirations from Joy of Life, though I don't know which one came out first as a web novel.
When Sang Yan says "Am I your backup." Is that a literal translation of what was said in Chinese? If not, what would be the correct literal translation if anyone knows? What is the translation in the novel?
I'm confused whether this is a compliment or satire (probably satire). Propaganda is a weird word, everything…
Nah, I'm too old for this sh*t. Just remember, too much hysteria and mainstream media is bad for health. Look around and you'll see propaganda pushers everywhere.
Remakes don't work well most of the time, especially when the original was already a hit show. People can't help comparing them, which makes even small flaws obvious and leads to criticism. In my opinion, they should just not make a remake of this.
Last time I couldn't get past the 20th episode ( even with the novel, i couldn't get past the part where her brother…
To help with your worry, nothing bad really happened. You can either start watching from episode 20 or rewatch the whole thing. You shouldn't miss this lovely drama just because of one moment that concerned you.
Read this again, then read it once more. If this still make sense, think about an actor you don't like and replace him with KSH in this context.
Thanks for telling about both parts from the novel. The source material is more epic than the adaptation. I didn't like the last memory part but then I thought they did it for the father-son meeting. I'm not sure how everyone will get their memories back, otherwise it wouldn't make any sense.
As for the warning, since there is a single spoiler option in the comments section, I thought if you're talking about the part that is not covered yet, then a slight warning should be enough.