After watching episode 7 I can say the ship called "Sweet Romance is still possible, he will redeem himself" just sunk and lays at the bottom of the ocean. It's done. The only option is Stockholm syndrome(not that cute) or totally tragic second half with sad ending. Not that I'm complaing it was just quite unexpected after these soft first three episodes, but still, everytime I finish episode I want to see more, so it's a good sign.
If you looking for a website where you can watch kdramas I recommend:
MoviesJoy - so far there are only 2 episodes available but you can watch with high quality and choose from many languages. Bflix - basically the same website. However Snowdrop is not added yet RARGB - torrent website just like above there are many language options.
I hope it will help some of you. And no, I don't get any profit from recommending these websites, just wanted to share the knowleage to my fellow kdrama fans, where you can watch episodes that are not 480p and are not available on sites with billion adds popping up every 5 seconds.
I didn't understand this part, did she accept his proposal, or was it just a gift, or did she just yoink the ring?…
My guess is that she took it because she's greedy and just want to sell it. After getting to her room she checked the ring and her expression was saying "How much can I get for this?" At least for me.
I have feeling that su ho is not a North Korean spy but he is just accused of being one
I hope he's double agent or something like that. It would be weird to let him have all these sweet moments with Young Ro and at the same time present him as a devouted commie.
I don't know why this show is called happiness when the episodes are literally giving me anxiety (but like good…
There is a moment when the female lead is referring to her past and chase for happiness in life. Plus I think the whole show will explore the whole "finding joy even when the world burns" theme.
Can someone tell me why it was cancelled at first? Why was there a controversy? I am not able to understand it.
It is a potential spoiler so don't read if you don't want to know anything.
Apparently there is going to be a plot point when a north korean character(probably Jung Hae In) takes parts in some protest. It's in 1987 the time of big political changes in S. Korea. From what I know, at that time the dictatorship was saying people that attend these pro-democracy protests are north korean spies that try to destibiilze the country. Which was just a government propaganda send to general public. That's the controversy.
I'm always conflicted because I think a show can be interesting but I just don't like movies or tv shows that are about lawers and this whole law battles.
Reading the Korean title here in the description 종이의 집, it says that it's called Paper House (lit. The…
I know, like in many other languages including mine but for some reason in english it's different which is unfortunate because it doesn't it luck this deeper meaning of the show.
News 
https://rarbg.to/torrent/5yg89rz#
https://moviesjoy.to/tv/snowdrop-73108
MoviesJoy - so far there are only 2 episodes available but you can watch with high quality and choose from many languages.
Bflix - basically the same website. However Snowdrop is not added yet
RARGB - torrent website just like above there are many language options.
I hope it will help some of you. And no, I don't get any profit from recommending these websites, just wanted to share the knowleage to my fellow kdrama fans, where you can watch episodes that are not 480p and are not available on sites with billion adds popping up every 5 seconds.
Apparently there is going to be a plot point when a north korean character(probably Jung Hae In) takes parts in some protest. It's in 1987 the time of big political changes in S. Korea. From what I know, at that time the dictatorship was saying people that attend these pro-democracy protests are north korean spies that try to destibiilze the country. Which was just a government propaganda send to general public. That's the controversy.