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A new drama from the team behind Someday or One Day and it stars Tseng Jing Hua? Sign me the f**k up!!!

Yeah, I saw that 😂 Let's hope we get it on Netflix or Viki too.

I see, thank you!

Wow, really? Do you by chance have a link for the video? I'm curious about it!

I loooooooved the first two episodes, this drama has so much potential. I wish they had casted actual deaf people for some of the roles, but I know I can't expect much from k-dramas in terms of representation 😂 Anyway, Ryeoun kind of blew me away. I've always found his acting to be stiff, but he's fantastic here. That fight scene with the father was top-notch acting.

Wow, I didn't know that. Thanks, I'll look it up!

I personally loved this even more than the first one, which was already a 9.5 in my books. The whole cast is outstanding, especially Jung Hae In.

I feel like this will be a TVING drama, for some reason. Anyway, I'm always here for more Lomon, let's hope we get more info soon.

Tbh I feel like 14/16 would still not be enough... Also, the webtoon has very particular style and sense of humor, and I dont know if they'll be able to recreate it in live action. I guess we'll have to wait and see. Let's hope it's good.

He's SO good in American Born Chinese! He gave such a charming and adorable performance. Hoping to see more of him in the future.

I really liked his perfomance in Xo, Kitty! I hope the show does well enough and Netflix starts giving him major roles in k-dramas.

Teaser trailer shown today at the Korea Expo in Paris, says it's 'coming soon': https://twitter.com/taetaewithluv/status/1657380559708991491?t=Gi4zz99cSoMvVUJrgmPLQA&s=19

This sounds PERFECT.

Yeah, let's hope for the best. It seems like they have chosen a director, so that's a good sign!

How did I not know about this? It's my favorite webtoon! That being side, 12 episodes will definitely not be enough to properly adapt the whole story, so I'm kinda worried...

I haven't seen many Wavve dramas, so I can't really compare, but most Netflix dramas have great production values. And Bastard won't really need much CGI or fx if the stick to the webtoon's story. Anyway, the main reason why I want it to be on Netflix is that it's arguably the platform with the widest global reach.

Nothing has been said about that as far as I know, but I'm hoping for Netflix, cause I think this drama could become a global hit if they do it well.

This is one of the best webtoons I've ever read and I feel like Park Jihoon was born for this role. Hype through the roof!!! I'm really curious about who will play the father and who will direct. Also, I'm guessing this will premiere on a streaming platform, cause there's no way a story this brutal is airing on Korean tv.

Nope, haven't seen that one, sorry 😅

You're welcome! 😊