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Near the beginning of Episode 2, by the way.

So, who was the Korean Actor/Idol on all the merch, that the girl in the down owned? Can't see any Korean guys listed in the cast.

Someone please sort out his written Biography, the last paragraph is the worse part, and doesn't even make sense.

Not on Netflix Ireland, so no idea where to watch it.

Recently found out how homophobic he is; such a shame considering he was a good actor in She Was Pretty. I wanted to get into Super Junior, but he's ruined that option now, unfortunately; especially since the other members are LGBT allys.

One of them looks like Sora, so not the two half brothers.

The person above didn't watch all the episodes. Other comments said there's a happy ending.

The person above didn't watch the whole series. In other comments it says there's a happy ending.

Just started episode 5, but she already stated that she was cursed; so not an illness. Guessing the "why" will be revealed at some point.

Only for the first two episodes.

He wasn't sent.

He wasn't sent. He went despite being told not to go alone.

Missed your reply. I did not know that, thank you. :)

You mean the FL, who was only 6 weeks pregnant when the pregnancy was discovered? Lol. But, the other person is correct. Some people don't even discover they're pregnant until they're giving birth. When I was 9 months pregnant, I looked like I just had a football stuffed under my top; none of the pregnant mothers I met, while I was in hospital for a month prior to giving birth, believed I was that far into my pregnancy.

I haven't watched it all yet, but they are now working on more exo-friendly packaging, which ML is taking the lead on helping with.

But, they did have subtitles for when Korean was spoken, just it was Romanised Korean mostly. I say mostly, because I've been learning Korean, and I didn't need the spoken Korean translated, so some of the Korean subtitles could have been in English without me realising. Most of his thoughts I got the gist of though. The only thing that irks me about Netflix subtitles, is when it's an Asian drama/film, and they don't subtitle the English parts. I'm hard of heating, and wear hearing aids, but I struggle with hearing English the most.

He ML's thought subtitles are missing, in order to make the viewer connect with the FL more, and see things from her point of view.

Te chocolate is made from the part of the plant that is usually thrown away, so they're creating less waste.

Just come from Tomorrow, 'cos I didn't recognise him at first. I swear, most of the pictures they upload, of the actors, are really unflattering.

I've been wondering about that too, especially in a lot of Asian dramas, even if something happens outside of school hours, the school somehow finds out and accuses the student(s) of ruining the schools reputation; and the student(s) will then get punished by the school. I understand if it's students that go to the same school, and the topic is bullying, but not even it's something else entirely, like being out late at night with friends or something similar. I don't understand how they can say that makes the school look bad to others.