So I don't get it,for how many episodes does she stay a cat??? Or does she go from human to a cat the entire drama:/
She never really stays a cat for a whole episode but until she figures out how to change into a cat and back she's kind of "stuck" in cat form for a short while.
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I feel the same way. I want to support this site as it helps me with lots of information, so when I see an actor or drama with only a bit of information and lots to add I just go on research. No matter if it takes a couple of hours or a whole day because I also aim for as accurate as possible despite all foreign language obstacles. It feels good and I do something I love. ^^ I'm happy to have the chance to contribute to this awesome site.
I'm throwing in a Japanese actor here. Osawa Takao moved me to tears with his emotional scenes in the drama JIN. Besides the actors I think the scene itself and music plays a big role in making the viewer also cry. When I get the feeling that a scene is emotional the actors don't necessarily need to cry to move me.
Totally agree with you and thank you for being so honest. Watching dramas is for fun and not to stress yourself over it. I want to have a good time watching and not force myself through endless episodes. I dropped things like You're Beautiful, Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo, Moon Embracing the Sun. I do agree that sometimes you get benefited for pushing through til the end but you have to listen to your heart. If there's really nothing that you enjoy over a drama just be honest with yourself and drop it. I do watch dramas for actors and skip some parts if there's also an actor in it that I don't like and who has potential to spoil the whole drama for me. But when I don't like a drama in general or it gets to the point that nothing keeps me interested enough to watch, I drop it. To be fair I don't review things that I dropped. I don't think I can judge the whole thing if I don't know the end.
Ah you speak from my heart. A little while ago I watched a drama that had a love triangle and each time I saw the female lead I was angry with her cause she was just standing there and even if she tried to stop the fight between the two male leads she never spoke out what she really wanted. If it wasn't for the good cast and other positive things I would've dropped it at some point. It's exactly as you say: A non-existent problem that is not happening in real life. I prefer skipping such scenes before I make myself suffer by watching them.
Is it really worth to watch?trying to watch it until the switch faces part at episode 2 and i drop it
I can't speak or read Chinese but I still watch this. It's funny and has romance and even for me it includes many scenes I can enjoy without needing to understand what they say. I would give it another try. Edit: It's now completely english subbed.
Besides the actors I think the scene itself and music plays a big role in making the viewer also cry. When I get the feeling that a scene is emotional the actors don't necessarily need to cry to move me.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYgAGAzppAI
And here are some Behind the Scenes clips:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Dx4GyObhwA
I dropped things like You're Beautiful, Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo, Moon Embracing the Sun.
I do agree that sometimes you get benefited for pushing through til the end but you have to listen to your heart. If there's really nothing that you enjoy over a drama just be honest with yourself and drop it.
I do watch dramas for actors and skip some parts if there's also an actor in it that I don't like and who has potential to spoil the whole drama for me.
But when I don't like a drama in general or it gets to the point that nothing keeps me interested enough to watch, I drop it. To be fair I don't review things that I dropped. I don't think I can judge the whole thing if I don't know the end.
I mean this pic: https://i.mydramalist.com/82LK2c.jpg
Edit: It's now completely english subbed.