I don't have Netflix so can't be 100%, but I'm pretty sure Semantic Error has the movie version on there? Considering its popularity, it should be there honestly. I saw a page for it, but can't check myself.
Omg. I just took a break right after episode 15 to heart some comments here and instead I was slapped with no…
It's not tragic, it's a cliffhanger with a bonus ending. But it's not hard to just imagine the rest yourself. (I still do understand, but it's not an end-of-the-world situation)
That kiss just came out of nowhere, got tacked onto the end of the episode, and it was chaste to the point of…
I do perfectly see your point. And agree, But my two guesses are this. 1. They wanted us to have a kiss before the new year, which meant putting everything leading up to it in the next episode and only showing the kiss (poor planning?) and 2. I'd say it's just an innocent first kiss between two people who haven't dated before (assumption)
Aside from the theory that my life will stay gray until February, hmm. Really curious about View and June's characters.…
Definitely agree on the cute part. And I can't WAIT for the trailer!! For Luna and Aylin... I want to say Aylin falls first. And then Luna falls harder Purely feeling
i know there's nothing much to guess but it's kinda getting lonely and boring waiting...(and killing) so anyone…
Aside from the theory that my life will stay gray until February, hmm. Really curious about View and June's characters. What tropes can we throw in for them? Enemies to lovers? Doesn't look like it right now. I would personally wither away. I do kinda want a good old trope or two (pure personal preference)
(and everyone else, of course)
It may have gone through certain censorship, but they didn't air it in China as far as I've been told