Little Joy

Ooh, thank you so much. I'll check that out.

I've never seen a jdrama before. Hopefully, this is a gateway to that because I loved the Korean one.

This isn't a representation of all autistic people though. Having a different haircut or style is okay but if you argue that they shouldn't have the same haircut because all autistic people aren't the same, then you really do not have a point. They're making this story based on this one autistic person who is a character in the drama that they're remaking, so if they choose to stick to that hairstyle to honour the original drama, then good for them. This is such a non-issue.

I've never heard the Kazakh language and just knew right off the bat that Batay wasn't a fluent speaker. The words don't roll off his mouth easily. That's why I came looking for any comments that might tell me if he actually did the language justice or he butchered it. I'm glad to see a review from a Kazakh person that thinks he did okay.

Yeah. He's a fantastic actor

Thank you so much

Because we all have our preferences. One and only for instance; I tried to watch twice and dropped both times.

Can anyone tell me the name of short drama where his wife commits suicide and he wouldn't believe it no matter what. Then, he returns back in time and treats her well and then have kids. But then he discovers that even that iwas a lie and that he had been in a mental institution for years.

I genuinely think there was a power imbalance to their relationship. The FL dictates the direction of their relationship and I didn't like that. When she says stop, it stops. When she says "Alright, I'm ready", they continue.

It was already implied when Cen Jin stormed into the house and saw baby items.

I honestly didn't like the other guy either. I thought that would help her move on and just focus on herself, her career and whatever the future holds.

I only came to the comments looking for this comment.

The devil surely takes notes from Qiu Min. The pathetic bitch

I was about to ask why you're given a general assessment of cdramas till I reread this person's not-so-much-of-a-review review. Lol. My bad. I'm a very picky watcher so I might not agree with some of the generally loved cdramas but bashing the rest over one isn't proper but then if this is this person's first cdrama and they had a bad experience then I get how it could discourage for even making an attempt to delve out of what they're used to. But the thing about kdramas and cdramas is even if you started bad, you're bound to find something someday that changes that opinion if you're able to heal from the disappointment of your first bad impression. lol. I hope this person returns one day with a better viewing experience.

It was quite important to ask for the age of this person cos even though I didn't like FL much, what on earth does who says no to a king mean? I mean... Is it okay to just marry a person for status regardless of anything else? That was just weird

I actually started hating the FL towards episodes 10&11.

I'm not gonna lie I hated Lighter and Princess for the same reasons you mentioned and never could understand why people love annoying toxic dramas like that

Hopefully... I really didn't realise that the "new girl" was supposed to be the friend from S1 till they mentioned her seeing FL's brother and I was like "Wait... That's who she's supposed to be?" I genuinely thought she was a whole new character.

It's funny cos I wasn't a big fan of Love Scout. I finished it though. However, I dropped No Gain, No Love. It's not for me.

Crash course in romance, I did enjoy. I love the fact that for once we don't have the stereotypical two super good-looking characters. She was represented in the most realistic way and their romance was amazing. I loved it.

The way you seem to be convincing us in the comments. Lol 😂 I'm watching it because of you. I hope I love it. Fingers crossed 🤞🏽