Yes, that's what i hated the most, like i could see her getting whiter and whiter every ep.I grew up in Asia and…
Thanks for the response. I already dropped the drama just for that. I'm black and I can't imagine being told my dark skin isn't beautiful. Every shade is beautiful and that was just totally wrong.
I started this drama thinking that I would never get to the end because of the number of episodes but it really…
Ok. I guess your comment does help me. It's 3 years ago and I'm just about to watch the drama but finding out from watching the intro part of the drama that she had to whiten made me unsure of whether I was willing to go into it or not. So, if it was approached very well, then I guess I should put my bias aside and give it a shot. Thank you.
correct me if I seem like I'm talking out my butt, but in the makeover ep, they actually address the standards…
Really, I'm about to watch this drama and I know your comment was 3 years ago but seeing that she whitened her skin is putting a bad taste in my mouth. And yeah, I've relaxed my hair as well but I think whitening is going overboard. And for that, I'm quite unwilling to go into this drama with such a bias. I mean, some people do whiten themselves in my country but a lot of us are also happy with our dark skins and even super proud of it. Do you think it's something that I can watch without feeling a certain type of way while watching it?
People do movie and drama remakes all the time and that's fine. But the poster of this isn't even original, so there's a need for us to get concerned. Like, what will the drama even be like 🤷🏽♀️
LOL. This happened to me with "She would never know".
No, they're not. I think the comment meant that this is a very forgettable drama. She would never know is also a very forgettable drama but they're definitely not similar stories
I was just as amazed as you about the chopsticks usage for rice but yeah, I quickly figured out their rice is sticky. So, it makes sense. But something I'll never understand and find heartbreaking as a kdrama watcher is the level of violence in the schools, the hitting in work places and a lot of other places. The fact that they actually get away with it and if you retaliate when you're the one being wronged, then, well, you're now the wrong one. It infuriates me to watch cos where I'm from - you'll first get your own beating before we'll go settle with the police that's if they even get involved. People will be like he beat you first and you beat him? Good job!
I just had to edit and say, I really loved your article.
A lot of people seemed pissed at He Xiao Han's mother-in-law, but I'm currently watching this and the person I'm really really annoyed with is her husband. Is he blind and deaf to what his mother's doing so much so that he can't speak up? It's so annoying. Yue Yue's mom is another annoying character. I wonder why her husband never asked for a divorce. Episode 35 and Qin Wei is still very much annoying. Why did she get married to the man if she was ashamed of him? Not Yang Shuo still repeating the same mistake he made years. Does no one have character development in this drama?
I just had to edit and say, I really loved your article.