Why is our girl so clueless because Sun Jae always has hearts in his eyes whenever he looks at her?!
He's actually been pretty good about hiding his feelings from her for the most part. It never occurs to her that he would like her. She is so set on making sure he stays alive that she doesn't even think about herself or her own feelings. The love of a true fan like Im Sol is from a distance. There is a sort of mental "I just want them to be happy and healthy" barrier. Even more so as a 34 year old talking to a 18 year old version of the idol you love. There's a part of my brain that sometimes forgets that, to Im Sol, she's 34 and Sun Jae is 18.
Starting part one two days ago...well more like a day and a half ago and am starting part 2 now. It sucks you in so quick I didn't even realize that I'd finish 8 or 9 episodes at a time. A family member was like, hey so...you plan on eating today? Why did I wait so long to watch this?
I got like 4 comments in and I've decided to hold off on episode 14 until next week. I think I need to end this with a band-aid rip baby-binge, cause nope nope nope. I'm going to put a pin in this for like 6-7 days for my own mental health.
I was like awww that's so cute. honestly I don't think the mother would be as bad if she focused on other things than just her daughter's business. MingMing(too cute) and her actual son just need some motherly affection. Feed them, love them & give them space.
Some people here are also justifying the momβs actions as caring. But I disagree. Just like how kids are always…
If she actually cared about her daughter she would have been concerned about the reason WHY she couldn't buy them an apartment at that time. Instead she threw a hissy fit like a four year old who was told no. Her Brother knew immediately that something must be wrong & GOES TO SEE HOW HE CAN HELP. Greenflag lil bro for the win. Though he is on my naughty list for not reading the room in the beginning of episode 24. πββοΈπ€‘
Episode 24. How sad can a man be when his "special date" is disrupted by his proposed in-laws If looks can kill,…
Ignorance. The little brother is so in his own world with his love life he just couldn't see what was right in front of his face. I really hope she pays him back for this later.
I need the staff member that keeps complaining about how MCH runs HER hotel to sit down & zip it. Does he not realize that he is the problem? Cool, you don't want to do your job, quit & be on your way. If anyone else had taken over the Hotel all the staff would have been fired & replaced in a heartbeat. That kid is so dense I swear. Constantly complaining & making digs at the person not only paying his checks, but literally giving him a roof over his head. You are replaceable kid, remember that.
My mom and I are watching this drama. She's only on episode 6 but I'm caught up. I had to go and tell her thank you out of the blue, because watching this show made me realize how great I have it with my family.
It looks like they are giving our little grim reaper idol the right styling.
Sang Yan doesn't wear color until Wen Yi Fan brings it back into his life. Come on wardrobe department, don't fail me now. I believe in you!
I can't wait to see the cinematography style they are going to use for this show as well. I'm a bit of a production nerd when it comes to dramas. The acting is always a must, but what separates a good drama from a GREAT drama is when all the departments work together to elevate the overall project. I'm trying to not get my hopes too too high...but they keep raising when I see the on set stills and promo photos. They already nailed the vibe of the couple in the new poster. I'm just so excited for this one!
I honestly don't really remember Edward's character name in the novel. Miaoyi's character is the little sister…
I was editing my post while you were commenting. π€£π₯Ή The last time I had looked at the page she was listed as the little sister, and hadn't updated it in a long time so I had just looked over the name. Do you happen to remember Su Hao An from the novel, because I don't. It's been a while since I've read it, and the translation might have slightly changed the spelling of the name, but I can't recall him at all. Unless this is the old classmate of theirs that owns the bar with Sang Yan....?
Bai jingting is truly so versatile. His acting in Always on the move was so impressive... Like how is he going…
I a actually watched 'New Life Beings' specifically because he was cast in 'First Frost' and I wanted to see his acting. My mom recommended it to me. I'm so relieved after watching it that Sang Yan is in good hands with him.
can someone tell me the relationship between miaoyi's and edward's character??
I honestly don't really remember Edward's character name in the novel. Miaoyi's character is the little sister of the ML in this. She is Lusi's character from Hidden Love. EDIT!!!!! just realized they changed HER character name as well. I thought she was playing the little sister, but I was wrong.
Iβm surprised the mother is so obsessed with the daughter and not the SON as much! Usually in asian culture,…
Trigger warning: child death
There was a severe lack of female children of this generation. This means that they have a sort of currency that a male child doesn't. They can marry up and also have a larger selection to choose from. There was a time, not so long ago, that China upheld a one child policy...this lead to female infanticide on a mass scale. Thousands of families only wanting sons means there is no one to marry. It's why they mention that she's born in the 90s. A lot of families put their daughters up for adoption or did not continue a pregnancy because of the gender, some daughters "mysteriously" died in infancy. The one child policy wasn't really just one child, depending on your social status/income you could pay a fee to have another child, or wait I believe like 10 years(someone correct me if I'm wrong about this). This might be why we see that their son was sent away to live with someone else when he was young.
if your list is up to date then having watched only 6 Chinese dramas....that are all romance and couple centered you haven't actually watched any family life dramas from China yet. This is normal for a show like this. if anything there is even more romance than normal.
in spoiler tag below
The love of a true fan like Im Sol is from a distance. There is a sort of mental "I just want them to be happy and healthy" barrier. Even more so as a 34 year old talking to a 18 year old version of the idol you love.
There's a part of my brain that sometimes forgets that, to Im Sol, she's 34 and Sun Jae is 18.
https://kisskh.at/discussions/time-walking-on-memory/124667-nostalgic-ost-list-ending-episode
https://kisskh.at/discussions/time-walking-on-memory/124879-important-dates-to-remember
Sang Yan doesn't wear color until Wen Yi Fan brings it back into his life. Come on wardrobe department, don't fail me now. I believe in you!
I can't wait to see the cinematography style they are going to use for this show as well. I'm a bit of a production nerd when it comes to dramas. The acting is always a must, but what separates a good drama from a GREAT drama is when all the departments work together to elevate the overall project. I'm trying to not get my hopes too too high...but they keep raising when I see the on set stills and promo photos. They already nailed the vibe of the couple in the new poster. I'm just so excited for this one!
Do you happen to remember Su Hao An from the novel, because I don't. It's been a while since I've read it, and the translation might have slightly changed the spelling of the name, but I can't recall him at all. Unless this is the old classmate of theirs that owns the bar with Sang Yan....?
EDIT!!!!! just realized they changed HER character name as well. I thought she was playing the little sister, but I was wrong.
There was a severe lack of female children of this generation. This means that they have a sort of currency that a male child doesn't. They can marry up and also have a larger selection to choose from.
There was a time, not so long ago, that China upheld a one child policy...this lead to female infanticide on a mass scale. Thousands of families only wanting sons means there is no one to marry. It's why they mention that she's born in the 90s. A lot of families put their daughters up for adoption or did not continue a pregnancy because of the gender, some daughters "mysteriously" died in infancy.
The one child policy wasn't really just one child, depending on your social status/income you could pay a fee to have another child, or wait I believe like 10 years(someone correct me if I'm wrong about this). This might be why we see that their son was sent away to live with someone else when he was young.