Could someone briefly explain to me why people were mad about this series?
Zealots hate it because of Iblis/Satan. Koreans dared to make a series based on near-religious fairy tales. It's like hating films Dogma, Legion, Lucifer or game Diablo or maybe Disney's Alladin.
Irrelevant controversy and review bombing of the drama. First episode was boring but it picked up after the rooftop.…
I bet non muslims dgaf for lore and just having fun watching it. Ratings and comments are like christians going to blame you for watching Dogma (1999) or Legion (2010). Since Ep. 3 it turns to not bad comedy.
Currently on ep7 and I just came here to say, to enjoy this, turn off your brain cells. There is nothing spectacular…
Enjoying watching it for the first time, and ok, it's a normal trope, no lipstick, hair and so on, but c'mon she definitely has noticeable boobs, not flat chest like other actresses in same roles. She doesn't wear hockey uniform all the time.
Watching ep 7... I feel so bad for Tang Ci 😭 how will he not hate FL after what she put him through
I've watched the show twice and never feel sorry for Tang Qi. He is such a nerd in a worst meaning at the first half. He has a "reason" for that, but never the less.
To the list above: The First Frost (Hidden Love's spinoff) You Are My Lover Friend When I Fly Towards You Always Home Meet Yourself Time and Him Are Just Right A River Runs Through It The Best Thing Back to Seventeen
Business and design background made so formally. Just for some kind of unnecessary setting for relations. I bet directors by ep. 23 or so forgot pairs status: are they together dating or apart again. Some plot twists are forced only for the sake of a minute-long drama and the most annoying thing is the artificially contrived problems and obstacles just out of the blue. Feels like one big filler loong long chewing gum just to rush it in last episode. I guess all of them just get tired of that nothing.
The only interesting here is how Tian Li Juan [Yu Lin's mother] turned from loving mother to the unbearable scum.
It's bittersweet. Not bad at all, but not a true happy ending. All mains and their supports are alive. Mains apart,…
It is really good. 8,3 deserved. Acting is awesome. Song Zu Er's face expressions and eyes. Zhang Zi Xin is a true brilliant. Good story, but as some articles say ending was changed by producers after their "consultations with AI". Not a true happy ending as it was intended by author, but rushed open bittersweet ending: Lovers apart for another 12 years. Hope it was done to have possibility to bring us season 2. Other way just think Man Ying can find way back soon.
I liked that the narrative doesn't feel like an overly heavy drama. It's a good combination of drama, action, intrigue, romance, and light storytelling.
Not that bad as u can think reading comments, but no chemistry at all. FL and ML are great actors no doubt, but they're acting here, not living their roles, so I can't dive into story.
The most shamelessly explicit с-series out of 70 watched and does it have a "G - All Ages" rating? Naked bodies, hickey and hot hugs in the second episode. Very atypical for c-dramas.
What a weird thing to say. It sounds like you’ve never actually experienced racism or had your culture mocked…
The root of the problem is that the Americans have created a problem, solved it crookedly, and for some reason think that the rules they invented about repentance, oppression, and their other inner workings are now spreading to the whole world without alternative. Yes, the influence of American culture in the world is great, but who has determined that this is the ultimate truth? There's a minority there in usa, and not the smartest, to be honest.
Koreans dared to make a series based on near-religious fairy tales.
It's like hating films Dogma, Legion, Lucifer or game Diablo or maybe Disney's Alladin.
Ratings and comments are like christians going to blame you for watching Dogma (1999) or Legion (2010).
Since Ep. 3 it turns to not bad comedy.
He is such a nerd in a worst meaning at the first half. He has a "reason" for that, but never the less.
The First Frost (Hidden Love's spinoff)
You Are My Lover Friend
When I Fly Towards You
Always Home
Meet Yourself
Time and Him Are Just Right
A River Runs Through It
The Best Thing
Back to Seventeen
All of them in my Modern Life Chinese Dramas list
https://kisskh.at/list/3kP8EVm4
I bet directors by ep. 23 or so forgot pairs status: are they together dating or apart again. Some plot twists are forced only for the sake of a minute-long drama and the most annoying thing is the artificially contrived problems and obstacles just out of the blue. Feels like one big filler loong long chewing gum just to rush it in last episode. I guess all of them just get tired of that nothing.
The only interesting here is how Tian Li Juan [Yu Lin's mother] turned from loving mother to the unbearable scum.
Good story, but as some articles say ending was changed by producers after their "consultations with AI". Not a true happy ending as it was intended by author, but rushed open bittersweet ending: Lovers apart for another 12 years.
Hope it was done to have possibility to bring us season 2. Other way just think Man Ying can find way back soon.
Yes, the influence of American culture in the world is great, but who has determined that this is the ultimate truth? There's a minority there in usa, and not the smartest, to be honest.