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Trailer (with English subs):
https://youtu.be/Csi2AqUc9eI

Yes, they're half-siblings (same father, different mothers). Check out the FAQ thread. It includes some info about incest amongst royals.

You're welcome. :)

Asian Crush has this now, with proper English subs:
https://www.asiancrush.com/movie/love-clinic/

Asian Crush also has a channel on Roku, so you can watch this on the TV (also for free, but with commercials/ads) if you prefer. :)

The Viki page says subtitling is in progress:
https://www.viki.com/tv/31617c-candle-in-the-tomb

I've seen multiple sources that list it as 10 episodes, so that seems to be correct. :)

Here's an article about it:
http://variety.com/2016/biz/asia/china-confirms-ban-on-korean-content-talent-1201830391/

You're welcome! :)

Just finished watching this. FAN-tastic! And such a tearjerker, which really surprised me. I'm so thrilled there's going to be a sequel!! :D

Here's a list with various sites to choose from:
http://mydramalist.com/discussions/general-asia-forum/27972-asian-streaming-download-website-list

I'm from the Bahamas, where the Age of Consent is 16 (for heterosexuals) and the Age of Majority (adulthood) is 18, so I have no problems at all with their relationship. From my perspective, she's a full-grown, legal adult.

However, if this website is correct, the Age of Consent in South Korea is 20: https://www.ageofconsent.net/world/south-korea
So if they were to have a sexual relationship, it would be illegal (Statutory Rape). Which makes me wonder why on earth the writer chose to make her 19. Why not just say "20" and avoid all this drama and controversy? It's a bit baffling... But anyway, it does explain why South Koreans may find it "disturbing".

That one comment, however, about him being a pedophile, is just plain ignorant. That person needs to crack open a dictionary and read the definition of pedophilia.

twdrama - Thank you! :)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faust

I've never read the story, so I'm not sure if it's actually an adaptation or if it's just "inspired by". Hopefully someone who's familiar with it can answer that. :)

I got: Heo Jun Jae (Lee Min Ho) :D

I also feel it's more Supernatural rather than Fantasy. There's no indication (so far) of any other magical creatures (like you'd find in the typical "urban fantasy" genre - eg., The Dresden Files). The Grim Reaper would fall into the "ghosts & spirits" category. And the "Goblin" seems to be (so far) more of an immortal human rather than an actual goblin (non-human creature).

The first 2 episodes were amazing! Love everything about it so far. I just hope it remains consistently good until the very end (with no sad/tragic ending!). *crosses fingers* :D

I don't think he's fluent in Chinese, but even if he was, his voice will still probably be dubbed (if the show ever airs sometime in the future, if the ban is lifted).

You're welcome. :)

Other than the annoying dubbed voices, the audio sounds fine to me. This is the one I viewed (for just a few minutes):
https://youtu.be/EptbpAUdsBQ

Thanks for the link! :)