Here’s the synopsis according to Douban (machine translation):Tang Wanwan (played by Guo Jiayu) was destroyed…
It didn't. The Chinese government wouldn't overlook or permit content it found was not in compliance with its broadcast rules--and those rules are extremely firm.
The synopsis which you kindly provided is the equivalent of click-bait.
Cartoonish, and not in a good way. Even if you make liberal use of ff, it's still not worth it. Big ups to Byeon Woo Seok, but not even his smexy self could save this.
Well, only if you ignore that the ghost also could have monitored her on the toilet. I can't stop wondering if…
I have a theory that too much intimacy kills eroticism, or to put it another way, it's very hard to feel sexy about someone who farts around you all the time.
Well, only if you ignore that the ghost also could have monitored her on the toilet. I can't stop wondering if…
I haven't thought about this a lot. Or ever. But if you're a ghost--a more or less forever situation, are you more likely or less likely to watch people in their bathrooms (or bedrooms, for that matter)?
I like this a lot, and I'm not even sure why. The ML is magnetic, and there's something hella sexy about a ghost falling in love with the woman he's trying to kill, yes?
Dear lord, its a change production, i will have to leave this one 🙏🏻
I hear that. They produce nothing but trash. But sometimes--rarely--the trash is fun as hell. I really liked "Cheating Spouses". Keep hoping they'll make another one that I like as much.
I watch this once in a while, when I'm looking for a leisurely, no-angst fairy tale. The whole thing is too long, too predictable and drawn out to the point of boring, but it's sweet and sometimes the type of drama you want when you just want to look at pretty faces and zone out.
For me it was hidden love, I loveeeeee lusi, but god the story line was not captivating for me, I thought maybe…
Same. After Love Like the Galaxy, I would have watched Lusi drill holes in boards for 40 hours, but I just couldn't with Hidden Love. I wanted to like it so much, but I didn't. After the first half dozen episodes, I was so bored.
I loved the villains, though. They were so . . . villainy.
Lee Mi Sook was simply fabulous. I loved her.
The synopsis which you kindly provided is the equivalent of click-bait.
Also, contract marriage is one of my favorite tropes (unless there's a character who's terminally ill. Then, not.)
Trying not to get my hopes up, but . . . .