You're just doing the exact same thing in the opposite direction, Olive.
This is true, but my intention is neutralize down rates, not to manipulate the appeal of the drama so people don't watch it. I hope you can see the difference, Owen.
I'm going to rate this 10 to offset the down rates from people who've seen only one episode, and are down rating for mean reasons. Man, I wish people would stop doing that.
I'm planning to watch this, but not until it finishes airing, because it looks like this could be the same kind of hot mess as "Artificial City", and life is too damn short to put up with that twice.
This is the usual trashy lakorn plot, with an abundance of hair pulling, slapping and evil 2FL, but I watched every episode without hitting the ff once. So entertaining. Got, the ML is delicious, and makes what could have been a completely mediocre show into something compulsively watchable.
If you've watched more than a dozen lakorns, you've seen the FL, probably twice. Here, she's playing the same tired, righteous and put upon character she always plays, so she's nothing special. But who cares?
Your comment is . . . disturbing. Why the specificity about female infidelity? It's only bad if women do it? Also,…
Writing a show where the female characters cheat without losing their limbs, their lives, their families or their bank accounts does not actually mean that the writer is "encouraging" "female" infidelity.
Why are you so particularly irate about "female" infidelity? Feel the same way about male cheaters, do you? Would you be this annoyed if the show was about men who cheat instead?
I avoid movies and dramas about infidelity because (at least in the West), if the woman is the cheater, she has to die/end up in a coma/lose her job, family, business--something huge so that the audience can feel avenged. Heaven forbid that she gets away with cheating, or goes on to have a regular life. Audiences have no toleration whatsoever for unpunished infidelity.
Your comment is . . . disturbing. Why the specificity about female infidelity? It's only bad if women do it? Also, why would you write that you hope her SO cheats on the screenwriter? Did the writer pee in your cornflakes or something?
I'm on episode 30 of this 20 episode drama. I'm like a blind squirrel, desperately searching for the acorn that has to be here somewhere but isn't. All 40 episodes are about the same thing, and the characters are bad people--not bad, like entertainingly bad, but bad, like manipulative power users. I'm so exhausted, I don't think I care enough to even skip to the last episode to see how it ends.
If you're wondering whether you should invest 50 hours of your life to watch this, maybe just hit your finger with a hammer instead. It would hurt less.
I wish neko or ohsweethaven had subbed this. The other subbers are just giving us nightmares. Falada started beautifully…
I get your frustration--it's extremely irritating to start a show at a site, watch 4 or 5 episodes, and then the subber stops, or the site crashes, or the subber puts their work behind a paywall or password.
But it's too bad. The subbers do this work because they want to, not because they have to, and it's really important to be grateful for what they give you. Imagine how you'd feel if people demanded something from you, acting like you owe it to them, and then don't give you anything in return except more demands. It's would be pretty rude, wouldn't it? And if someone ripped off the work you did and then offered it like it was their own, you'd be really angry about it, wouldn't you?
Anytime someone does the work for us and asks nothing from us in return except courtesy and respect, we owe them gratitude. If they stop, or they get DMCA'd, or they want to start charging for their work, those are the breaks--they still don't deserve any trash from us.
Somewhat typical fluffy Cdrama romcom, featuring one of the best looking ML's I've ever seen in my life (but oddly styled--I mean, in one episode, he's wearing a standard pearl necklace. I can't say I've ever seen a straight male character who wasn't in drag wearing pearls before, but you know. Keepin' it fresh. Or something.) Anyway. Getting back to the ML's hotness, I think all can agree that any scene without him is just a waste of electrons.
Liked this quite a lot. This is a good example of one of the types of dramas that are done so well by Japan--sweetly risque, a bit erotic, adult(ish), unusual without being strange,
Peace, love and glory to Ukraine.
If you've watched more than a dozen lakorns, you've seen the FL, probably twice. Here, she's playing the same tired, righteous and put upon character she always plays, so she's nothing special. But who cares?
Watch the show for Got. So worth it.
You have yourself a nice day.
Why are you so particularly irate about "female" infidelity? Feel the same way about male cheaters, do you? Would you be this annoyed if the show was about men who cheat instead?
Finished it.
What a rotten ending.
No.
Run away from this drama wearing track shoes so you can go fast.
If you're wondering whether you should invest 50 hours of your life to watch this, maybe just hit your finger with a hammer instead. It would hurt less.
And it started out so interestingly, too.
But it's too bad. The subbers do this work because they want to, not because they have to, and it's really important to be grateful for what they give you. Imagine how you'd feel if people demanded something from you, acting like you owe it to them, and then don't give you anything in return except more demands. It's would be pretty rude, wouldn't it? And if someone ripped off the work you did and then offered it like it was their own, you'd be really angry about it, wouldn't you?
Anytime someone does the work for us and asks nothing from us in return except courtesy and respect, we owe them gratitude. If they stop, or they get DMCA'd, or they want to start charging for their work, those are the breaks--they still don't deserve any trash from us.
That's how I feel about it, anyway.