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Seems unlikely that this has only 12 episodes; it's a lakorn, and they don't even get started until episode 8 or 9.

I've seen worse. This is not a great or even good lakorn, but it's decent. Quite entertaining (although the last few episodes do get bogged down in the usual lakorn/redemption/forgiveness crap.)

What a nice article!

That's a Cdrama rom-com for you: first half is ha ha ha, second half is wtf. The reason I know this is because I keep getting my hopes up, that the one I'm watching won't be that way, and then it is. Naturally, I'll be checking this one out, too.

tear-stained + heartbreaking + face blind again = hard pass

Like the flying cars we were promised in the future and didn't happen, this drama also.

I liked this, and it was really so good to be back in that world again--that setting, that cast, those costumes. There are a few episodes of the original story I've watched many times. Even so, as glad as I was to watch it, something was missing from this spin off. Slightly disappointing, I think.

Welp, the film I saw is the film the director wanted to make, but not the one I wanted to watch. I thought it was thematically ridiculous and visually contrived. And the editing gave me a headache. This movie wanted to be much lighter and fun instead of the sometimes pretentious slog it turned out to be. Not a fan.

I liked it better the second time I watched it, but they still have no chemistry together. Do you see how Ann is giving Tik the stink eye and pushing him away in the poster? Believe that.

I forgot to say how excellent the subbers were for this show. They finished the last episode in two or three hours, and on Christmas Eve, too.

The show ends undramatically, but honestly. This is a typical ending for affairs, I think. There are a lot of fireworks, and then the marriage breaks. The cheater spouse may marry the person they were cheating with, but this isn't as common as you'd think. If they DO marry, that marriage breaks, and quickly. The original spouses may end up being friends with each other (I'm friends with my ex decades later.)

This drama turned out to be more slice of life than I expected, but it was well worth the watch.

The difficulty for watching any of these is finding them subbed. The world, and the several if not many trolls who live on it have made it very hard for the Thai subbing community.

". . . a series of sweet and Burning the story of Su’s abuse. . . " 0-o
You'd need a flashlight and a crowbar to pry the meaning out of that sentence.

Aw. It was lovely. I started watching this and then stopped for awhile, and then I binged it to the end. I'm very glad I came back. My second favorite Cdrama, after Story of Yanxi Palace.

I'm in a show hole, too.

The big "hits" of 2019 (like Hotel Luna, Untamed, etc.) I haven't been able to get through even the first episode. I'm liking VIP quite a lot, but that's been about it, so I'm also rewatching classics like Oh My Venus and Coffee Prince.

This is a show you want to binge watch. At the end of the last weekly episode, I'm dying to watch the next one and the wait isn't easy. Worried about how it ends already, but I like the show so much more than I expected to,

This is really too much.

Sees 124 episodes, backs out of the room while barking like a dog

aw, it looks adorable. Hope it gets subbed.

Watch "The Story of Yanxi Palace". That was a drama where every episode contributed to the plot, and none of the episodes dragged. Everything about it was exceptional: the writing, cinematography, acting, costumes--everything is just superb. But if it still seems daunting to watch the drama because of the number of episodes, you might try watching the series on a website where you can change the playback speed of the website's player to 1.25. This is only the tiniest amount of speedup, and you will barely notice the change. (Try it with lakorns, especially. Those can be really draggy.)