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But I like to watch Rowoon's dramas. Pairing him with this actress is a really bad situation for me. I'd love to watch, but her presence in the cast will force me to give up a drama with one of my favorite actors. I hate this situation because of the annoying actress.

I couldn't bring myself to watch every episode of any drama in which this actress played. There is something so annoying about her in her acting or private personality that I immediately hate the characters she plays.

The poster is about the past. The poster shows the grandmother of the main female protagonist from the present (her granddaughter in the present is played by the same actress) and her husband (played by the same actor as the fake (?) grandson in the present), in the 1950s. In the present, it is not certain whether there will be a love story, or between which characters.

He's a handsome idol-actor, with a rather big fanbase, and such people have a faster career in dramaland. So far, I've only seen him in one web-drama, and he interested me enough that I wanted to watch the next one, but since it was a historical fantasy or something like that, I didn't watch it. I don't like such dramas. Since this new drama is to be in the present day, I am going to watch it. I won't argue if he's a good actor, but he has something interesting about him, so I don't mind that he gets the lead roles. This drama is not going to be ambitious, so anyone with basic acting skills can play here. The really ambitious roles are in independent films.

Is she the dog after her first kiss in her life? He has to kiss the dog/her to break the curse?

Typical Korean dramas and their characters:
up to 29 - they do not have sexual life, after 30 - they are desperate for someone to marry them, after 40 - they divorce.

Typical Korean dramas and their characters:
up to 29 - they do not have sexual life, after 30 - they are desperate for someone to marry them, after 40 - they divorce.

"Oasis" will tell the story of three individuals and how they protect their dream, friendship, and their first love in the setting of the turbulent times of the Republic of Korea from the 1980s to the 1990s."
"She also doesn't like injustice"
If all three main characters survive to the end of the drama, it will be a miracle given that the characters are university students.

I just watched episode 1 of the drama "The King of Dramas" (2012) and he and his wife Park Shin Hye played there as a guest star, to my surprise, together in a scene. It was 10 years ago. They publicly announced that they were a couple in 2017, which is 5 years ago. They have known each other for many years. Were they already assuming that one day they would be married and would have a child? Life is a mystery.

Have a little shame people. Drunk drivers cause tragedies in other people's lives every day. Life taken from someone cannot be restored. This is not a fantasy where resurrections are possible. Everyone should be aware that driving under the influence of alcohol can kill someone or destroy someone's life. These are matters of life and death, in such situations "mistakes" should not take place.

Drunk drivers mistakes cost other people health or life. People, have a little empathy for the victims, not the perpetrators of the tragedy.

I hate drunk drivers and I don't like people who defend them by saying "mistakes" happen. A sick society allows for sick behavior.

It was supposed to be such a feeling from viewers that they shouldn't have wanted Yumi and Babi as a couple, or at least they should have felt insecure about Babi's character. Viewers like Yumi did not know the less positive side of him, but they had signals that he was not a crystal figure. If Babi's cells were shown more often, viewers would probably quickly see how he was not Yumi's 100% devoted boyfriend and they would understand sooner where this story is going.It turned out that Babi did not deserve to be trusted by Yumi, because he had broken that trust more than once. After all, it is so in life that sometimes seemingly perfect relationships turn out to be a delusion.

There is no, but the drama makers have not ruled out that it may be. For now, they claim that they need to rest before they make up their minds.

So his health must be better now that he has returned to work.

Your comment is one of the best analyzes of this drama I've seen, about all the characters, without favoring anyone. This is exactly what happened at Yumi's Cells 2. I read a lot of comments after the end of this season and even without knowing who these people are, I can immediately tell if they are fans of the actress, fans of the actor, one or the other, fans of the characters, fans of the webtoon, or fans of a particular couple. This casts a shadow on their opinion so much that it's obvious. People try to distort the character's psychology, the probability of events, just to win the "battle" of opinion. I literally get the feeling that people don't look at characters as characters, but write comments in order to beat opponents from another "enemy camp" of drama fans.

Of course you can write a spoiler (real spoiler) about episode 11, which hasn't aired yet. You can write based on an episode summary from the media or a trailer for episode 11. Or based on press releases from the production, such as interviews. Or leaks from the set. This is a spoiler.

Spoilers apply to what has not been aired. Episode 10 has been broadcast. If I wrote about episode 11 it would be a spoiler.

I will write something that is probably controversial for many, but it's good that Daeun spoke to Yumi about the confession. Babi probably wouldn't have told her once, and that would end their relationship anyway, and it would only last longer. Babi would always wonder what would have happened if he had made a different decision and hadn't moved out, his rather subconscious memories of Daeun as "sacrifices for his relationship with Yumi" would cast a shadow over Babi and Yumi's relationship and she would have no idea what's going on. He would still have a seemingly perfect relationship with Yumi, but deep down somewhere he would feel guilt towards Yumi on the one hand and longing for Daeun on the other. It wouldn't really be a good relationship for her or for him. Sometimes people have to come to terms with the fact that something unexpected will appear in their lives, and even if they don't want to, it changes them.

I like his role choices, always something different, nothing safe like many other actors do, and then they don't develop their acting. He has a sense of interesting roles and is good at them. With this approach, he will make a career for more than just in dramas.