Why is there an AI-generated content tag over here? What does it mean AI mystery deduction - does that mean the mystery they will be solving is actually AI scripted?
I was so frustrated when I watched ep 11. The bad girls tampered with Piao Piao's desk and it broke in the middle of her painting session. Shouldn't her so called friends or other classmates replace the desk with a new one? At least the teacher should have instructed that Piao Piao should continue her painting on a new desk. Who paints a Chinese traditional painting with knees down on the floor? It would be too painful to paint in that position...
I don't know why but my mind keeps telling me that I saw this guy somewhere else other than the new BL drama. I remember faintly because the name Kuma was a bit unique that stuck with me. But I haven't watched any of the shows he starred or participated in. Oh God, this is torturing the hell out of me, I can't sleep!
I just watched the trailer of My Secret Boyfriends and I can't believe he is James. Why does he look different in each and every series, to the point that I am unable to recognize him in any of them?
It took them a decade to clear the misunderstandings. For us audience, it took 7 episodes to see them sort things out. I had to face-palm several times while I was watching this.
Also, the dramatic entry of the doctors while they enter the operation room, not to mention the bgm....I know the seriousness of those scenes, but it was too hilarious for me.
This is the reply of AI when I asked Wuxun seems to wear dragonfly accessories:
The idol trainee Wuxun (翁武勋 - Weng Wuxun), who is signed under former EXO member Huang Zitao's agency, L.TAO Entertainment (also known as Longtao Entertainment).
The dragonfly jewelry he wears is actually a direct, intentional pun on his own name. In Chinese, the word for dragonfly is Qīngtíng (蜻蜓). However, a popular and poetic literary nickname for the dragonfly is Wǔxún (舞旬 / 舞熏), which translates to "dancing through the days" or "dancing in the warm breeze," describing the way dragonflies hover and dart over water.
Because his given name is Wuxun (武勋)—which sounds identical in Mandarin to the dragonfly's poetic nickname—he uses dragonfly brooches and rings as his personal branding symbol. It is a clever visual representation of his name that he wears to music shows like E-Pop Unity or survival auditions to make himself memorable to fans.
This is the reply of AI when I asked Wuxun seems to wear dragonfly accessories:
The idol trainee Wuxun (翁武勋 - Weng Wuxun), who is signed under former EXO member Huang Zitao's agency, L.TAO Entertainment (also known as Longtao Entertainment).
The dragonfly jewelry he wears is actually a direct, intentional pun on his own name. In Chinese, the word for dragonfly is Qīngtíng (蜻蜓). However, a popular and poetic literary nickname for the dragonfly is Wǔxún (舞旬 / 舞熏), which translates to "dancing through the days" or "dancing in the warm breeze," describing the way dragonflies hover and dart over water.
Because his given name is Wuxun (武勋)—which sounds identical in Mandarin to the dragonfly's poetic nickname—he uses dragonfly brooches and rings as his personal branding symbol. It is a clever visual representation of his name that he wears to music shows like E-Pop Unity or survival auditions to make himself memorable to fans.
Can someone who had watched the OG Korean version tell me if the Japanese version is as good as it is? Is this a proper remake scene by scene as the OG or is there scenes completely different from the OG?
Yes, there are usually assigned 'detectives' each case and but they all look for clues and try to solve cases.…
Thanks! Yes, I do like whodunits and escape adventures, in fact I frequently play such games as I am not much of a fan for action/combat games. I will check it out, thanks again!
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Also, the dramatic entry of the doctors while they enter the operation room, not to mention the bgm....I know the seriousness of those scenes, but it was too hilarious for me.
The idol trainee Wuxun (翁武勋 - Weng Wuxun), who is signed under former EXO member Huang Zitao's agency, L.TAO Entertainment (also known as Longtao Entertainment).
The dragonfly jewelry he wears is actually a direct, intentional pun on his own name. In Chinese, the word for dragonfly is Qīngtíng (蜻蜓). However, a popular and poetic literary nickname for the dragonfly is Wǔxún (舞旬 / 舞熏), which translates to "dancing through the days" or "dancing in the warm breeze," describing the way dragonflies hover and dart over water.
Because his given name is Wuxun (武勋)—which sounds identical in Mandarin to the dragonfly's poetic nickname—he uses dragonfly brooches and rings as his personal branding symbol. It is a clever visual representation of his name that he wears to music shows like E-Pop Unity or survival auditions to make himself memorable to fans.
The idol trainee Wuxun (翁武勋 - Weng Wuxun), who is signed under former EXO member Huang Zitao's agency, L.TAO Entertainment (also known as Longtao Entertainment).
The dragonfly jewelry he wears is actually a direct, intentional pun on his own name. In Chinese, the word for dragonfly is Qīngtíng (蜻蜓). However, a popular and poetic literary nickname for the dragonfly is Wǔxún (舞旬 / 舞熏), which translates to "dancing through the days" or "dancing in the warm breeze," describing the way dragonflies hover and dart over water.
Because his given name is Wuxun (武勋)—which sounds identical in Mandarin to the dragonfly's poetic nickname—he uses dragonfly brooches and rings as his personal branding symbol. It is a clever visual representation of his name that he wears to music shows like E-Pop Unity or survival auditions to make himself memorable to fans.