Sinasina

Ok seems like a few epis later it's not that strong anymore, but oh wait another girl appears..

Edit: Oh It's Hanna, she is a talent at least.

Edit2: Oh gawd, regarding the bathroom scene, are they really doing this? That's so very 2004 kdrama of them.

Whoah, the love triangle is really no joke in this one, dang. It's above average stupid too, I mean the plot is basically almost dating up until second ML shows up & then half the time is wasted on his ridiculously over the top courting, at least up to where I'm at.

Oh they got into a minor accident, I guess I did not consider that possibility. Well this gets the point across as well.

edit: oh and he has a driver's license too, of course. xD

I'm watching episode 4, they've just gotten into the car. I'm thinking either police punishment will happen, or Yan Ke already has a license. Will the cdrama genre surprise me today? xD

It is Goblin.
Guardian.. is the official name used on Netfix?, imdb and MDL.
They did this, because Goblin means a different thing in Korean mythology than in English, so here we are.

It has been like this already in 2018, not sure when exactly it happened.

Goblin has some of the strongest scenes, sets and acting performances in kdrama history. There are tear jerking scenes, epic scenes & humorous scenes. Sure the drama is not perfect -and yes the ending is a bit weak- no kdrama ever is, but it really is packed with some of the best things plausible for a show of its kind.

I mean.. This one seems to have super angsty family relationships vs. the cutiepies of Lovely R.

Yeah I sense the same, I think I'll won't be able to watch it, but the OST seems very promising.

This is the song from the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpRXbpnn8FA

What a banger.

It's been so long, but this is still the best kdrama I have ever seen.

Yet another $1000 stray cat. Why is it so hard to pick a normal SIC...

I'm not contesting anything you are saying -well except me being ignorant of a condition I myself kind of had for a while- , but I don't think you comprehended what I tried to communicate in my review.
Hint, look at FL & her room in these flashback scenes & think again.

The mental health issue is a real thing, but the representation in the drama is not realistic. Anyway let's just agree to disagree.

>Well actually, the not leaving the house thing is very real!

The drama is talking about not leaving their rooms, not their homes, it's a huge difference!

> What was bad about her????

To me her plot has been incredibly predictable from early on & everything about her felt fake and artificial to me. Maybe part of it is kdrama fatigue, it's just so common to put an elderly character like this into a show for the mains to take care of..

Her carrier is basically over already, there is almost no chance to come back from her previous situation, so all this is not relevant to that anymore.

>If I - private western person with a wee bit of medical knowledge- am able to connect the dots ...

Yes well, every second A lister actress in China is medically speaking malnourished. It's a disgrace, but it is what it is. This is not on Lushi. If you have a naturally chubby face at a healthy weight, then you can either go malnourished or not be a female celebrity, basically.

We don't know enough to clearly take sides with confidence, but I understand why someone would behave like this in her situation.

I checked the novel when they graduate from high school & it's like 60% in. Knowing cdramas they might just push the uni life to the final 3-4 epis, I'm reluctant to start this.

enjoy ^ its happening

That is almost certainly not happening in a Korean drama, not when the crime is drug related, I would be shocked.

Just look at them :-p