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So the time skip should happen very soon normally, if we're following closely?

Poor A-Chou, it’s terrible what that woman did to her. Making her work from such a young age in the freezing cold just to feed her daughter and take advantage of A-Chou. This drama is insane—on one hand, you feel absolute rage towards Jun Dai, and on the other, you feel so much heartbreak and support for A-Chou. I honestly love it

I can't watch both episodes right now. I hope I'll be able to watch them soon. There are also two episodes of WTME, I want to cry. Enjoy watching, everyone!

No, come on, let's not push it. This year, Four Hands Two Sonatas has a great chance of making it into my top 3. I'm really looking forward to Remarried Empress.

Did Kim Jung Hyun finally get laser hair removal? Usually, his shave shadows are visible and the makeup looks cakey in that area, but here I feel like it's gone.

The pace of Asian dramas is so hard to keep up with, especially when you also get into Chinese dramas. There are just too many dramas featuring actors I’ve always loved, so I feel this obligation to watch everything they do. Because of that, it makes me think that someone with an exhausting or difficult job—like a doctor or a surgeon—there's no way they have the time to watch anything, let alone follow 7 dramas at the same time. Honestly, dramas seem to be designed primarily for students. In fact, I even wonder if Koreans themselves have the time to keep up with such a packed schedule.

This is the first time I've seen Kim So-hyun completely devour her co-star in a drama. We're only on episode 5 and we've already had quite a few kiss scenes, with more to come. Even when she was starring alongside Park Bo-gum, we didn't get this many or ones this wild! 😂😂

It's the most realistic slice-of-life drama I've ever seen; nothing here is impossible in real life. I've already come across this kind of story with siblings bickering and humiliating each other. I had a friend whose brother actually came to her school once and did the exact same thing as the female lead's brother. It was so hurtful for her

Honestly, this first episode didn't really impress me, and I was bored out of my mind on top of yawning non-stop (granted, I was watching it while tired). Anyway, I'm going to wait for the second episode before dropping it. I have so many things to watch, so I need to be picky about what I spend my time on.

Two episodes are back today, hallelujah what a joy 🙌🏻

I know, but he/she really looks different this time. Maybe it's because of the pale skin tone.

Damn, is that really the same Im Si-wan as in Boyhood? Holy shit, Koreans are literally magicians. He looks like a completely new man, goddamn

Tian Xiwei's bare face is just sublime, she is clearly one of the most beautiful actresses. She is both beautiful and cute. I am definitely joining Team Tian Xiwei until death.🙌🏻
https://youtube.com/shorts/9kj3-O0Rj3M?si=Z0FjG3EiKCJveQsB 🫶🏻

Do you want me to put this in a spoiler tag?

It's episode day! Time to see Kim So-hyun's cute little face again—she really has the most adorable baby face.

Yes, but then they have an entire team at their disposal to make sure they look perfect—it's not representative of all Asians.

So, are some people really just discovering now that Jiang Xueting turns out to be the villain? It’s been known from the very beginning—it comes straight from the original novel The Lament of Autumn (Yu Dian Qiu), and it is unlikely they will change that plot twist. We are even going to see him capture Pingjun later on.

No idea, but I’ve often noticed that Chinese actors almost all have the exact same hairline. It looks pretty unnatural. Maybe they use makeup on the area to make it perfectly straight, or it could also be a matter of hairpieces or even transplants.

Absolutely fan of queen Seol In-ah, so of course I wouldn't miss a drama of hers

I just found out that it came out today, so starting our Monday/Tuesday with two dramas is pretty cool, between this and Between Steps