The week is so long, every day I think about all the drama, and finally, what a joy it is to be Saturday—just relaxing with a good cup of coffee or tea in front of my episode. Moments like this make you realize that life has its good sides
"I’m only on episode 5, but it’s an incredible show with beautiful songs. I absolutely love the OST by Yang Yuqing. I kind of regret not watching this drama when it first came out, as I wasn't very familiar with the actors back then
The drama has a happy ending, which is pretty predictable for this genre. But it just didn't feel natural and it was so obvious—it almost felt like they were forced into it, especially Kim Hye-jun, who looked really uneasy and shy during the kissing scenes
In Korean dramas, 90% of scenes involving characters moving abroad are actually filmed right in Korea, especially for low-budget shows where they leave near the end. They're using this 'moving abroad' plotline so much lately, it’s crazy.
how do you not feel embarrassed to post shit like this? the obsession with comparing their skin tones and deciding…
I want to apologize for how I worded my initial comment and for getting defensive in my last reply. Looking back, I completely see why my phrasing was clumsy and led to that interpretation. Let me clarify my actual intent: I was strictly criticizing the production's makeup team for their heavy use of whitewashing, which creates an unnatural effect on Cha Woomin. My goal wasn't to compare their looks or skin tones, but to call out the stylists for poorly matching his foundation compared to Ha Gi, whose styling looked more natural. I am against colorism, and I'm sorry my comment sounded like the opposite 👏🏻
What the hell was that ending? I didn't understand a thing. Bi O ends up in the rain—was that a flash-forward or what? I don't know why, but I get the feeling someone is going to meet a bad end here.
Aaagh i'm gonna sound like a hater, but seriously who ill adviced the FL to get botox? Now she can't move her…
I hope you realize that 99% of the industry has already had work done on their skin. It’s not necessarily full surgery, but at least half, if not most of them, get injections, fillers, and stuff. You’re basically forced to in this line of work, especially in South Korea where the pressure is way too high. If the pressure is already insane for regular citizens, just imagine what it's like for someone who makes a living out of it.
Haha, I announced in a comment that there was a high chance he would leave the project after the announcement of the female actress, and honestly, he was right.
The longest fucking week of my life, I was waiting for this every single day.