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Too Beautiful To Lie was one of the first Kmovie i watched about 10 years back and i had a huge crush on him then... How does he still looks the same even after 21 years is still a mystery to me.

That's impressive. Then Fumino get to be in her comfort zone with her introverted character's persona but Raul needed to change his whole game. I feel as if Raul has the expression and body language of a well seasoned theatre actor at such a young age. He convey so much with just his eyes and bring such an unique vibe whenever he appears on screen. So refreshing.

My boi Raul’s got so many micro-expressions, it’s like watching a whole Netflix series on his face you can’t help but ride the wave with him.

Thank You so much... Now it feels like i am full.. What a treat of an episode it was.

Wow you are such a passionate fella aren't you? I love your energy. The edit's are wonderful. The lyrics and transition seamlessly woven with the scene and mood *BEAUTIFUL* I subscribed... will wait for your new editss. ❤️❤️

Aww Cutest Doggy family ❤❤
This Slump maybe a blessing in disguise. It maybe signaling us to pause, appreciate and reflect on the beauty of this drama. I don't usually download any drama but i have done it this time... Why are they so freaking real and adorable 😭😭

Exactly. Some producer's are just better at marketing their Dramas. So I also try to look outside the radar because that's where i would probably able to find the good stuffs. Tempest seems interesting I would definitely give it a shot.

Thank you. Now i am going to keep refreshing the page... Love your dp 🥰

I feel you. For the first time in a long while, I found a drama that feels genuinely fulfilling. The conversations between the two main characters made me blush with how intimate, vulnerable, silly, and human they are. It’s like sitting down to a full-course meal, knowing the main three dishes are still on their way. Even so, it already feels satisfying especially after binging on all the flashy, empty-calorie dramas I’ve been consuming to an unhealthy degree.

Guys the wait has become so excruciating. 😭😭 How long does it usually take for a single episode with good english transalation to come?

Oguri Shun in RomCom after so long, man. Can't wait... ❤️❤️

I don't know if there will any second season because the webtoon has already ended. But it would be a nice addition indeed if they decided to make a sequel.

This was a great drama overall. I loved the episode where The mc solved tiny problems of their classmates. The baby ghost, the dog bok i and the water ghost were very fun to watch. Ji Ho is a wonderful character his presence brought so much brightness and warmth without anything in return. ❤️❤️
‎ Bong su was interesting but not really as dangerous as claimed by the shaman. But Gyeon U and Yoem Hwa's characterization was so boring and lacked depth. In the last episode I watched their scene at 6x speed.
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Thanks to the comment I have decided to drop it after the 6th episode without any regret.
The name of the Drama is Soulmate yet the soulmate concept is so stupid it made me gag... There are dialougue keep repeating That 'Love is not doing, but what comes right' is just an excuse to cheat on the partner.

Chicago Typewriter is a drama with a strong premise, beautiful visuals, and a talented cast, but it falls flat in execution. Relationships between the characters are underdeveloped, the romance feels superficial, and the supporting characters lack depth. The present-day plot, centered around the male lead’s writing career, moves slowly, with many irrelevant conversations that don’t add to the story. Given all this, it’s hard to understand why people call it underrated.

Study Group was an entertaining watch perfect for when you just want to sit back, relax, and enjoy some impressive visuals and sound design. It’s great for those times when you need a break and just want some lighthearted entertainment. The experience reminded me of watching action-packed anime like One Punch Man, Great Teacher Onizuka, Tokyo Revengers etc - fast-paced, visually exciting, and fun. It also made me realize that not every piece of media needs a deep, intricate plot, dynamic characters, or extensive worldbuilding to be enjoyable. And with just 10 episodes, it’s a great choice for a quick, engaging watch!

Damn, these shows should have tragedy tag. They are adamant on giving us stuffy nose.

I just saw Alex Landi on Doja Cat's Kiss Me More Music Video. No wonder he seemed so familiar when I was watching the drama.

While Hae Jo’s actions in Mr. Plankton are undeniably problematic, they don’t seem framed as romantic or comedic. Instead, the drama uses this jarring moment sets up the narrative as one where the flaws and damage of the characters are exposed and dissected, not swept under the rug. Rather than endorsing his behavior, the drama delves into the consequences of his choices and the emotional fallout for all involved. This complexity pushes viewers to wrestle with uncomfortable questions: How do we empathize with flawed characters?

Unlike conventional romance-focused Kdramas, Mr. Plankton defies tropes, blending genres to reflect life's messiness. Hae Jo’s morally wrong actions are a reflection of his "plankton" existence—drifting and disconnected—meant to provoke thought, not validation.

Yeah it's so wonderful where writers give us a story like this where we can see ourselves and empathize with the flawed characters. It took us out of the black and white thinking pattern and invite us to more introspective.