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His new drama (the one he is currently filming) is the revenge type though. While I do hate the fact that he is kind of type casted as a "cold and handsome" type of guy. I guess this romcom is a bit different 'cuz he's not a student anymore.

I'm Viet so my opinion isn't that accurate. But from what I got from watching many many dramas is that you're assumption is right. Like it's reserved for the closest people like your family (parents) and/or partners.

I'm not sure about the english title but I think it's called "My Twins Are My Wingmen". There are many alternative titles but I think you can find it through the author too "iCiyuan"

I guess I get now why so many people hate adaptations. Coming from reading the Manhua to this monstrosity that I did not even know existed until YouTube decided to recommend it to me was a HUGE DISSAPOINTMENT. Amnesia? Like why…? The Manhua is so amazing so I will erase the existence of this whatever from my mind.

Honestly I'm getting tired of all of these opinions on his and others body. People "shame" others for being on the heavy side and have a problem with people who are too thin. Some people are just naturally like that.

Well, he figured out after that because of the picture and 'cause she's too advanced for summer classes

OH MY GOD!!!! Finally someone that has the same thoughts as me!!!!
I always knew that the ending would be shitty 'cause these types of dramas always have great beginnings but the writer seems to never know how to end it.

And I always knew that Mi Ho would die, like since she started to get involved in the investigation and putting herself in danger. Like Chang Ho even told her to back off yet she still insisted. And she got a lot of exposure to the radiation 'cause she didn't even wear any protection like the prisoners. IDK what people expect, you can't cure cancer in a snap of a finger. It all make sense.

I also agree that Chang Ho needed a trigger to reach his full potential as Big Mouse. Mi Ho would always be kind of his weakness and prevent him from fully becoming Big Mouse. Like the og BM became BM after his daughter died so Mi Ho's death is Chang Ho's trigger and I kind of feel like they hinted at it too in the last scene where his colourful world turns black and white.

Anyways, I always knew the series would be about Chang Ho becoming Big Mouse and I feel like it was a satisfactory ending even though it was a bit rushed.

Well the 3 murders became punch bags in jail so I guess we can imagine that it’s Choi Do Ha 😂
The unresolved issues probably are for if the writer ever wants to write a season 2. It’s not annoying that it’s unresolved but still enough material for a potential follow up to the story.

Honestly I feel like they made it this way to leave like a few mysteries behind but not too much to make it annoying. Like enough cracks in the door to have a second season. Anyways, there will never be a satisfying ending, if the episode was 3 hours then maybe it could have packed all of the answers of the unanswered questions into it. And I feel like everybody is sus in the series. Like I still can't believer chairman Kang is actually dead.

They are planning a season two! We would have to wait 2 years though because Kang Tae Oh is enlisting soon.

I think that he's also investigating who Big Mouse is. Although it seems obvious that he is Big Mouse, he also asked for a list of BM's VIP clients, wouldn't he have the list if he's really BM and why would he have to listen into Chang Ho's interrogation?

That isn't how DID works though, he is just developing a darker side to blend in with this new identity that he was framed for. The whole synopsis of the show is him pretending to be Big Mouse to find the real BM. It's just him acting. If he had DID, then he would have no clue where he is after he switches identities.
Although, if what you mean is that he has DID and he has 2 alters, Chang Ho and Big Mouse, then it's possible. Big Mouse can go do things and switch back to Chang Ho without being noticed if the BM alter is careful. We don't really know about Chang Ho's background so he could have developed DID as a child.

Have you read all the comments? Netflix is not producing the series, they just distribute it to international watchers.

I like how you mentioned it's your opinion in the original comment yet people are still trying to argue with it 😂

It's an OPINION people, not a FACT!

I believe it's only streaming on Disney+, it's produced by JTBC

Only the first part was true though. They did have a time jump but only to Gorya graduating high school 😆.

I don't want to be that person but it's "Rookie cops" :3, Police university is another drama. And Snowdrop is technically not a Disney+ drama, it's by JTBC.

I find that i-fans are different and I haven’t found any negative views on Tu yet. But Viet BW fans are different though. I don’t think they’ll change anytime soon. They’re a bunch of brainless stubborn fangirls so It’s hard to stop them.

From my own observation, I find a good chunk of BL fans are also k-pop fans. Which contributes more to the toxic factor. And I agree that most of the toxic fans are the shippers. I'm not into BL but I would be if the shippers would stop romanticising the actors interactions.

I'm a Vietnamese viewer and as a Viet person I'm utterly embarrassed by how the BW shippers are treating Tu here. There are at least 5 private anti Tu fans groups on Facebook. And a huge Facebook fanpage that gets more likes and comments then Tu's own fanpage or even Bright's, Win's fanpages. It disgusts me how they are taking a few interactions between actors as serious and making Tu seem like she hates Win or something.

I might have gone a bit TMI on this comment but it's because I can't handle the situation on my own. Compared to BW fans, there are not as much Tu fans here so I couldn't successfully report all the groups. I'm not a hardcore Tu fan, but as a female, I'm shocked by how other females are treating Tu.

So I want to ask if anyone can help or find a solution because Facebook's admins are no help in this situation.

Troll - In internet slang, a troll is a person who posts inflammatory, insincere, digressive, extraneous, or off-topic messages in an online community, with the intent of provoking readers into displaying emotional responses, or manipulating others' perception.

You could have searched it yourself, but I did it for you :)

I don't want to be seen as aggressive but I don't see where 'most people' are, haven't seen anyone agreeing to Bright's acting being annoying.
He has his flaws in some bits at expressing emotions but it's not to the point where you can't watch it.
If your intention of stating your opinion was to get discussed in the positive and non-aggressive way than I suggest re-wording and making it seem less "troll" like.