Still in the early parts of the drama.... Why doesn't the 2ML leave the FL alone. The way he interacts with her…
Fiend 100% . The ML got played by Anna. He is a bigger pushover than the FL. What do you mean by let's go on a last date ... The curse words I shouted probably terrified my neighbours
Replying toYazQuan•Feb 14, 2025•Liked Feb 16, 2025
S1E22, 27:40: "I'm your dietician," anyone else want to scream at the spineless ditzo? I'm going to need a moment…
am right there now and I wanted to reach through the screen and smack her. the ML was getting ready to tell Anna and she pops up that she's the dietician. Then I have to wonder if these people know anything about "in-door voices" when she sits with her BFF in the restaurant and the friend starts screaming. I think most of the BFF's in these shows are so toxic. I am determined to watch, but oh geez, I may end up skipping.
Me, in episode 40: Shut up and die. Please die NOW. For the love of God, just DIE. That's my only complaint for…
I watched this while it was airing but I sometimes stop by because this is one of my favorite dramas. Pei Wen Xuan was my favorite character. It was a pleasure to see your comment. But then I scrolled down to see people are still harping on the sml. It is too bad that is all some seem to see. Zhang Ling He's performance was amazing. I saw the different sides of PWX and enjoyed TPR to the point I would rewatch the episodes while waiting for more to be released.
Me, in episode 40: Shut up and die. Please die NOW. For the love of God, just DIE. That's my only complaint for…
That dying seen at the end was my one complaint also. It took too long. I wanted to see more of PeiRong. But I loved TPR so much so it is a 10 for me too đ
I agree, except I refuse to accept "strong" as an adjective for a female character unless she is physically strong.…
Oh I understand your point and I agree with it.
Itâs just that with this particular female character she IS physically strong and I cannot dismiss the OP only meant to refer to her personality traits when their next describing adjective is ââmilitaryâ womanâ.
What would you suggest as an alternative to its use though? Considering people have come to apply it for any female character that doesnât sport a doormat or damsel in distress personality which has been far too prevalent in media.
Wow, they had horrible foreign actors. I almost gave it a low rating but afterwards the story and amazing acting of Lee Seung Gi and Jo Jung Suk, i overlooked that flaw.
Replying toamaginon•Oct 15, 2022•Liked Jan 7, 2025
i'm reading the comments and they be protesting against the FL's cutesy character. IT IS HER CHARACTER. She is a strong military woman but amidst that, she wants to live as a normal woman who experiences love and all other normal women experience. It is because of her naivety and innocence that's why she acts like that. I think her acting was great.
Replying toamaginon•Nov 22, 2020•Liked Jan 7, 2025
John Mayer's flunkies were Australians with Australian accents
Yes, exactly, and I agree with you. (I've also heard the U.S. doesn't want to be part of the ICC because we want to be able to execute minors who commit crimes....which is repellent to me, but this is off topic a bit....) It does also make me wonder how folks who play international characters in Western media are portrayed - how often are their accents completely wrong, or speaking the wrong language even? I'm sure we're not much better than k-dramas, and we should all strive to be.
Replying toamaginon•Nov 21, 2020•Liked Jan 7, 2025
John Mayer's flunkies were Australians with Australian accents
I always find it bemusing when you hear American accents where they should not be. Like at the end, the ICC agents were obviously supposed to be Americans with their strange accents, BUT the ICC is one of many international organisations the Americans (and Chinese) refuse to sign up to (they do not want their soldiers being tried for war crimes) so having Americans be ICC agents was strange lol.
Itâs just that with this particular female character she IS physically strong and I cannot dismiss the OP only meant to refer to her personality traits when their next describing adjective is ââmilitaryâ womanâ.
What would you suggest as an alternative to its use though? Considering people have come to apply it for any female character that doesnât sport a doormat or damsel in distress personality which has been far too prevalent in media.
It does also make me wonder how folks who play international characters in Western media are portrayed - how often are their accents completely wrong, or speaking the wrong language even? I'm sure we're not much better than k-dramas, and we should all strive to be.