KimchiByTheSea

She is totally unserious about her nose bleeds 🤣

The Double, The Legend of Shen Li, Starry Love, Love Between Fairy & Devil, and The Autumn Ballad

People have been spoiling stuff here a lot lately. I ended up dropping The Story of Pearl Girl because people started posting the ending publicly with no spoilers right after it aired. An absolute bummer.

I think it's really interesting her powers are based with flowers too. Generally when we see a powerful villainess, she doesn't have something considered soft and feminine to represent her. I like the juxtaposition between the flowers painted by her eyes and the blood colored stone on her lip. Even if I find her absolutely awful, her character design is fantastic.

For some reason, I think his character is addicted to being used. Maybe it's all the love he lacked after losing his parents and his need to please someone, but it's like watching a trainwreck. He would be better off at this point going off on his own to live out a life of solitude than be cannon fodder.

He has a certain knack for making very bad decisions and then giving hurt puppy dog eyes right after when the consequences of his own actions pop up.

Looks like someone's art or an ai rendition. A bit inappropriate considering it's not their characters but them irl 😅

I might try them myself soon just to check 😂😂

Ads in thai dramas are way more jarring, these ones are honestly barely noticeable once you've been through an emotional scene where the lead is heartbroken but needs to take his handy delicious vitamins, lol.

I think in terms of sadness, probably scarlet heart ryeo if you've seen that. Unfortunately I dropped both because my heart couldn't take it, but the acting is phenomenal and I loved the storyline.

You can watch on kisskh if you don't have access to the official platform.

There isn't any real love triangle. There's a hint of one but it pretty quickly becomes obvious that the mains are very focused on each other. I'm on ep 8 and thoroughly enjoying so far

It's a good drama, fantastic acting, but on that note...eh.....

Really interesting drama. The revenge vibes and growth is perfection. I do feel like the last five episodes dragged a bit and some interspersed episodes could have been condensed down, but all the ends were tied up pretty nicely. If you're looking for a (VERY) light thriller, intrigue, romance, and a well concluded ending, then this will probably fit your bill nicely.

How I understood it was how his character has consistently been trying to make her stronger since the beginning. His philosophy has always been to build character one must go through the trenches and make it themselves, just like he did. I also think he would rather make it more "difficult" for her and help her silently in the aftermath rather than see someone else do it when he's not around. She's going to have obstacles as a young woman with no monetary background and in his eyes, he's not always going to be around to help her so better to build her character and strength now. Plus, part of me thought that he really just enjoys seeing her succeed even despite the setbacks put in her way.

What the heck is going on with this comment section 💀

I kind of had hope for her character. She had a lot of potential for growth and there were small glimpses of it, but I ended up being left feeling like she was just very one dimensional. A bit disappointing, especially considering the parallels between her and Duanwu. Two women trying to make it in a corrupt, mans world, but with different methods would have been so much more engaging than the revenge carousel going on rn.

I'm still md about that wacky, weirdly shoved in ending to The Double, ngl

They've already been so free handed with other characters that I don't have much trust left 🥲

I've noticed there's been some intermitted shotty editing throughout. Kind of feels like they just stuck a door jam in some places and assumed we'd be able to squeeze through to figure out what was happening or that we'd forget the scene we just left.