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Replying to aberration • 19 days ago
Person Seo Kang Jun
He sounds like me minus being breathtakingly beautiful.
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Replying to DramaFan76-Alchemist • 19 days ago
Oh it is such a pitty people kip rating it low, I really really love this drama flaw characters are my thing,…
"We're all trying here" is a masterpiece (whether it is acting, writing or storytelling)...this one is a B rated slop. Incomparable! It is poorly done, come on...
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Replying to An Jing • 24 days ago
Im droping it 13, as its not worth continuying…Even if…I liked the first episodes, as the relationship between…
It is worth continuing, the end is the best part in my opinion. There is also no mystery. It is supernatural romance with a hint of tragedy.
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Replying to aberration • 24 days ago
How would it make ML spineless if he’s the one with moral integrity who refuses to succumb to cheating? Regardless…
please read with understanding , already answered , you can shout all you want ,bless you.
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Replying to aberration • 24 days ago
How would it make ML spineless if he’s the one with moral integrity who refuses to succumb to cheating? Regardless…
You seem disgruntled about this. I definitely wouldn’t call him a “simp”-I’m not 12, and I don’t have a fragile ego. People in love make questionable decisions so why would I curse him out because of it?? Depending on how their relationship develops, I might describe him as vulnerable, lacking in self respect or a little naive, but I can’t say for sure yet cause we are in the middle of the drama.
Personally, I wouldn’t stay with someone if I had doubts, it would be not only hurtful but a a waste of time for both of us . Does he know she cheated? I stopped watching, as I mentioned in my previous comment, and I’ll catch up once the show finishes airing. Bless you.
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Replying to aberration • 24 days ago
How would it make ML spineless if he’s the one with moral integrity who refuses to succumb to cheating? Regardless…
i meant being steadfast, devoted and loving in a relationship ,-people are calling him a 'simp' and things like that , i didn't mean forgiving someone for cheating, doesn't make any sense
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Replying to aberration • 24 days ago
How would it make ML spineless if he’s the one with moral integrity who refuses to succumb to cheating? Regardless…
please read with understanding , bless you, i said no such thing
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Replying to aberration • 24 days ago
How would it make ML spineless if he’s the one with moral integrity who refuses to succumb to cheating? Regardless…
Where did I say that taking her back makes him masculine? That doesn’t make any sense. I haven’t made any judgments about hypothetical events that haven’t happened-and may never happen-because we’re still in the middle of the drama. It feels like people have stopped reading with understanding and are jumping to conclusions or making assumptions.
I said that, as he is right now, he represents the peak of masculinity to me-something unattainable for most men cause the idea of masculinity nowadays and probably also in the past was and is driven by very dubious notions plus unchecked aggression . And IF they’re still together and he retaliates by cheating, he’s still cheating. Let’s stop with the mental gymnastics.-in that case they both cheated while in a relationship, they’re better off alone then. Just because she cheated first it doesn't cancel out his cheating.
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Replying to aberration • 24 days ago
How would it make ML spineless if he’s the one with moral integrity who refuses to succumb to cheating? Regardless…
That would be ideal-I agree. I’m not in favour of staying in a relationship after infidelity. I think it is unrepairable...but I have never been in a 10 year long relationship so...it would be cheeky of me to claim I know better. But why are we discussing something that hasn’t happened yet-or might not happen at all? :)Right now, he represents the peak of masculinity to me. Still, I suspect he might cheat in some way, which would really suck. That’s why I’m going to wait until the show finishes airing before deciding whether to watch the rest. It’s not good for my heart :)
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Replying to sajahuss • 24 days ago
Okay ........ the problem is not the fl cheating its that the ml will be made out to be a spineless man who never…
How would it make ML spineless if he’s the one with moral integrity who refuses to succumb to cheating? Regardless of the choices he makes in the future, to me, NOW ,AT THE MOMENT PRESENT he represents the peak of masculinity-not some toxic, anger-driven version of it, but a steadfast, devoted, and loving one. omg, we’re lost as a humanity if we see that as weakness.
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Replying to meko • 27 days ago
With that lawyer? Their scene where he destroys her phone and she throws a brick at his car has more chemistry…
that's not chemistry or a spark, that's unresolved anger .you are mistaking violence for passion or sexual attraction . they keep peddling this in kdramas like it is a normal romantic thing -toxic MLs behaviours and a miraculous change of ways afterwards haha .it is deeply concerning , doesn't bode well for the future of many relationships, keeps me wondering what happened to all of you in the past that you think it is hot . good grief. bless you.
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Replying to Homelanderswift • 27 days ago
Title Sai Spoiler
can someone explain me ending ? it’s disappointing
it appears to that the mysterious killer (played by Teruyuki Kagawa) is not meant to be a literal, catchable criminal-he is an allegorical embodiment of "disaster" itself in a human form ...It spreads tragedy wherever it goes, and the more people try to intervene or stop the inevitable disaster, the more likely they are to become victims themselves. The killer is meant to embody disaster-something that occurs naturally (in nature) because of certain circumstances allow it or sometimes happen entirely random(like accidents)... whether that is the case depends on your interpretation , it is psychological series and a mystery. Personally, I hope for the continuation.
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Replying to Tokkiya • 27 days ago
Title Sai Spoiler
Can somebody explain why in some of the cases, the victim is different from the person we initially saw the man…
In Sai (meaning 'disaster' or 'woe'), the killer seems to emulate a disaster, it is quite ambiguous in the series to be honest. He sometimes targets people who may not seem central to the story, or who appear to be chosen at random-much like the victims of a natural disaster. Nonetheless, this 'disaster' or death(murder), still affects those close to the initial victim/character he approached first. It spreads fear and corrupts more lives, leading to further tragedies. He is a vicious killer, and you’re left wondering whether he is truly human or a supernatural force taking semi-human form.
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On The Mentalist • Sep 26, 2026
Not Park Shi Hoo, please. It will ruin this drama. He is not suitable for this role for various of reasons.
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On Sai • Sep 26, 2026
Title Sai Spoiler
Beautiful cinematography and a haunting soundtrack that I utterly love. The series is slow-paced, atmospheric, and deeply sombre. However, if you’re hoping for a satisfying resolution to the main conflict, you may be a little disappointed. Still, I recommend watching it for the sheer pleasure of a well made series-the visuals are stunning, and the whole thing is very haunting, very eerie. I hope they make a continuation, because the ending certainly warrants one.
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Replying to Nox • Sep 22, 2026
In my country (Brazil) there was a book fair recently, the biggest in Latin America. A six foot, bully type guy…
Many women choose love they believe they deserve, unfortunately. And it turns out they often do not like themselves so they choose some very questionable things. They seek familiar patterns of behaviour-whether from their family, society, or daily life-that are often rooted in abuse or toxic dynamics. These patterns give them a false sense of peace and belonging. They often mistake anger and fights for passion or sexual tension. This isn't dark romance though- it's few steps away from hybristophilia and sending love letters to imprisoned criminals.
Unfortunately, many women are conditioned to root for "hot but toxic" archetypes who supposedly have a change of heart and character for the one woman they love. It's absurd. This myth has been sold to women for centuries-that if he likes you, he will be mean to you or tease you and if he loves you, you will be the exception to his bad behaviour when in relationship , and you will change him- you are gonna be special. The sad thing it is still propagated not only as a fantasy but a real life option. It is easy for young women to be lost in that. I don’t want to judge, but yes, I do get upset sometimes when I see certain comments in the section. It’s like a little part of me dies each time I see someone rooting for a very toxic pairing. I try to remind myself not to take it too seriously, but I still wonder how this might influence that person's real-life choices and perceptions.
Sorry if I’m not the best at explaining, but I hope this makes sense.
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