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Hahaha, I dislike all of the character traits you mentioned but now i just wanna check some of these dramas out.

I've dropped consciously or unconsciously all of these dramas as well and almost at the same episodes as you, except for bride of the century (but that's probably because I fast forwarded some episodes in that one). Some of these dramas are genially good but because of the hype I expect always so much more from them and that silly disappointment makes me loose interest in them pretty fast, which is weird since I sometimes marathon some really cringe worthy dramas.

This was a psychologically scary movie.

Cried like a little baby.

Disappoint

Hm, thanks, read somewhere that it wasn't but the summary/plot was too alike for it not to be an adaption.

Is this based on the novel with the same name or is it just a coincidence?

I thought that as well! Keep as far away from them as possible so that they can't die together. Seems like he is just fulfilling their fate of dying together; whatever he does, everything has probably already been set in stone, he might think that he has a choice but all his actions will only close the circle.

The music style of the band reminded me of Good Charlotte, even the main song sounded far too similar, anybody knows if that was intentional or was I just hearing things? lol

Haha, I was like counting the years during the first episode and scratching my head afterwards when it came down to her being 17 at the present time.

Yea, I actually feel that too - she is supposed to be a high schooler so no fault with her acting (even if on the whiny side) but the clash of their ages and their personality vibes (fresh & young VS mature & saturated) is starting to feel a bit weird. I kinda almost expect for him to disappear for a couple of years and then get back in her life again when she's like in her 20s.

I'm not gonna drop this but the whining is starting to get to me too… It works good to visualize the age gap but does nothing for the chemistry of the main couple.

If anyone's interested vampire host is actually based on a manga from Kaori Yuki.

OMG can't handle life right now. Right in dem feels.

I think that Wine just went crazy and imagined Night all along, maybe as a second personality or something like that. It seemed like he broke down when the other guy he liked was mean to him, like he took that hard enough for it to trigger a physiological trauma. I mean what are the odds that he would find someone in an abandoned building at the same time of probably the most miserable night of his life, someone willing to just hold up in an apartment without trying to look for his friends and family? I would say that he basically he went off to lalaland in jail as a defense mechanism and sadly but most probably killed himself at the end as well. Notice how the guitar had strings?

OMG what is thissss?? <3

Yeah, I kinda presumed this considering the european history but got a bit confused, seeing as in some historical dramas its taboo to marry a step-sibling so I was second-guessing this scenario. Good to know, thanks for the historical facts :)

Is the sister of the 8th prince a daughter to the king as well or is she some kind of cousin on the mother's side of the family? Just wondering about the issue that she want to marry one of her brothers if they are related by blood, was that something royal families did or have I totally mixed it all up?

Yeah, a guilty drama quitter here as well but I've never had any issues with the length of the episodes - sometimes I like the long ones because I can enjoy those for a while longer but this is merely because I binge watch a lot off stuff so it's bound to finish quick for me anyhow. However, my quitting point is when I can't marathon a drama until the end while I'm all involved in the plot, if I take a break then I'm bound to loose interest and I don't like picking up old stuff not remembering all the stakes. Besides, I feel that a lot of dramas loose their spike by the 12th or 14th episode, either the plot gets draggy or the script gets totally of track, so I have quite a few ones that I'm sooo close yet far away of completing. When I started watching dramas I was really thorough with finishing them but now time-management has become a thing.

Thanks! I had kinda given up on Bromance since it dragged with the silliness but good to know that there's more to it - might pick it up again.