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Same.

Only Japan could make a romantic movie about "falling in love" with a fossil that treats you like his personal maid.

There's a ton of scientific literature on basic needs. Don't parade your ignorance like it's something to boast about. The relationship portrayed in this film is quite high on the disturbing scale.

Yeah, second ML is out for me.

They are so adorable together lkdsjldslkj!

I think the issue is how they write female leads in general.

I've seen all of her shows except for 'Another Me' because that show is too long and I read that she doesn't get a happy ending. I might one day though.

She Hue is adorable, as always. I wish they would cast her in slightly more intelligent roles but I can't say no to a romance series where she's featuring.

Maybe. Will see.

Love triangles are so annoying when it's obvious who she's going to pick and when there probably won't be anything with the SL. She's not giving the actor any attention, why is he even in the show then?

Thank you!

I watched it on Viki and it has good subs there.

My heart terribly aches for Ye Guang. Unfortunately in Asian cultures they always find justification for abusive parents and say that they're just doing the best they can. Well, no, they're not doing the best, in fact, this behavior is abhorrent and even leads to children committing suicide.

👏👏👏

Yes, thanks for saying the parents. The mom doesn't do anything to protect him from the dad but doubles down on whatever he says.

I second this question.

Thank you, I'll give it a try. I recently watched 'The Crack of Dawn' and I loved it. There are definitely good C-dramas out there I just have to look better.

Watching this for the tenth time until the next episode from the 2022 version is released. I don't know what is it about these two that it's caused such an obsession in me 😅.

The 'steamy' scenes in ep. 9 were so ridiculous, I couldn't stop laughing 🤣.

I know, right? Same.