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They translated it “You’re a fickle woman.”

Which scene(s) gave you that vibe? For me, it’s the third night at his place when he kept stealing glances at her and one glance was particularly smoldering, like he was really ready to have her. Then, the clincher was when we saw his real personality come out after their kiss was interrupted when he was fake asleep on the couch.

Which dramas are the cardiac surgeon and the schoolteacher?

It’s like he’s getting back at her for calling him trash. Like I said, he doesn’t let things go easily. He likes to settle scores. People like that scare me in real life. I don’t fool with them.

The way he made eye 👁️ contact when she said October 😉😏

I’ve noticed that he doesn’t let things go easily. He acts cool about offenses; but, then later on, he brings them up as a joke, which implies he really isn’t all that unbothered at all—like the way he ragged on her several times after the fact for jumping to conclusions about his being a father, and now joking about her being a bad girl who kisses but doesn’t take responsibility for the kiss. Certainly, joking about something that bothers him is better than yelling and screaming about it. But, again, that suggests that he seems easygoing, but he’s really kinda not.

When I used only American or Western products (Differin, Neutrogena, Avene) my skin was always dull, too dry, too oily, sore and my acne never cleared. When I switched to Peach & Lily (Korean-American) literally within a week my skin started healing. Then, I switched to full-on Made in Korea toners and serums (Anua, Mixsoon, Dr. Ceuracle, VT Reedle Shots, Dermal Matrix sheet masks)—my skin is clear now, not sore, and hydrated. Korean products are gentler, but effective. Their approach is to hydrate the skin and treat it gently. They use lots of thing not used here as much, like mugwort, cica, fermentation. But, the Western approach is to use strong chemicals with the idea that you have to endure the pain, it’ll get worse before it gets better. I still use Western retinaldehyde at night though. But, the Korean snail mucin ensures my skin can handle it without getting sore and dry.

Jin Ki Joo looks quite natural though. She doesn’t have that plastic look. But, yes, money to spend on the latest skincare innovations do help. Korean skincare is the best. I can tell a big difference in my skin since I switched to Korean skincare.

Drunk YiFan is so fun. 😄

It’s all about the vein in which they are mentioned. If it’s in an intentionally disparaging, deprecating way, then yes, God forbid it. The writers could have made the point about divide-and-conquer in a less inflammatory way. A reference to black slavery was completely unnecessary. The reference was inaccurate to boot, merely an uninformed opinion based on pseudo-intellectual speculation.

She fell for him first as the adult in her mother’s restaurant.

Great list

They must be hiding the Fountain of Youth in Korea.

It’s the part where she told him that he misunderstood her. That’s what irritates people. He didn’t misunderstand anything. She clearly indicated that she was interested in him for months accepting his invitations and attention and whatnot.

She has to, otherwise her sleepwalking will never stop.

Wild Bloom - Zhao Liying (setting is 1980s) - very good, not a romance drama. She won Best Actress for this role.

She was adorable in Perfect and Casual. I enjoyed her Forbidden Flower, but yes, her character had a bit of an attitude problem in that drama.

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The way Tang called Yuchen a “peasant”. 😂🤣

Oh my 🥹😅, noted