This is why I hate sk culture.They can't stop attacking/bullying ppl for any mistakes. They drive ppl to death…
I also watched her grow up through her roles and am very angry. I was worried this would happen when I saw all the hate she was getting, and it's so frustrating because there's really nothing I can do to stop these things from happening. I feel like everyone with access to the internet should watch 3 Nen A Gumi: Ima Kara Mina-san wa, Hitojichi Desu because of its message. Though obviously cruel people will always exist and the lack of empathy is rampant.
Wow, this was a bit ago, let me think. The actor is Kim Eung Soo, the annoying older guy that might have been the principal of the school or something (don't fully remember). He was also super annoying in Gaksital and played Konno Goji
Okay, I'm kind of obsessed with the backstory of when SYS was the disciple and MQG was the teacher. I don't normally enjoy those parts in dramas because I'm usually more interested in present day, but in this one there's just something so fun about watching the prickly fluff ball that is SYS become tamed/ get soft that has me frequently re-watching those few episodes. Deng Wei's portrayal adds to that too, so entertaining ❤
Just like others I struggled to get into this and abandoned it, but recently started working on it again. I was kind of coasting along and then that battle between Wang Ye and Zhuge Qing happened in ep 13 and that was amazing! Favorite battle by far. I also loved the talk Wang Ye had with Zhang Chu Lan in the following episode. "I'm here to provide you with a choice, not make the choice for you." Yup, he's cool, I'm definitely a fan of Wang Ye now. I hope he's around some more, just started 17 and miss seeing him.
Not my brain telling me I could watch the next episodes once I finished my homework and chores 😭 knowing full well I don't get more until tomorrow, huff. And I have a school research trip tomorrow so won't have time to watch it TT-TT
it is a human drama. wait til you get past episode 4 then you'll understand the description better
Is it? Admittedly I've only watched the first two episodes so far, but like someone else said it was so similar to Junji Ito and rather horrifying lol, thanks, I'll keep that in mind. For reference I was expecting something more similar to Mystic Pop-Up Bar or Midnight Diner, this is definitely much darker in tone but it's fun. I'll continue with it once it's done airing, thanks again
The description mislead me, I thought this would be a heartwarming, human drama 😳 I really need to learn to read the tags first, oh well, still enjoying it even though it's clearly completely different from what I expected
This was a balm after watching so many Chinese dramas, is it so hard to write it so everyone is alive and happy at the end? It doesn't have to be every time, but 80% of the time would be good T-T I liked the end, but would have liked everyone to tell the Emperor that his son never wanted the throne and wasn't going to take it after the second rebellion succeeded. And he was trying to stop the rebellion. Though he probably realized that at the end. Or maybe not since he's crazy. I just wanted to see his regret and horror, so that was unsatisfying. Also, I was already iffy about it because -consent- but ignored that because of the tone and the reason and lack of feelings, but after finding out about the 2ML's true colors I was very grossed out that Nokdu kissed that trash can, even though it was an "emergency" measure. They built him to be comedic side dude and then turned him into the main villain 😭
I really need to learn to read the tags first, oh well, still enjoying it even though it's clearly completely different from what I expected