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Oh...I love Demon Hunter's Romance. I thought the story was very beautiful. But her role here is very interesting. Strong and smart but makes misjudgements here and there which I find realistic. She emotes very well. I love her voice too.

Apart from those mentioned, I highly recommend Legally Romance.

She is not just looking gorgeous here, I love the way she brings freshness to her roles. She doesn't look/act like anything in her last show, The Demon Hunter's Romance.

Oooh exciting!!! I remember Joy of Life 2 was aired at or around the same time on Disney Plus.

Watched mainly cos I am a fan of Japanese Shinkansen plus I found out Tsuyoshi is the ML. To me, the plot is rather lame especially about the culprit and the backstory. The show is also not as gripping as others I've watched in the same genre but it's still entertaining enough. What I like is the efficiency of the JR HQ in the story.

And she can act!

So sad he only appeared a short while. I had to take a 2nd and then a 3rd look to confirm it's him cos he looks extra handsome as Baimu Yaojun.

Song Zu Er is great as Ban Xia. Those scenes where she held on to Xuan Ye or when she longed for him really made my heart ache for her. The emotional depth she brought to the character is truly remarkable.

It's real. Just no depth. Haha.

I don't mind sad endings as long as there is closure and the ending is explained. I would still watch if the story is well told. But of course, I would prefer a happy ending.

Yes, she's very likeable (and all the more so cos of the actress). She admits she's scared of demons but she doesn't act like a stupid damsel in distress. And she thinks rather logically.

That mastermind in the painting world had appeared in an earlier scene where he was looking at some scenery/scene with a wow expression. Anyone remember which episode?

I read in another thread that it's ranking again because it's new on Netflix Korea. Previously, they only aired this drama on SBS.

Ah...I see. It's new on S Korea's Netflix.

I noticed that too. Any idea why? It's unusual for an old drama to rank in Top 10.

Why is Backstreet Rookie back into top 10 on South Korea's Netflix this week? Anyone knows?

Are they confusing the story with reality? Maybe the tension is in the story. LOL. I remember reading that the director of Lovestruck said JCW is so polite, he has a way to reject people without making the person feel bad.

You must have been traumatized by that drama. I didn't watch it but read the reviews. To be fair, that was more like an exception.

His acting is decent for the role and it helps that he has the looks. I've watched him in Shen Li first and initially I thought his acting was horrible but it got better in the later part. He was okay in In Between. I think it's the roles they cast him. He definitely has a lot of room to improve.

Why the comparison? Not even the same genre to begin with.