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great drama!!Lead had one of the smoothest/ Seamless character development without changing how she was and I was very pleased by the end! also the Mean girl was scary I loved the part they revealed why she hated the other Lead and loved how her eyes and side of her mouth were twitching she nailed the unhinge psychopath role very well

THISSS!! I am like Why do I have to care for minsu like yeah he had some interactions in s2 but like ANYWAYS why do we keep watching him in s3 felt like he was the son of the director and wanted to give him his little story and unnecessary spotlight there.... he didnt do anything that was like important or relevant (yeah eliminated annoying people but it was cause he was high as a kite)

First of the entire season got me like annoyed?? not even angry in an immersive way but like mad to the point I was like what is the point if everything keeps falling apart...then I thought I felt like I was watching penhouse at some point(in a way of Im just watching suffering and Ls everywhere like not even an once of hope or cool action s2 atleast had some of that )
also
western actors in kdramas.. I'm sorry but can yall stop.
its the most expensive kdrama from netflix they could had hired known wester actors/resses

For real.....

you just know you watch a lot of kdramas when you saw this man giving expendable background character in Squid games 2-3 to know he was not gonna be gone as an extra and was gonna last longer in the games even after he wasnt part of the cast. My dude is the actor equivalent of Kopiko sponsorship in kdramas

the soundtrack is so on point

Im in episode 4 and loving how we see this from the ML pov and FL is the handsome charming one

Man ep 6 was a rollercoaster... like it was pretty fucked up but then turned quirky with Jiso being an anime girl with a chainsaw which got me feeling weird. But the death of the rich friend was fucked up. I felt it more than it would have been turning into zombie, and I agree it sucks that cool characters were killed early. At least we have Aaron Park, but it sucks he was bitten, which is another annoying thing. No one at the hotel (aside from the soldiers and the concierge lady because they got her on time) was alive, but the American chef who didn’t know how to speak English. Also, I didn’t feel the ML aside from the last episode; he wasn’t outstanding, he was very average person-wise.

this guy can always makes me cry he portraits pain and sadness so well

I just finished Twinkling Watermelon, and this K-drama is an emotional masterpiece! Ryeo Un’s portrayal of complex feelings is phenomenal—he channels sadness and feels so well so authentically, leaving me in tears. Seol In Ah, as the female lead, was the perfect complement, bringing warmth and comfort to every scene.
One aspect I deeply admire is the show’s handling of the father’s deafness. Despite growing attached to his character and secretly hoping for a different outcome for his deafness I commend the writers for keeping his deafness intact. Unlike other K-dramas that sometimes “fix” impairments through wealth or magical love, Twinkling Watermelon shines a positive light on disability. It beautifully showcases that being born different doesn’t diminish one’s worth and emphasizes resilience, family, and love. The story highlights tolerance and inclusivity, showing that even as the characters achieve success, they remain the same vibrant, loving family but what they gained is being supported by those who value them for who they are and the dad not giving up on his friends.

My only small gripe is that I wished we saw more of the cousin thriving as a fashion designer! Overall, this drama is a heartfelt gem that celebrates strength and connection without resorting to clichés.

ALSO the witch has to be the most detestable character I've watch and she only had short scenes but I replayed the dad slapping the shit out of her.

I just wanted to know the origins
for being about a researcher in data it failed on that....Like
"Why is the reason this things happened? A-cuz she is just a witch and she exist lol, bye🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️!"
not "why, how and when? she became a witch" to help other people with the same issue. Same as guy friend like he became a researcher/detective and couldn't find leads into why things like that happened to him?? or why not ML confronted him about it to make a team and maybe it could have been less stalky?

I'm liking it so far, and the leads are charming. I’m liking them after he told her that he was her first crush, a childhood friend and how she is very supportive and they have each other back without upholding info. But holy sh*t, episode 9 made me cringe at the NIS agents. Like, come on, you're telling me the male lead's cousin is studying her ass off just to win a contest so she can enter university to become an NIS agent, but You have those two goofy agents who don't know how to fight and even let themselves get caught, screaming like normal civilians in that car instead of trying to get themselves out of the handcuffs??? At that point they better hire the FL and fire those two she does a better job...I rolled my eyes at that.

female lead is so sad and soft and needs to be protected but girl tried to be lowkey but ends up looking like an alt girl tommie
if i was her i wouldn't take shower and wouldn't even brush my teeth or hair and dress more tomboy or like an old lady (with the classic kdrama pre glow-up country bumpkin short curly hair ) also wearing facemask
girl looks stunning when she tries to not being noticed

can girly stop being kidnapped?

as a 30 year old this made me feel good that the influencers were in their late 28 -31s while looking so young and pretty and dressing flashy

me being afraid what they would do to Shi Hyun ...I was afraid she was a sociopath thankfully she showed not all rich people (aside from ML)has to be monsters

In Hye is such an annoying and apathetic character if she was my sibling i would give a shit about her at one point like okay this teen who wants to be rich but then she sees the father of her best friend (which is a baby little child how she acts but atleast is nice) is violent and possibly a murderer still sides with them after all what her sister have done for her and then she cries cause she is scare she was gonna die in the surgery and who was there, the sisters

I did feel worst for Shi On (shaun) in this version than the english adaptation specially since he was so pure and lovely.. ppl were violent and loud to him... at least the English people were more tolerable.

ML was insufferable red flag.. this makes me feel sad for the SL

updating: i love the plot twist of the current time identity of the king.. I was expecting a rich dude or an idol she saw on tv lmao