Whenever I saw webtoon and read manga, I think they were doing amazing job! Like they should be artsy people and…
I knew it was a lot of work, but I didn't know it was *this* much. They don't even have weekends or anything of sorts!😭 No wonder some manhwa takes longer time to update and there is hiatus every season. Make me appreciative of manhwa artists and authors even more now as a reader
I never really noticed this actor. This is the first drama he catches my eyes. He is doing really good here but…
He was on Sense8 (not exactly kdrama), only appeared in S2 but he immediately stole the spotlight for me. I've been following him since. He's amazing actor!
I don't want to argue with you, but people didn't really enjoy Lovestruck in the City and at the end of the day…
you can think like that all you want, but everyone else can think otherwise too. Like BlackBallon I tried to enjoy Lovestruck in the City but the pacing and the writing weren't enough to keep me around...
While watching the 14th episode, it came to thought that dating is not really for students because it is expensive,…
agree, those relationships, failed or successful, should be able to make our life richer, should you learn a thing or two from them. It is necessary, I think, to have various experience (not only romantic ones) in order to be mature in a relationships
People might wonder how KJW has a crush that long...but I think it's more complex than a dilemma of having a one-sided crush on your best friend's gf. Thanks to one of the comments below, I just realized it might be related to his childhood trauma. He keeps his emotions bottled up and never really lets it out--about YS... AND his mother. The writer is quite consistent about this imo
It's only 2 eps left, how would they wrap it up for URI JI WOONG T_T
tbh I keep seeing people being "mad" at Jiung but I can't help but just relate to him... all the main characters…
I think it's more complex than a dilemma of having a one-sided crush on your best friend's gf. Because of one of the comments, I think it's related to his childhood trauma. He keeps his emotions bottled up and never really lets it out--about YS...AND his mother. The writer is quite consistent about this
I think trying to rationalise Ji Ung's feelings is kind of pointless. Some people just stay with you. And he hasn't…
ah yes, he always holds back. His feelings to YS and even his anger to his mom. He needs to learn to accept and let them out... Now I'm sad for him, he's 29 and has so much things bottled up T_T
NOOOOO CHOI WOONG, THE EPILOGUE! I knew there was something more to his background than what it appears to be!…
I was wondering a lot about his character and personality, how he grew up happily, loved by both his parents, could be this "lost" and that afraid to be abandoned. Now we got the answer and it's heartbreaking😭
It's only 2 eps left, how would they wrap it up for URI JI WOONG T_T