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No, no. You do cry a lot by seeing the condition of the dogs that he rescues along the way, but no death.

Viki. But the movie is for rent for whoever is in the Americas. I could watch it 1) because it wasn't available for rent in my region (Europe) and 2) because I worked on it as part of the English team (editor). But I tried from another browser where I'm not logged in automatically, and it said it wasn't available in my region. So Americans cannot watch it unless they pay, and Europeans can't watch it period. This limits your options. But I think it's on kissasian too.

It couldn't be BL anyway, they're actually first-degree cousins. (I mean, there are LIMITS, even for BL fans)

Yes, they are just annoying everyone here without even getting any of the results they want. Totally pointless. (Unless being annoying is the main goal? Hmmm)

Can we report those accounts?

"your prince"? ROFL! It's a fictitious character and you've already made him yours.

Common sense is not as common as its name suggests. There's precious little of it in this thread, and I fear, my friend, that your sensible words will fall on deaf ears.

People creating multiple accounts are violating the website's rules, just to mis-represent the number of people who are offended by multiplying the downvotes. This is cheating and illegal.

Don't watch.

Oh, really? I had checked four different websites and they all said August 7th. Anyway, I'm happy for him!

Yes, and also... When she had that conversation with him, in some previous episode, where she basically said she wants to be good to him from now on, she said "we can have sex whenever you want". As if it were a concession or gift. Doesn't she also want sex? Obviously not. It's only to make him content. But I've heard many men say that it's a turn-off when the woman is not enjoying it and just goes along as a chore (makes sense!)

You definitely should, although I don't know what is your definition of "often".

Not yet, I read he will be released in August. Very soon, but I know from friends who have done their military service that the last couple of months feels as an eternity.

No, no, I was just saying that the poor guy who is undergoing harsh military life must be even more impatient than you and me and all the other fans who would like to see him on our screens.

I am sure he's more impatient than you to get it done and over with!

They just wanted to show how both can be unreasonable. After watching the first two episodes I feel that it's something like "Dating 101 - how to avoid stupid mistakes and keep your lover". Everyone is learning. She learned that she was over-confident about her friend and neglected her beloved, and in the next episode he learned that he was over-confident about his friend and neglected his beloved. That they were overdoing it and that they should keep a balance between friends and significant others. They both learned their lessons. (Of course everything is shown in an exaggerated way, because it's a comedy).
The third episode is really dark, though.

It is, but it's just the last few minutes. And they make you wait for it for so long that it's frustrating, and then the pleasure lasts only very little.

Unfortunately, because of rude whining audiences who demand subtitles immediately, a few hours after airing, Viki has stopped segmenters and also Korean-to-English volunteers from working on new shows. It employs paid segmentors and paid translators who are all "Netflix style": no Asian flavour, no cultural notes, very short subtitles, and sometimes even with many mistakes. Because a single subtitler cannot know everything, every area. Wheareas volunteers when they don't know something have the whole community to ask: "Is there any of you who is a lawyer/ doctor/ aeronautical engineer/ photographer/ musician/ opera singer etc etc. and can help me with this subtitle?" And we help each other like that.
But Viki wants to eliminate volunteers for English (and Spanish) altogether. Even we English editors have little importance nowadays. First of all, most of the viewers will watch before our work, which won't be seen and appreciated (only by future viewers). And secondly Viki demands that other languages start translating BEFORE we edit the paid subbers' work (again, to please the odious sub-whiners, as we call them). The result is that the other languages may perpetuate mistakes and omissions and many of those other language volunteers don't take the trouble to come back after the English editing to see what was changed and correct their own translation.
So yeah, many of us are leaving Viki very heart-broken and with a bitter taste in our mouth.
Sorry for the rant, but I think that people should know what's going on.

Because k-netizens like to attack individual Korean celebrities, not a "faceless" Japanese corporation.

Well, streaming services can be useful because if you are in the native country and your favourite drama is on TV but that day you have missed an episode for any reason, you can still catch up online.
Sadly, Viki is not allowed in Korea anymore, so locals won't be able to watch. But we have lots of Korean viewers from those who live in other countries. There are lots and lots of Koreans in the US and everywhere in the world. Those don't need subtitles, of course, but they need to watch the drama because they cannot watch Korean TV.