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Erasing someone's work is not consequence. That's cancellation. Jail time is an appropriate consequence for drunk driving. Drug addiction requires intervention. Cancellation is harassment.

@Wolveryn I think you need to get a grip. No one is defending bullying and you are doing exactly what you are calling out. Breathe and take a seat.

I agree. That whole wrap up was implausible anyway. He was always a bit of a coward, so going Rambo on these guys was a stretch.

I think calling someone out for something they did in high school is a bit of a stretch. People grow up and mature. This person needs to get counseling and move on. Celebrities are people just like everybody else. They make mistakes, fall down, and get back up again. Expecting celebrities, sports players, musicians, or other public figures to be role models is a set up for disappointment. A good role model should be a teacher, religious/community leader, or parent, etcetera.

I don't understand why South Korean celebrities aren't allowed to have private lives and make mistakes like everyone else? If they are admitting to their frailties and apologizing for mistakes, why ostracize them by denying them a living? It sounds like an unforgiving society obsessed with perfection.

You are absolutely right! I stand corrected.

I hear he has a main role in Nirvana in Fire 3. I wonder if he will play Fei Liu again?

Thanks for the recs and, yes, I would love to see him sing and dance!

I have to agree with you on where the misses were in this drama. As for the kissing scenes, it may have to do with the Chinese censors. Everyone tends to go with the closed, dry mouth kisses. It is jarring when the chemistry is working in a show and you're anticipating that Ah!" moment. The Long Ballad did this and it drove me up the wall. While some actors have certain contractual stipulations about kissing scenes, I think much of it could be censor regulations.

I loved his role in Date With the Future! I hope to see him in many more dramas!

I watched Hidden Love and absolutely loved it!! They were so darn cute together. I love how he never treated her like an annoying little sister. He treated her with such tenderness. Ah, I can't say enough great things about that drama. It's of my favorites.

He is blessed and so are we to be able to watch him on screen. Imagine if he had never become an actor.

You are right. That is the best thing about the show. I am on episode 15 now and I am enjoying it much better. I love watching them taking such good care of each other. When I referred to "not much journey", I was talking about the build up to the romance. It seemed so quick on his part, but you are right that she was very hesitant at first because of her caution.

Oh! So many cuties in one show! I loved Zhang Wan Yi in Lost You Forever. I am still waiting for that to come out. I can't wait to see NIF 3!

Such a fine talent. Loved watching him in Nirvana in Fire and seeing him grow up and step into more serious roles. He makes me wish I was 20 again! *ahem!*

On episode 4 so far and I am kind of bored with the mundane dialog. Leo Wu is, as always, wonderful. No build up to romance, though. He was into her from the very first episode. Not that that's bad, but there isn't much journey there.

Got it! Thanks!

I liked this so much that I needed to watch another Lee Junho drama. Enter King the Land. It's okay as far as rom-coms go, but, damn! He is so hot!

So, did Sado live before King Injo or after? I am just trying to understand the timeline.

Can someone tell me if this is the same king who had his son executed from My Dearest?