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Just from checking out the cast - is it true that Xuan Lu and Wang Zhuocheng's characters are a secondary couple? Having recently watched The Untamed, that seems so... wrong 😅

Just from checking out the cast - is it true that Xuan Lu and Wang Zhuocheng's characters are a secondary couple? Having recently watched The Untamed, that seems so... wrong 😅

I just dropped YLAG because some of the characters, especially that stepmother of Dan Dan's, were getting so much on my nerves I could no longer bear it. It was too stressful to watch after a long, hard day of everyday troubles XD
Was hoping for a satisfying ending, though. For the main characters and also for Se-Ryeon & Dae-Beom. Thanks a lot for your thorough and well-thought out recap! It made for a very good read too ;)

The trailer just showed up for the first time today in my Netflix account. My settings are in English, but I don't use any particular VPN. Good luck - I really hope you can work it out & enjoy the first 6 eps that are out on Netflix!

Thanks :)

So I don't need to watch the other one first to understand this one?

Same here (German Netflix). I dropped by here to check if it really was just a short 6-ep. drama... Glad to learn it wasn't and there'll be 40 eps to watch XZ in total :D

So there will be more exciting arcs later on? (no spoilers please)
I really liked the first twenty or so eps. But the An Wenji arc didn't convince me. The character was too flat.
Still, I'll keep watching, it's relaxing and fun.

Just finished the 20th ep & loving it - watching it as a Yang Yang one man show :D I also love Xiao Tang and her boundless determination!
Funny, not missing any romance at all (which is atypical for me). Makes me curious about the "real" gaming world in China - I would like to know how realistic this is...
Myself, I haven't got past the Minecraft stage XD

Just watched the trailer and thought ML seems familiar... Then I realised it's Jiang Xiaoyu!

A newborn's nails are very soft, so the danger of scratching themselves is small. After they are shortened for the first time, the edges become sharper. I was told not to shorten them during the first weeks because of this and because the process of shortening, esp. cutting them is difficult so the baby may be hurt by that too. But reading your last comment, it seems there are varied opinions on this (which is fine by me).
I still maintain that neglect is a much too severe accusation. I've been in contact with neglected children. None of them had scratched skin but just hearing how they were treated can make anyone cry with helplessness.

It's not that part about the nails (although I disagree with you on that too) but the way you judge two people so harshly. From one human being to another, that's so disrespectful, it disgusts me.
And I am very explicitly NOT commenting on your parental abilities. Again, you are lashing out without knowing the facts.

Wow, I'm so glad not to know you personally.

Lol, no way! I need to watch both movies again now to compare! Thanks for sharing this interesting information!

I knew this one before the kdrama of same title & source material. This film is really funny but then the kdrama blew me away XD

I just love that huge bulldozer thing! Sadly, I can't find the movie anywhere, I'd really like to rewatch.

Wow, I watched this so often when I was younger because it was frequently on TV. Still love Jackie Chan films. They're not deep, but really entertaining!

I don't get the plot summary at all. Could someone who watched this pls edit/correct it?

Hope you enjoy it as much as I did!

The trailer is on Netflix, I just watched it (German Netflix though, maybe it works with VPN for you if it's not in US Netflix).