I haven't finished it yet but I am sure he would get what's coming to him just bear with it.I don't know if you…
No, Eren was intended as a psycho with anger issues and inferiority complex, at no point did the author try to make him likeable and instead he was an example of how not to behave. But just like Light Yagami in death note, Eren gathered a fair share of fans despite author intentions, lmao.
great series, but what the hell is this pet shop in episode 5 where a cat is just sitting on display in a tiny…
episode 6, the dude "rescues" cats from the street by locking them in tiny cages and leaving them there for whole day, only visiting once to feed them. how benevolent!
great series, but what the hell is this pet shop in episode 5 where a cat is just sitting on display in a tiny glass cage? is this how cats are treated/sold in chinese pet shops?
I love the ML and would want to see him in every role but a cheating genre really pissed me off. I would love…
he's a simp who married a woman who said she doesn't love him and she's only marrying him for his money and he was ok with that because he thought he's so great he will make her fall in love with him
and at the same time he is also a very petty man who got jealous when FL's old lover re-appeared even as they were pretty much preparing to get divorced anyway
is the korean author of the novel happy with censorship? are korean lgbt people ok with it?
What political situation? Portraying homosexual romance on tv is not a political thing. No author is happy to see their work censored, it's basic human psychology.
You were the first one who mentioned that the author is fine with it with absolute certainty, as if you knew it for a fact, hence I asked for evidence.
Faulty logic such as "there was a chance they may censor it and author should have been aware of that so that means she is ok with it" isn't an evidence.
is the korean author of the novel happy with censorship? are korean lgbt people ok with it?
only because she sold it, doesn't mean she's ok. there are many instances of authors selling rights and regretting it later, example Witcher. If I get evidence like a tweet or interview of author saying it's ok, then I'll believe it.
This is a good drama, but I felt like something was lacking. Like it failed to make me very invested in the story. I liked the transhumanist message. I will watch season 2 if it's made.
is the korean author of the novel happy with censorship? are korean lgbt people ok with it?
yes, it would invalidate your claim that "koreans don't want it and it's just westerners complaining"
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thanks, im not your target, but I screencapped your "review" just in case you want to delete it. This is just my instinct, when I see someone try to hide something, I snach it regardless of its worth. I could be a journalist.
Hope everything will turn out with you, and good luck going fem.
Her character looks constantly stressed and vulnerable. It's true she doesn't smile much, but she expresses all kinds of other emotions. It's silly to rate a good show low just because your favorite actress acted differently then what you're used to anyway.
even worse then usal j-dramas with their overacting and cheap special effects?
Jihoon: "You know these american hippies in 1960's?"
Barber: "Say no more fam"
and at the same time he is also a very petty man who got jealous when FL's old lover re-appeared even as they were pretty much preparing to get divorced anyway
You were the first one who mentioned that the author is fine with it with absolute certainty, as if you knew it for a fact, hence I asked for evidence.
Faulty logic such as "there was a chance they may censor it and author should have been aware of that so that means she is ok with it" isn't an evidence.
Hope everything will turn out with you, and good luck going fem.