I don't remember exactly where I got this information but they said they take turns on who's taking care their…
No, I meant that in their relationship, it seems like Choi Tae Joon is the one who mainly takes care of the house and the kids. We haven’t really seen him take on any major roles since his marriage, aside from a few cameos. In contrast, Lee Bo Young and Ji Sung seemed to balance things more evenly and take turns with their careers.
I don't remember exactly where I got this information but they said they take turns on who's taking care their…
No that's not the case with this couple, only Choi Tae Joon is being a house dad currently. Lee Bo Young and Ji Sung did this thing where one works and other helps with the house/kids.
Am I the only one who is not liking it that much as others? I feel like they changed too many things from the novel just to add more comedy to the drama. I agree that the comedy scenes are good but still we don't get the reason behind the success of his games at all. I also don't like how ML is quite pitiful in this one instead of the genius god like figure he was in the novel.
Did yall like the 2nd couple??? personally didn't like them also the guy is very weird he is always so quick to…
Bro even I was judging her, Why wouldn't he? I still can't forget the leads dinner date with Meng Meng and Hu Tie Han. The way FL was constantly trying to stop both of them from taking her then BF Ou Xiao Jue's name didn't signal guilty conscience to you? It made her seem like a cheater so he judged her based on that. I don't find anything wrong with it.
The novel didn't have any but there were some indications of romance between Pei Qian and Lin Wan in Donghua. I hope the same happens here but it will be very minimal.
Every webtoon/manhwa under the sun is getting an adaptation except Daytime Star. When ARE THE PRODUCERS AND DIRECTORS…
I don't want an adaptation of a good manhwa like Daytime Star. It would be ruined beyond recognition by the way the makers tend to adapt such stories just like what happened to this one. They would add unnecessary clichés and tropes that would completely ruin the essence of the manhwa.
She also asked him to tell her the truthHe didn't have full disclosureAlso...family is very importantThe trauma…
I can understand that her emotions were running high and that she said some hurtful things. We all do at times, and that is a very human reaction. But that does not mean she should not apologize for it, which neither the FL nor her parents ever did. Instead, they continued guilt tripping the ML even after knowing that it was not his fault. Suppose someone had told the SFL that her husband was cheating, instead of her seeing a girl suddenly kiss him. Would she immediately ask for a divorce, or would she first try to understand the full situation and confirm whether it was true before taking such an extreme step? I also come from an Asian culture, but when I realize that I have done something wrong, I apologize, because that is how my parents raised me. Just because excessive filial obedience is normalized does not mean people should stop distinguishing between right and wrong. If that happens, then it deserves to be called out so it can change. Even child marriage was once considered part of Asian culture, but it was questioned and eventually stopped because it was wrong. So how is calling out harmful behavior today excused simply by saying it is part of Asian culture?
If only human emotions worked like that. A breakup isn't like severing electric connections. It's not like an…
That is a misandrist statement, but it is your opinion, and you are entitled to it. I do not want to spend any more time discussing a drama I did not even like that much, so I will not be replying further.
She also asked him to tell her the truthHe didn't have full disclosureAlso...family is very importantThe trauma…
You only have three episodes left, so I would say just watch it. The payoff for Pei Zhen and his father is good, but since the makers clearly support the SML, they still tried to whitewash his character. And yes, the FL and her family never apologize. Even after the truth is revealed, the ML is once again the one asking her parents for forgiveness, as if it were still his fault, while her parents never apologize at all. Then suddenly everything becomes happy and resolved. Even the conclusion between the ML and his mother felt quite lackluster, because she is also whitewashed. She even tells the ML that he was weak and that was why he never told her what happened to his father.
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Suppose someone had told the SFL that her husband was cheating, instead of her seeing a girl suddenly kiss him. Would she immediately ask for a divorce, or would she first try to understand the full situation and confirm whether it was true before taking such an extreme step?
I also come from an Asian culture, but when I realize that I have done something wrong, I apologize, because that is how my parents raised me. Just because excessive filial obedience is normalized does not mean people should stop distinguishing between right and wrong. If that happens, then it deserves to be called out so it can change.
Even child marriage was once considered part of Asian culture, but it was questioned and eventually stopped because it was wrong. So how is calling out harmful behavior today excused simply by saying it is part of Asian culture?
Even after the truth is revealed, the ML is once again the one asking her parents for forgiveness, as if it were still his fault, while her parents never apologize at all. Then suddenly everything becomes happy and resolved.
Even the conclusion between the ML and his mother felt quite lackluster, because she is also whitewashed. She even tells the ML that he was weak and that was why he never told her what happened to his father.