Lovely

Yes. He granted her no pain and an extra wish for the exchange of her wishing for the world to end, that's the contract they went into when he saved her from the white truck of death. But if she were to break the contract and to not wish for the world to end then he'll kill the person she loves the most (her brother at the moment). There is always a penalty for breaking a contract.

of course it happens, but at least I can agree with the majority of ratings of j/c/k/tw dramas. but lakorns are really judged differently imo

lol that's what I thought :D it's okay he's the ace of kpop, he doesn't need to be an actor too

This was truly the biggest nonsense. Like, I'm not even sure if there are words that can describe what a waste of time this drama was. Not only in watching it but the production of it as well.

Guys, I'm so happy this is ending this week. The finale episode will surely reveal if there is a point to all the nonsense or not.
As bad as this was I just loved being in rage with you all. Some of you are really hilarious.

I mean you did write that people have different views.
I'm just mostly surprised about my Sifeng because all about him is perfect :D

I think this would've worked better with clear criteria for "worst" because a lot of the male leads here are super nice guys, but well.

But how did two people vote for Sifeng of Love and Redemption? Unless of course they meant Hao Chen.

Yeah, since I've been watching more Lakorn I'm seeing them much more often, but Nai was just really so frustrating for me.

I hope all your idols (and mine, too) love and appreciate us more than WhoJoon likes his.

I would've had accepted that as an answer if Nai hadn't refused to acknowledge how evil her adopted mother was until the very last possible minute despite her father's death.
But it's not like this drama tried to give a meaningful message about manipulation among family. In my opinion, the writers just refused to give her the right and suitable paced character development and made her reasoning too weak.
Ultimately, it comes down to the writing. If you thought that was a good and realistic portrayal of a character of her circumstances, then we simply just disagree on that.

dunno but you, but I'm having a blast with this.

WHAT'S THE POINT??????
What is the point of all of this? Like I don't even know what the writer expects me to feel or what they expect of me to hope for

It's enjoyable, but sadly, it's too lengthy. This should've been 24 episodes max, maybe even less.

It's quite nice but way too long.

...his...young...step...grand..ma...

I binged the entirety of this instead of watching the last episode of Fah Mee Tawan.

Honestly, I loved this. Leads were super cute when they became shy, plot was not too crazy or too problematic, mental illnesses are portrayed rather harshly and unforgivable and merciless, the Dad had the expected dumbness of the female lead's character, actual female lead was very enjoyable, Bankit was super handsome, Moodka pretty as ever. What happened to his epilepsy, and when did they get rid of Bunny?

I finished it a few days ago, and I don't even remember a lot of it. I do like the pairing though, that's why I'm still gonna tune into this one.

The way Donut single-handedly carried Fah Mee Tawan I expect a good performance here as well, even if the lakorn my fall as flat and annoying as FMT.

I thought about Kleun Cheewit, but not only are the leads very well known, so I guess you would'v found it by now, it's also not a working place drama and the sister died. I'm suddenly invested with helping you find the right drama.