Mithriliel

No. They never put the uncut in youtube. One hour after airing the normal version in yt, they put the uncut version in iqiyi in Thailand and other countries. Depends on your country if iqiyi have it. In mine (Spain,) unfortunately they don't have it.

As you wait for the film, read the manga. It is really good. I read it 6-7 years ago (it is still ongoing though) and when I saw that they are making a film I was so happy.

There is no adult scene. But it is really brutal with a lot of cursing, violence and blood. Also, it is really heavy. It has basically everything except adult scene (up until ep 6).

There is someone that sub them in x/twitter, they are called "dareumi". They have subed all the episodes until 328. They have some health problems so they haven't done the later episodes. I hope they are ok.

It is more bittersweet, open ending I would say. But it fits the feeling and the development of the story.

It is in Europe for sure. The 1st episode is free, the 2nd (and all after that) is with subscription. And I think also in North America.

it is based in a book so it follows a more book-like rythm. Also, it is a crime/mystery thriller. If it made sense from the 3 first episodes, it would be boring.

It is written in the intro. Thes song is called "2 colors" ft. Jesse from a band called The Spellbound. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FXKkj0B53YQ.

I found it strange that this drama doesn't have English subs. Wong Kar Wai is a famous director internationally and the series is anticipated among his fans and even general cinema lovers. It is on Tencent but why doesn't it have subs? Maybe they want to release it on a different platform in other countries? I don't believe that any paid streaming platform (Chinese or other) hasn't offered to sub it and distribute it internationally all these months. This would potentially be a success, both commercially and critically.

Only ep 5 is out. I think it will be 1 episode every week like the part 1.

It happens sometime. Maybe officially it is distributed in a different platform in your region or not distributed at all. In Europe at least, officially it is in kocowa+ (with subscription). But also you can find in sites like dramacool, kissasian etc.

It is amazing. First, it is super real. I mean the atmosphere, the spaces, the acting is like every day life. I love dramas like that. Also, the subject of after-school academies is nice. I am from a country that also has after-school academies for studying for the university entrance exams so I can really relate to this.

Depends. For me, I use the "not interested" list for dramas I had in the "plan to watch" but when I saw more of the synopsis, cast, comments or trailers I decided against them. Instead, I put in the "dropped" list dramas I had actually started but for some reason (boring story, bad acting etc) I stopped.

I didn't think they would do a second season (I learn it through Hyuk's ig). I am a bit disappointed one of the ml left (and more disappointed if his "fans" made him because of homophobia probably). I don't like not because the 2nd season maybe won't have romance, but because their relationship was a bit incomplete and we didn't actually see their true connection. At the other hand, I didn't read the book or whatever the original work is so I don't know the development of the story and if it works without romance. Also, I really hate recasting roles in general. I believe it would be much stranger to cast someone in the main role, only for the sake of romance.
I think let's wait and see. Maybe it will be good and interesting. And also, as a Starlight, I am really excited for Hyuk's new work!!!

Oh God, I love this. The story with the corupted politicians and police is a bit overused but I love the main characters and their "relationship". I really hope they use this mental illness in the right and careful way. I think there is some american crime drama with an agent main character who has schizophrenia and he uses his illusions to solve cases?

Oh, Children of Nobody is such a great drama but unfortunately, so so underated. But I don't think N's character's story is similar in these two. I can understand the reason, but until now I think they have different motives. I hope his character explains us more his motive and has some development in this drama because his characters confuses me a bit, like the way he is so good is annoying in some level.
Also, he played and different roles like in Familiar Wife and Mine (Sassy Go Go is a different thing). But, I believe too, he preferes darker dramas.

I think this has to do with the way every country works. I am not Korean so I don't know how exactly the Korean Republic works, their parliament etc. But, there are countries that the congressmen has more power than in others and they have really big salaries.
Also, their word can make a difference and give you bonus in situations like the drama. Unfortunately, my country is run like that, and if you know a cogressman, you can even build a house in a protected forest! These things in Korea really reminds me of my country.... And usually the corupted politicians probably they help big companies (passing laws, lowering the taxes about the rich etc) and they get money. Oooh, I am really sad when I see this things in dramas and I know exactly the situation. But in real life they never get caught......

Everything is a differint experience and I cannot compare them. The original story is obvioysly the book. The main story is the same in everything (minus the bl relationship in the series but it doesn't matter, it is amazing). Personally, I fisrt watched the anime and read some parts of the manhua, after I read the book and I discovered that it became a drama. Keep in mind that only the series and the book has the whole story. The anime and the manhua are unifinished.
I think it doesn't matter which one to watch first. Every interepretation points at different aspects. For example, the book focus more in Wei Wuxian's thoughts or the drama gives more complex in the general plot.
If this type of series is you cup of tea, I believe, whatever you watch first, it will get you hooked and you will watch everything.