nycfoodie

It's entirely possible that, like The Starry Love, the tropes will end up getting comedically subverted.

FWIW, I've been saying all along that C-drama actors & actresses are more universally beautiful than their K-drama counterparts (as well as K-pop "idols"), but my personal opinion doesn't count for much when it's vastly outnumbered by those of the koreaboos who seem to think that Asian history & culture began in the 21st century.

Oh, and you sound unoriginal & uninteresting to be around.

Only to the intellectually challenged.

Heck yeah, I'm keeping score because I'm winning.

You know it & I know you know it & you know I know you know it.

Now run along, little troll, unless you feel like you still haven't gotten sufficient
schoollng.

You're welcome for the free lessons, by the way!

"Touch grass," huh?

Just curious, but do you actually have any original thoughts of your own? Or do you just regurgitate recycled memes every time you open your mouth?

Wait a sec, who started the name calling again?

I don't recall my saying that you have "zero brain cells," do you? Wasn't that you, Einstein?

Here's a bit of unsolicited advice: don't dish out what you can't take. Because if you're begging, I'm not more than willing to subject you to further intellectual shaming & suffering.

Now you've proven yourself to be not simply an idiot, but a hypocrite, too.

Keep digging a deeper hole for yourself, loser.

You struggle because you're a lot slower than the pacing of the drama.

I literally told you NOT to consume this drama.

Not only are you a whiny little b1tch, but also a functionally illiterate idiot.

I guess I was under the mistaken impression that sarcasm required wit.

If you struggle with cdramas, don't watch.

No worries. You're forgiven.

People who are watching this probably don't (currently) share your (current) opinion about SWL's acting. Otherwise, they wouldn't likely still be watching.

So it's kind of futile for you to ask. Either wait until Glory comes out in a couple of days. Or try a couple of episodes of this drama in the meantime.

We'll somehow manage to live & go on no matter what your excellence lets us know you decide.

What incentives would an entertainment company have to air an entire on-going drama all at once? What proprietary algorithms would support such a business model?


If you could adequately answer these questions, you'd be more careful what you wish for.

:"Stop responding to me."

Ditto.

: "They used the word heavily discouraged and not ban but it's basically implied."

Ok, what's the exact word that the NRTA used in Chinese?

And how would you know that a ban has been basically implied, especially if you don't even know the original Chinese word that's being used?

Unless you have access to the original NRTA statute (assuming you even know Chinese), you should take what you see on Western social media about the Chinese entertainment industry with a heavy grain of salt.

I know you're stating what you're seeing. But what you're seeing isn't necessarily true. That's my point.

It's not true, though.

No, it's misinformation.

Not banning. Where did you get that idea?

From what I understand, the NRTA is regulating materialistic displays by CEO's (in short dramas only).

Admittedly, this is just hearsay, so maybe someone more privy to the situation wishes to share.