Same here. Even if we know what will happen next, the beautiful way the story is told to us is just magical; the actors also seem to have grown fond of their characters, because I feel them SOOOO much better than in S1. I will be impatiently waiting for the next episodes <3
Absolutely loved it. I read it all at once, and my thoughts are somewhere around frustation and happiness. In one side, the misrepresentation is painfull for the viewers, even more painful for those that, like Shiro, had undergone a transplant or a similar situation. In the other hand, is so pleasant to see difficult and real-life situations being portrayed, so we usually let the AWFUL medical representation of the show, slide. As a medical student I want to see the real processes behind the organ transplant, like the long wait, the large sums of money involved, the tons of legal stuff you have to do; but as a viewer, i understand that in the short amount of time that we see this situations on screen, it's not possible. But even so, i'll be happilly waiting for 'A Thousand Needle Light' to be writen by you @Shiro, so notify me when you finish the script ^w^ , i'll gladly give you med-advice for the show to be perfect ;)
Thank you both @Shiro @starflakes for this awesome work <3
Rewatching and feeling the same way we did the first time we saw a drama is simply impossible, but the different sensations you get when seeing the details you missed and jumping to the good parts without feeling anxious, is the best I could think of. It's only happened to me once, but I'll even rewatch it for a second second time after reading the article. Shout out to Strong Woman Do Bong Soon for being my precious rewatched drama <3
I was overly excited to read this one. When I just started to watch k-dramas *flashbacks* it was EXTREMELY difficult to diferenciate the actors (I'm so sorry, I was really trying hard) , but with Lee Jong Suk it was always so easy. His handsomeness pierced my brain, that's why I could always remember him. Lol. Huge thanks for this pink opus 💗 I enjoyed it as always @Sukkie's Angels @Shiro
LOL. Also in Thai dramas, the PPL is very shameless, you know, when the leads "casually" start applying beauty creams or drinking vitamin juices by showing a whole 10-minute scene, where they suddenly seem to know all the chemical ingredients while reciting kindly all the benefits those bring to our empty lifes. Hahaha. It never fails to make me laugh.
I thought nobody saw the issues that come with crossdressing dramas, but im both relieved and delighted to see this article and the great response it has had these last months. Indeed its such a deep topic we should all be talking more often. As fans, I know we tend to turn the blind eye when it comes to accept the flaws regarding sensible issues as the one discussed here, so, thank you again Shiro, for another pleasing to read and cliffhanger article.
I always look forward to your editorials, they are so helpful, and so pretty!!! Thanks again for an amazing list of dramas, I'll definitely be watching them soon!
matsumoto kun is so good at this oneeee. loving it
for the ones finding it a bit creepy, i agree lol, but the story itself is deeper, so soon you'll find an explanation for that. i'm def going to keep watching
Thank you both @Shiro @starflakes for this awesome work <3
It's only happened to me once, but I'll even rewatch it for a second second time after reading the article. Shout out to Strong Woman Do Bong Soon for being my precious rewatched drama <3
I'll def keep checking your editorials, they are always the best
nice editorial btw, thank you "The Water Girls" <3