Meghan

I was wondering the same thing, according to asianwiki, there will be 2 episodes tomorrow (wednesday). Then it's back to 4 episodes a week until the end.

This short was kind of hard to follow. like even for an artistic short film it was confusing.

anyone else getting princess agent vibes from the trailer. like the costumes and special effects seem very similar to princess agents. Is it the same production team?

I'm not completely certain about this translation, but I think it is something like this,

In the middle of winter in Tokyo, a Snow women named yuki fell in love with a human male. She wishes she could be as close as possible to him, to see his smile and his kind eyes. In exchange for the memory of her love, God gifts her a human body so she can go and wait at the place where she first met the man. In the middle of summer in Tokyo, Yuki again falls a little in love...

This show is hialrious. I've only watched the first three episodes but it still looks like a good show, hopefully it stays that way. The show is more like a comedy spoof of other asian time travel romance stories like scarlet heart.

really?! I was hoping he would find out earlier. Thank You!

the book is great if you like a domineering personality, and snakes, but the show is very confusing.
I watched the show before I started reading the book so when I first watched it I felt like half the drama was cut out. After starting the book I realized the show is really just a collection of scenes from the book brought to life.
So I would recommend finding a translated version of the book and reading it first, then watch the show to see some of the big scenes acted out. Although fair warning, Chi Cheng is crueler in the book than in the TV series, and there are a lot of mentions of snakes in the books.

I kind of just want to know how long it takes for athirat to realize the sisters are switched. Like does he find out before the halfway mark or after?

I think netflix changed it's policy concerning releasing collaborated TV shows. It won't be released on Netflix until the series has been completely released in it's home country. I'm pretty sure it was like that for Black and it is definitely like that for Japanese animes.

wow, it might be because I just finished sparrow, but the opening sequence is very reminiscent of sparrow's opening

why am I not surprised japan made a movie based off of a meme

I started watching padiwaradda thanks to this article and I am really liking it, but I agree with you about the male lead. I often find myself wanting to slap the sense into that guy whenever he lets the second lead stick to him and lets her keep claiming to be his wife.

How did I not hear about this before. I found this show randomly going through the drama lists, and it' s awesome. I great big rollercoaster of emotions and plot twists. How is this not on any of the lists i've read!!

I have had some of these things happen to me so many times, especially the cliche troupes, I hate that. My episode count limit is higher than yours though, at 20 episodes. I'm usually hesitant when there's more than that, but I'll still try it out if everything else looks interesting.

Actually. I'm probably more accepting with chinese dramas since so many of them are more than 20 episodes. For them the limit is closer to 30 episodes.

I haven't seen chonmage purin, but both orange and tada, kimi o aishiteru are both major tearjerkers.

This looks interesting partly because it sounds like bride of the century, but it doesn't seem like anyone is subbing it. I guess i'll have to wait and hope it grabs the interest of a translator group