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Please? I would love to watch it again with good subs.

Itazura na Kiss was first a Japanese manga. A Japanese story, written by a Japanese woman. It's not a copy of the Korean version.

Still the best and most true to the manga.

hahahaha!!!

I love all versions of this show (Except the Korean one). Eager to see it! China does romance better - more skinship lol, and the people actually tr to face their feelings. I wonder if it will be the same?

I liked your synopsis a lot. Please spoil me: what episode did they get married? I'm a sucker for married couples. There's just a different level of intimacy when the show is about a married couple.

Where are you watching it? Can you PM me please?

when will this show air? Not Dec 31...

These are actually fan fiction. Original fiction to be correct. The authors write chapter by chapter on the internet, sometimes writing thousands of chapters over some years. If it is hugely popular, some of it gets picked up by production houses. You must have noticed most of the stories the days are illogical, and just have too many plot twists etc... most of them are messy.

Really? O.O Kdrama is progressing.

The actress is 19. There's not going to be any skinship, even of the innocent kind.

If it is, I'm already in love.

If you loved it so much, you should read the novel. It's translated into English on Novel Updates.

It does! I live in Japan, and I was amazed at the similarities with Hinduism, that Japanese people just don't know. There's a hidden Ganesh Temple somewhere in Tokyo. The statues guarding Asakusa's Kaminarimon's Gate are based in Hinduism. And Sanjusangendo in Kyoto... the statues are totally of Hindu design and the major Gods are also major Hindu gods. Everything was jus under a different name, but everything had signs saying "called so-and-so in Sanscrit". Plus, I've seen carvigs of Lord Shiva on walls in tea farms here. There is so much more too.

Hinduism is the root of Bhuddism. The Gods are the same in India, China, Japan - just different appearances and names. The Chinese have the most information on them, I found when I went searching. I think the ones in India were lost or hidden due to Colonisation where they hid or burnt their texts or had it destroyed by the British. A pity.

In the book, they are immortal. They have epilogues in the immortal realm.

OMFG! Horrible!

Really? That drama seems like it's full of tension though (going on the summary) since he's the bodyguard and not the intended. I don't like to watch shows like Crown Princess where they lover each other with longing looks from afar. I like real scenes with life-like romance - kind of like how two people in real life would interact with each other.

So how is it? Sweet, or longing looks from afar?

Want to see him in more lead roles.

Looking for spoilers before I watch: Who did Thi actually marry? Sina (pretending to be Siriya) or Siriya?