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I think so too. People aren’t used to seeing costumes that aren’t the “norm” anymore for kdramas.

Exactly, I am a fan and I watch both as well. But you're absolutely right, it is so hypocritical of them to act as though their favorite actors and actresses have never dressed in costumes blatantly inspired by those traditional attires, and yet the source of where said inspiration comes from is never credited due to censors and bans. They'd rather just camp in these comments accuse this drama of CA. Yet those drama's with their fictional tribe names get free passes from them. Plenty of c-drama's create fictional worlds and tribes in order to use those cultures costumes and traditions.

it's so strange to see how people can't seem to separate asia from the way they view things in a completely westernized light. like how are you going to accuse this drama of 'cultural appropriation' when korea was invaded by china more than once. like you look so goofy saying that. it just saddens me to see people bombing the ratings of this drama for literally what? anyways, crack open a history book.

yes haha & xuanji's dad is xifeng's dad from AOL

she was 17 actually, but go off. also--age of consent doesn't make it okay the fuck, if a grown ass man sleeps with a 13 yr old he is a pedo. what are you, exposing yourself out here? sicko

please do continue to troll in the comments so that people can continue to correct you, lmao

exactly, but they don't want to talk about that for some reason even though there is plenty of examples of them doing so..

do you lack reading comprehension skills or something? not to mention several reports suggest she was a sex trafficking victim too. you must not understand the concept of consent nor can we all honestly think that a MINOR was consenting in that kind of situation where he’s holding something powerful over her. anyway, his scumbag ass should still be blacklisted.

of course! i'm always on the hunt for even a little bit of news

literally what do you get out of lying for this man, right on his wikipedia page it even says “with the promise of starring the girl in a movie in 2002” meaning he promised said minor something in return for sex, which is coercion, a form of rape. not to mention statutory rape is a thing—it takes one google search of mine to figure these things out.

i actually saw a lot of people displeased with the quality throughout the show, it went downhill from the start.

https://twitter.com/contromelons/status/1539459090464010240?s=21 hopefully soon :)

ikr, i'm not ashamed to say i will gladly skip scenes of 2nd ml/fml sulking. like what does it add to the plot, really?

exactly, i had anticipated this drama as well, just for it to end this way. like did the writer see the original and create her own ending or what? i know not every adaption has to be faithful but, this is such a letdown.

the rating 😭 y’all are mad huh? to anyone curious, don’t worry about the rating. just try the drama for yourself ❤️ people on mdl will be bitter af no matter what

https://twitter.com/tayywurrr/status/1539247653346754562?s=21 they better not announce a s2 🙄🙄

https://twitter.com/dramapotatoe/status/1539088398689767424?s=21 Ni Ni 😍😍😍

can you give me any real life examples of men getting more hate somehow than women? that's just not factual. men are always welcomed back into the industry somehow and given 10x more grace. i am not saying this to excuse female abusers/rapists (although i cannot think of any) but there are absolutely double standards when it comes to men and women in every entertainment industry, worldwide.

my guess is something is holding it back in censorship—perhaps the reincarnation? i haven’t read the novel so i have zero guesses as to what’s the hold up. but this is the nature of waiting for cdrama’s 😂😭

literally can’t wait. ❤️