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On Small Town Remedy • 13 days ago
Seeing the hospital and the doctors through Zheng Liang POV was 😭 boy legit thinking he end up in a haunted place run by a mafia organisation 😭
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On Small Town Remedy • 13 days ago
Guan calling him "ge" and Zheng Liang proceeding to choke on his food was funny as heck. The little brother only wanted to sweet talk him into doing his bidding 😂
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Replying to Shrimpy • 13 days ago
China used to import movies and dramas from other communist countries and this is how Bella Ciao became known…
I see. Tbh I was mostly surprised that anything else, still a better use than the party remix that was made some years ago.
Thank you for the explanation tho, it was pretty interesting.
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Replying to swagata • 13 days ago
Bella Ciao? In which ep i didn't noticed it.
In ep 2 while they have to rush to the hospital bc the car isn't working. The instrumental they used was clearly Bella Ciao or it inspired by the song. I recognised it immediately but that's bc I'm Italian.
It won't really effect my perception of the drama, but I found it to be a bit of an odd choice.
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On Small Town Remedy • 13 days ago
"our gap in QI suggest we don't even belong to the same species, but unfortunately the blood result proves we're really brothers" LMFAO yeah that's an accurate conversation between siblings 😂
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Replying to Vince • 13 days ago
Idk why they choose to use the instrumental of Bella Ciao (which is a partisan song) for a semi-comedy scene,…
Also the constant bickering between the brothers is funny as hell. The youngest joking about being truly open minded while undergoing a open-brain surgery sent me lmfaoo 😂
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On Small Town Remedy • 13 days ago
Idk why they choose to use the instrumental of Bella Ciao (which is a partisan song) for a semi-comedy scene, but everything else is actually really well made. This drama is more on the realistic, almost sombre, side and I'm enjoying it a lot more than I thought.
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On Where the Mask Ends • 14 days ago
The whole exchange between A Chou, Consort Li and the Empress Dowager was so freaking funny lmfaooo it's a shame Consort Li and our FL are on opposite sides bc they would be unstoppable together, they are both such amazing women 😌
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Replying to 8170613sks • 14 days ago
It's okay if you don't like the main leads chemistry. Me on the other hand love them so much, the last time I'm…
I'm glad for you if you like them!! It does for sure make the drama even better for you!
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Replying to Rel • 14 days ago
No, she doesn't but okay. Personally, A Chou and Lu Zhou's chemistry is off the charts.
I'm glad it's working for you. For me not really, but it's mostly about personal preferences, so.
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Replying to KinnPorsche • 14 days ago
It's a women centric drama that's why the 'men' are a bit dull as they need to make it women oriented
Tbh I do think it's the writers job to make characters interesting even if they aren't the main focus. That's why I'm bringing this up, but I'm in no way complaining about it being a women oriented drama lol I started it precisely for this reason.
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On Where the Mask Ends • 14 days ago
I'm on ep 10 and by now I can say that sadly in this drama the men characters are absolutely dull af, but at least the women are incredible. They really do make the whole story.

Also I'm sorry but why does A Chou have better chemestry with the young general Qi than her husband 😭

(and Jundai + Han Liao made quite a pair lmfaoo tbh it would have been fun to see them work together 😂)
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On Where the Mask Ends • 18 days ago
Honestly the childish behaviour of most the young noble ladies make sense since they're like what, eighteen max? They are all spoiled teenagers 😮‍💨

Also I do appreciate the friend General. He's funny (even if a playboy lmfao), but damn he's observant.
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Replying to roro4 • 19 days ago
Cause she’s smart and a quick learner. There are some people like that
Probably a little less, since the Wei family had 5 days to prepare for the wedding. If you put the time the aunt had to find A Chou is probably around 4.5 days at best.

But even if they were 5 FULL days, it's still kinda of a stretch for someone to, like I said, unlearn all their mannerisms to then memorise and get familiar to someone's else way to walk, talk and move to the point that nobody even suspect you came from a whole different social class.

I just find it hard to believe, but like I said, it's not something that will stop me enjoy to story. Everything in this drama is a bit overdramatised and I do really like every actresses (and their performances) in here, so I don't really care that much lol.
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Replying to roro4 • 19 days ago
Cause she’s smart and a quick learner. There are some people like that
She's smart and a quick learner, yes, we can see that with how she reacts to unexpected situations. I have no iusses with that.
But well, unlearning ~18ish years of habits and quirks to then learn a whole different way to talk, walk and move in less than five days it's a bit unbelievable.
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On Where the Mask Ends • 19 days ago
You have to turn off your brain a little to enjoy this properly (how did a-chou learn noble etiquette and mannerisms so quickly?), but if you start watching this drama with the makjang mindset on, it's gonna be a banger lmfao.
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On Where the Mask Ends • 19 days ago
First episode was crazyyyy. Watching Xi Wei playing Wei Rao was an experience lmfao I was both scared and turned on at the same time 😂
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Replying to Fairy_devil • 20 days ago
Just want to ask without any spoilers as i am on 24 currently whats the status of fl and ml like are they endup…
nope, you can ship them if you like since they do love to match outfits, but they don't end up together and don't really have any official romantic moment.
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