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yeah I know and I've been trying to spot a pattern but he seems to be wearing them both when walking somewhere (looking far away) and reading (looking close). but then again maybe he has a minor impairment so he doesn't really /need/ the glasses, they just make things easier. but I'm not complaining I'm just advocating for the look without glasses if he doesn't really need them

I'm confused as to when Chusan needs glasses and when not, seems a bit inconsistent maybe just let him get contacts

I know, I noticed, but it is possible to play a little less privileged character. They do happen and are usually easier to empathise with and that's why I asked

the cast is great I hope the script will be as well 🤞

chimera has pretty dark crimes and the same male actor duo. I second mouse, it also features lee heejoon and is reeeally intense

I don't have any official info but from what I read here and there I'm starting to doubt this continuation is going to happen

rip I really liked this pairing

I've watched it now and yes, but that doesn't explain how the detective already knew about it in the previous episode. idk the timelines are confusing but maybe it'll become clear once I finish it

I thought she made some money and gave it all to the company. but then the interest kept rising and she wasn't able to make the money even though she tried, especially when they introduced the limit at the employee sale. and that's why she seemingly chose to kill herself, because she couldn't really make enough money anymore...

When they're trying to solve how Mok Gahui became Sarah Kim, the detective says "She gets 500 million overnight and then commits suicide?" - how does he know she received money and how much? I don't think she wrote that in her suicide note, that would make no sense, as it would make people doubt she killed herself. I don't even know where she got it from, I just remember the ATM scene. Is it because Jung Yeojin told him Sarah bought all those purses with cash later? But then how does he know the exact amount. I must've missed something. // The other question is less important, I'm just wondering about that scene in which all the employees are resting their legs on the wall. It looks like they're relaxing, but is that before work, after? I can't imagine it's a break, since they can't even go pee, let alone rest.

I have a couple questions about episode 3, I'll post them below, if anyone can explain pls do. I haven't seen any more episodes yet, so keep that in mind

I like his acting but does he have any series where he's not a rich ceo/prince/commander? I feel like he has much more potential than this typecasting

I need more dramas like this, where the story and acting is great and the characters just happen to be gay. if anyone has recs I'm open (both mlm and wlw)

someone said that in the novel it is explained that in the previous incarnations, jomkwan would cause win's death when she was still a child/infant. but at some point it must've gotten boring so now she let her live longer so she has more time to torture her. I do wish it was explained in the show tho, I kept wondering how that makes sense too

Rating should be at least an 8

Right??? I hope everything will be explained there's so many questions

I already know we need season 2 so bad

I don't think I'll ever get over yuezhi

I think this one is from a small company so it's not making much noise but I think it's so good! the only downside is the special effects which can be a little cringe but then again, small budget. Also keep in mind that it's slow burn, for me it's one of the biggest advantages but not everyone likes that. The story, emotions, sound production and acting is all great so far.

Not every sapphic series has to be set in a perfect GL utopia where every woman is a lesbian. I see this not as a GL but more like a regular series, where the main couple just happen to be bisexual/lesbian. It's normal to have straight couples too.