cherrypie

why did she only write the first 5 episodes?

did the main leads dub their own lines, or were there voice actors used?

any global ott platforms?

global ott?

i wish the actress for zhu yen was actually vietnamese or could actually speak the language. her vietnamese was terrible in ep 9. 💀

while i do agree that the detective had no backstory aside from his job, the other characters decisions make sense to me. for her former friend, she got the funds to invest in boudoir illegally and she wanted to seem like she did not have a motive to kill her and therefore be a suspect. technically sarah kim did not sue her, she used her employees' identity to sue her. so at first glance it would not be noticeable to the police. for her lover he thought she was dead and he felt guilty because he thought he was to blame for her death. for the exhusband i don't want say why i think he spoke to the police because i don't want to spoil you since you're on episode 4.

late stage capitalism

did cheng lei dub his own lines in this drama or did they use a voice actor?

is this available to watch on any streaming platforms in the us?

only netflix korea or globally?

clearly the writer ran out of ideas for the last two episodes

everyone's hating on the fl but i can't stand the ml

the actor is 36 and his character is 38. they only show him as a teen in flashbacks.

you’re stating your assumptions as facts, but they don’t match what’s actually in most kdramas. the majority of shows don’t highlight the sexual or dating history of either lead. you’re narrowing in on a handful of examples and treating them as the standard when they aren’t.

saying “every kdrama does this” doesn’t make it true.

any updates on this?

most kdramas do not establish the ml as a “pure virgin,” and they also don’t portray fl's as having “multiple men.”

in fact, most kdramas never mention anyone’s sexual history at all.

you’re asserting industry wide trends while also admitting you don’t watch the dramas long enough to know what they contain.

the dynamic you’re insisting is everywhere isn’t common at all. in fact, most kdramas never discuss the characters’ sexual history in the first place. your argument is based on assumptions, not on what’s actually in the genre.

you say this so confidently yet you haven't even watched 100 kdramas.

i love the lead actors but this drama was a flop. terrible writing.

any news on global ott yet?