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If they kill Miho, then I will riotT-T She was the only character I trusted and cared about from the beginning till now. The other characters are interesting and even likable. But I liked Miho since ep 1. Manifesting a happy ending for her ;-;

I was half joking here tbh because I never thought I would like this kind of genre with this kind of plot. It just wasn't my thing, but I loved it much more than I thought I would. I don't watch much Xianxia dramas or just general fantasy dramas. So I don't know what the standard is for costumes. The costumes weren't bad but disappointing. The makeup was a problem for me because it just looked like the characters were really tired and wanted to sleep sometimes, especially Yumo. But it was good in the heaven realm.
The CGI looked pretty ugly at times. And I found it low quality. There are some scenes using CGI that I loved. Some of them were the Stargazing scene and the jelly fish scene.
About me thinking that the heaven realm is dumb...i am not sure how to explain it. But i will try:") and obivously that just is my opinion.
Its not the love rule. If it was the love rule which is pretty much the main conflict of this drama, then I shouldn't have watched it. It was how it defied its own logic and was quite unconvincing to make me believe in some of its core beliefs for example that the heaven realm is place full of responsible immortals because from what i saw they seemed more interested in gossiping than political issues.
Then I feel its more of a subtle thing but it annoyed me a lot which is how the females of the heaven realm fangirl over Ying Yuan despite the love rule. Then there is also Shengde who goes around bullying people and violating heavenly rules but no one reported her despite it happening in front of others??
I don't really dislike Yumo. I was just bitter about how much screen time Yandan and he was getting together.
I thought I was the weird one for noticing his hands so much :D

It was so painful. I am really sensitive to abuse, especially sexual abuse and
there is child abuse too and all of it is so explicit.So it was even more painful. I had my anxiety super high while watching this. But it was worth harming my mental health i guess. There are some poems in it which I adore. The ending was a bad choice for me, but still I was glad they were able to get away from all that torture.

As someone who didn't even watch L&R and loves LBFAD, you can say that you don't like a drama wihout being so rude and without insulting other people's taste. What you like or dislike is your opinion and other's have theirs. No need to be so rude and think that you are superior than others for disliking something-_-

I appreciate this drama for not making the ml a cold hearted jerk and calling him an introvert. This drama has one of the best representation of introverted people I've ever seen in a C-drama after Le Coup De Foudre:))) He is more relatable for me than LCDF's male lead tho:D Liang Jie and Steven Zhang's chemistry is just perfect. I was really prejudiced towards the body swap trope. But loving this so far:)))

BM is really popular now and is considered the best thriller Kdrama of 2022 by many. So there are gonna be people like that. Cafe Minamdang's MDL page is the worst I've seen this year.
I do wish that MH and PCJ were given more screentime. But romance isn't its main focus. And right now, i think it seems more harder for them to be closer? I am so far satisfied with Miho to the point I wouldn't care much if she did something really stupid.
Its good for me as long as she isn't Big Mouse:")

the only person i trust in this drama is Miho. if she is BM, then I wouldn't believe any fictional characters ever again;-;

I don't see why saving someone could be a reason to hate anyone:/ She is a nurse and saving people(especially her patients) are something she is taught to prioritize and as far as I remember, she has always been a character who can't ignore people who need help. That trait of her has been introduced as both a weakness and strength. Also I don't think she knows TKY
tried to kill PCH?(not sure if I am remembering wrong). And I don't think we should forget everything she did for PCH just because she saved someone who tried to kill her husband.

Almost at the end of part 1. Even though I love a forbidden love, this isn't the kind of set up I like for a forbidden love story. The Celestial Realm is just so dumb. Its too dumb and annoying that I don't even wanna think about it. The CGI, costume and makeup(especially near the end) were disappointing and plain, even felt ugly to my eyes at times. The way it defies its own logic is hilarious and kinda annoying. However, I am addicted to this shit. Yang Zi and Cheng Yi's chemistry is so intense. Its perfect and I think it saved Immortal Samsara and made it so popular. They kind of did them dirty tho near the end with giving Yumo and Yandan more screentime(I even started finding him annoying). I wish they gave Yingyuan and Yandan more scenes together and some more skinship:")
off topic but Cheng yi has really pretty hands and that Asura Clan look is just everything I am living for(ik its exaggerating but wow) and I may or may not be Yang Zi simp:))) She is so cute and pretty and surprisingly, I didn't find it cringey when she acted all dumb and cheesy:D

can someone tell me whether this is watchable or not? saw somewhere that this is borderline incest. if yes, how so???:")

it was really disgusting. i am not sure how i can eat after watching this. I am feeling really weird-_- the story is quite simple and cliched in many ways. but No Mercy has its own charm. I thought this would be a good light-hearted revenge thriller movie to watch on a boring saturday but I feel betrayed because it was a gory melodrama. Not that I hate melodramas but I wasn't in the mood for it. And I was definitely not in mood for gore-_-
Both the main male characters are really intentionally disgusting and unlikable but somehow were gave a "reason" to do their disgusting acts. Despite having the "reasons", you are not supposed to root for them but rather wish for their down fall, for their misery. And somehow still cry for them. Not sure if it was some sort of sorcery the writer did or just my feelings.

There is a scene where Prof. Kang describes a dead body as a "beautiful body" and says its a shame that it would rot. I am glad he didn't get away with it and that it was not supposed to be something edgy but rather disgusting-_-

while i do kinda wish they stayed true to the og version, there is no way they wouldn't have gotten away with it. Kdramas like pseudo incest plots, not real ones where it shows how negatively it impacts people:") also they wanted to make the ML's personality more softer and likable for the viewers to pity him or root for him and to make the romance happen since they weren't going for the incest thing:")

Its relies a lot into the "I can fix him" trope. But I think it does it quite well? When I was watching those scenes, it didn't make me feel cringe or laugh like it usually does(in the original one too). Even now, it makes me cry. Also the fact the main actors had such a naturally good chemistry makes it so much better i think. The essence of the story is the mains falling in love and the K-version made the ML much much better from the original one where the FL also falls for him and forgives everything he did. But the original one doesn't justify his actions. Both the versions make the ML suffer a lot tho:)

watch the original version :)

I wanna watch this again. But I never rewatch anything:') I don't wanna be disappointed too since I consider this one of my favourites;-;

I hated both of the MLs. Except GJC💀 I actually felt bad for a murderer for the 1st time and yeah i hate myself for that-_-

I wish I could enjoy this. The plot was melodramatic and quite depressing and I was in mood for it. It had a bit of thriller and a murder mystery going on too. Even though I knew it heavily relied on the "I can fix him" trope, I was in the mood for it. It was just like I thought it would be. Sad and melodramatic. It was the first time I rooted for a murderer. I wanted the fl to actually "fix him"💀 But I think the MLs in the present time ruined it for me. Both of them were super abusive to call it "a fated romance". They were quite one dimensional. While I did love their chemistry with the FL, I couldn't stand KSH. I was rooting for CJB to get saved from that hellhole of a family. But they ruined him too by making him kiss her without consent-_- I usually don't think much of a kiss without consent because if I did I wouldn't be able to watch half of the romance dramas. But I can't stand it in a drama where the main couple's love is supposed to be "a fated one".

After CM, I saw people saying that SIG can't act and is just overhyped which isn't true. People started talking more about him after DAYS and he started getting the recognization he deserves. While I would criticize his creative choices which are ruining his reputation as an actor, some people really need to change their attitude while expressing their opinions on a public platform.
As SIG was the first actor I've ever been a die hard fan of, I might sound biased which I am. But SIG can act and I am hoping this can prove his top notch acting skills :)

I've been seeing most people complaining about that, so I guess you are not the only one. I do like analyzing problems that seem quite insignificant but have a big impact on an indivual or a group like some of the cases in EAW were. That episode was honestly quite cringey for me especially the ending scene. Also it felt quite shallow with how they tried to deliver a simple but important message that childrens should play. Being a minor myself who is supposed to act more mature, it made me cry a bit when I heard what the kids were going through tho and when that guy said that playing after college is too late. Kids should play now:')
The trope of people on the ASD spectrum being misunderstood geniuses feels a bit concerning too like they can't be respected as individuals if they are not extraordinary or exceptionally talented? Maybe i am reading too much into it. But I feel EAW represent autistic people the best out of all the Kdramas. It seems like the writer did research on ASD. And WYW's character didn't feel like an insult to them like most of the kdrama character on the ASD spectrum feels like:/

I agree. But honestly, i feel that the cases stopped feeling like they used to be. In the first half, even the problems that didn't feel as important suddenly became important to me and I kept rooting for WYW to become a real lawyer like she wanted to be. But in the last half, it just became messy and felt repetitive. Since this is a legal drama and the cases takes so much screen time, they could've spice things up or just stick with what they did in the first half. I am personally more disappointed with the fact she is still going to work at Hanbada-_-