25 Ji, Akasaka de Episode 7
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angeliviki2022 Yuki misunderstood what he overheard. Because he started to or already had feelings for Asami, it was really hard for him to overhear that Asami had feelings for someone else, not realizing that Asami was talking about him. And, here's Asami looking confident on the outside and having this crush on Yuki for several years. Instead of telling him outright, he concocts this elaborate scheme of rehearsing for the drama.
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Will It Snow for Christmas? Episode 8
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Kenneth Carl Vega I watched the 1st Half of this drama , so Far I am going through it but I hated everything that is happening here, first , how unfortunate to ChoonHee to have a tumor on her brain and Ji Hwan's Father did not tell her and I hated that JI Hwan's Father was showing motive to Ms. Choon Hee while he has a wife even before they knew she have a serious illness ! and what would it be if Kang JIn will know it ? while he was having an trouble of his own also , about his work , about his love life .. everything is MangHaessda ! . I hated that Ji Hwan was too stressed about her life and the death of her brother while she should only have to change her mind ! I wish I may go to her time and tell her it was not her fault !! and her life should go one regardless of what happened to her past , if he want to date Kang Jin she should do it ! life is not that too harsh and hard , and Kang JIn I am confused about him he is straightforward but he seems not, because he can't even tell JI Hwan he wants to date her and likes her , he easily gave up on her when he thought he was the reason why JI Hwan was having a hard time everything was absurd .. I am hating what is about to happen here, I hated that Kang JIn ended up dating the Chaebol women , and That JI Hwan ended up being with the guy who framed Kang JIn ! the only reason why I am watching this is that I like Go Soo and the romance somehow so good but everything here is wrecked , if you want to watch this you hsoul have more patience
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High School Return of a Gangster Episode 1
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Miss Miso Rating it low cuz i dont support queerbaiting and Rpsit in cast But the storyline and execution is really good T~T Im so caught up in my emotions. If it weren't for the queerbaiting and rpst on casting, i'd rate it 10/10. Reminded me of weak hero class 1 (one of my all time favorites)
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High School Return of a Gangster Episode 2
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Just two episodes and it's already exciting, the story is interesting and the actors' performances are quite good. Can't wait to see the chemistry between Chanyoung and Jaehyun in the next episode.
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TenTen, you're the one who kept putting ideas in her head that she and King are more suited to each other. Yet, I can see that regret on your face as you start to realize your mistake.
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High School Return of a Gangster Episode 2
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Rating it low cuz i dont support queerbaiting and Rpsit in castBut the storyline and execution is really good T~T Im so caught up in my emotions. If it weren't for the queerbaiting and rpst on casting, i'd rate it 10/10
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Whatever Taliw's motivation is, King finally succeeds in having a girlfriend after so many years of pining for her. He does treat her so well and is really one of her closest friends.
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Fox Spirit Matchmaker: Red-Moon Pact Episode 11
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I watched episode 11.I love watching it as much Dongfang Yue Chu loves Hong Hong. And he is so hurt (thinking that she doesn't love him), and it's even coherent for him to think that. But he is mistaken and suffering.
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Dar20 Wish we got more PhumPeem. They were SO cute in this episode. Loved the almost kiss and cuddling. ❤️
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The Longest Promise Episode 6
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kit grouke "The Longest Promise" is a compelling drama that captivates viewers with its rich storytelling, complex characters, and stunning production values. Set against the backdrop of a beautifully rendered historical era, the series masterfully blends romance, intrigue, and epic scale to deliver an unforgettable viewing experience.At the heart of "The Longest Promise" is the intricate relationship between its two protagonists, Prince Ling Yun (played by Xiao Zhan) and Zhu Yan (portrayed by Ren Min). Their chemistry is palpable from the first episode, drawing viewers into their world and making their journey all the more engaging. Xiao Zhan's portrayal of Prince Ling Yun is particularly noteworthy; he brings a depth and nuance to the character that elevates the narrative. His performance captures the prince's internal struggles, his sense of duty, and his deepening love for Zhu Yan with remarkable authenticity.Ren Min, as Zhu Yan, matches Xiao Zhan's intensity with her own compelling performance. She portrays Zhu Yan as a strong, intelligent woman navigating a world fraught with political intrigue and personal betrayal. Her character's evolution throughout the series is both believable and inspiring, making her a standout figure in the drama.The storyline of "The Longest Promise" is meticulously crafted, weaving together themes of love, loyalty, and sacrifice. The series does an excellent job of balancing its romantic elements with the broader political and social context. The court intrigues, power struggles, and betrayals are portrayed with a keen eye for detail, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats.Visually, "The Longest Promise" is a feast for the eyes. The production design is lavish, with exquisite costumes and sets that transport viewers to another time. The cinematography is equally impressive, capturing both the grandeur of the royal court and the intimate moments between characters with a deft touch. The use of natural landscapes enhances the epic feel of the series, providing a stunning backdrop for the unfolding drama.The musical score deserves special mention. It complements the narrative perfectly, enhancing the emotional resonance of key scenes without overwhelming them. The music, combined with the exceptional sound design, immerses viewers fully in the world of "The Longest Promise."However, the series is not without its flaws. At times, the pacing can feel uneven, with some episodes moving too slowly and others feeling rushed. Additionally, while the main characters are well-developed, some of the supporting characters could benefit from more depth and backstory to fully engage the audience.Despite these minor issues, "The Longest Promise" stands out as a stellar example of historical drama done right. It combines strong performances, a compelling narrative, and high production values to create a series that is both entertaining and emotionally satisfying. For fans of epic romance and intricate political drama, "The Longest Promise" is a must-watch.❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰
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The Longest Promise Episode 5
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"The Longest Promise" is a compelling drama that captivates viewers with its rich storytelling, complex characters, and stunning production values. Set against the backdrop of a beautifully rendered historical era, the series masterfully blends romance, intrigue, and epic scale to deliver an unforgettable viewing experience.At the heart of "The Longest Promise" is the intricate relationship between its two protagonists, Prince Ling Yun (played by Xiao Zhan) and Zhu Yan (portrayed by Ren Min). Their chemistry is palpable from the first episode, drawing viewers into their world and making their journey all the more engaging. Xiao Zhan's portrayal of Prince Ling Yun is particularly noteworthy; he brings a depth and nuance to the character that elevates the narrative. His performance captures the prince's internal struggles, his sense of duty, and his deepening love for Zhu Yan with remarkable authenticity.Ren Min, as Zhu Yan, matches Xiao Zhan's intensity with her own compelling performance. She portrays Zhu Yan as a strong, intelligent woman navigating a world fraught with political intrigue and personal betrayal. Her character's evolution throughout the series is both believable and inspiring, making her a standout figure in the drama.The storyline of "The Longest Promise" is meticulously crafted, weaving together themes of love, loyalty, and sacrifice. The series does an excellent job of balancing its romantic elements with the broader political and social context. The court intrigues, power struggles, and betrayals are portrayed with a keen eye for detail, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats.Visually, "The Longest Promise" is a feast for the eyes. The production design is lavish, with exquisite costumes and sets that transport viewers to another time. The cinematography is equally impressive, capturing both the grandeur of the royal court and the intimate moments between characters with a deft touch. The use of natural landscapes enhances the epic feel of the series, providing a stunning backdrop for the unfolding drama.The musical score deserves special mention. It complements the narrative perfectly, enhancing the emotional resonance of key scenes without overwhelming them. The music, combined with the exceptional sound design, immerses viewers fully in the world of "The Longest Promise."However, the series is not without its flaws. At times, the pacing can feel uneven, with some episodes moving too slowly and others feeling rushed. Additionally, while the main characters are well-developed, some of the supporting characters could benefit from more depth and backstory to fully engage the audience.Despite these minor issues, "The Longest Promise" stands out as a stellar example of historical drama done right. It combines strong performances, a compelling narrative, and high production values to create a series that is both entertaining and emotionally satisfying. For fans of epic romance and intricate political drama, "The Longest Promise" is a must-watch.❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰
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The Longest Promise Episode 4
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"The Longest Promise" is a compelling drama that captivates viewers with its rich storytelling, complex characters, and stunning production values. Set against the backdrop of a beautifully rendered historical era, the series masterfully blends romance, intrigue, and epic scale to deliver an unforgettable viewing experience.At the heart of "The Longest Promise" is the intricate relationship between its two protagonists, Prince Ling Yun (played by Xiao Zhan) and Zhu Yan (portrayed by Ren Min). Their chemistry is palpable from the first episode, drawing viewers into their world and making their journey all the more engaging. Xiao Zhan's portrayal of Prince Ling Yun is particularly noteworthy; he brings a depth and nuance to the character that elevates the narrative. His performance captures the prince's internal struggles, his sense of duty, and his deepening love for Zhu Yan with remarkable authenticity.Ren Min, as Zhu Yan, matches Xiao Zhan's intensity with her own compelling performance. She portrays Zhu Yan as a strong, intelligent woman navigating a world fraught with political intrigue and personal betrayal. Her character's evolution throughout the series is both believable and inspiring, making her a standout figure in the drama.The storyline of "The Longest Promise" is meticulously crafted, weaving together themes of love, loyalty, and sacrifice. The series does an excellent job of balancing its romantic elements with the broader political and social context. The court intrigues, power struggles, and betrayals are portrayed with a keen eye for detail, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats.Visually, "The Longest Promise" is a feast for the eyes. The production design is lavish, with exquisite costumes and sets that transport viewers to another time. The cinematography is equally impressive, capturing both the grandeur of the royal court and the intimate moments between characters with a deft touch. The use of natural landscapes enhances the epic feel of the series, providing a stunning backdrop for the unfolding drama.The musical score deserves special mention. It complements the narrative perfectly, enhancing the emotional resonance of key scenes without overwhelming them. The music, combined with the exceptional sound design, immerses viewers fully in the world of "The Longest Promise."However, the series is not without its flaws. At times, the pacing can feel uneven, with some episodes moving too slowly and others feeling rushed. Additionally, while the main characters are well-developed, some of the supporting characters could benefit from more depth and backstory to fully engage the audience.Despite these minor issues, "The Longest Promise" stands out as a stellar example of historical drama done right. It combines strong performances, a compelling narrative, and high production values to create a series that is both entertaining and emotionally satisfying. For fans of epic romance and intricate political drama, "The Longest Promise" is a must-watch.❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰
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The Longest Promise Episode 3
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**Review: "The Longest Promise"**"The Longest Promise" is a compelling drama that captivates viewers with its rich storytelling, complex characters, and stunning production values. Set against the backdrop of a beautifully rendered historical era, the series masterfully blends romance, intrigue, and epic scale to deliver an unforgettable viewing experience.At the heart of "The Longest Promise" is the intricate relationship between its two protagonists, Prince Ling Yun (played by Xiao Zhan) and Zhu Yan (portrayed by Ren Min). Their chemistry is palpable from the first episode, drawing viewers into their world and making their journey all the more engaging. Xiao Zhan's portrayal of Prince Ling Yun is particularly noteworthy; he brings a depth and nuance to the character that elevates the narrative. His performance captures the prince's internal struggles, his sense of duty, and his deepening love for Zhu Yan with remarkable authenticity.Ren Min, as Zhu Yan, matches Xiao Zhan's intensity with her own compelling performance. She portrays Zhu Yan as a strong, intelligent woman navigating a world fraught with political intrigue and personal betrayal. Her character's evolution throughout the series is both believable and inspiring, making her a standout figure in the drama.The storyline of "The Longest Promise" is meticulously crafted, weaving together themes of love, loyalty, and sacrifice. The series does an excellent job of balancing its romantic elements with the broader political and social context. The court intrigues, power struggles, and betrayals are portrayed with a keen eye for detail, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats.Visually, "The Longest Promise" is a feast for the eyes. The production design is lavish, with exquisite costumes and sets that transport viewers to another time. The cinematography is equally impressive, capturing both the grandeur of the royal court and the intimate moments between characters with a deft touch. The use of natural landscapes enhances the epic feel of the series, providing a stunning backdrop for the unfolding drama.The musical score deserves special mention. It complements the narrative perfectly, enhancing the emotional resonance of key scenes without overwhelming them. The music, combined with the exceptional sound design, immerses viewers fully in the world of "The Longest Promise."However, the series is not without its flaws. At times, the pacing can feel uneven, with some episodes moving too slowly and others feeling rushed. Additionally, while the main characters are well-developed, some of the supporting characters could benefit from more depth and backstory to fully engage the audience.Despite these minor issues, "The Longest Promise" stands out as a stellar example of historical drama done right. It combines strong performances, a compelling narrative, and high production values to create a series that is both entertaining and emotionally satisfying. For fans of epic romance and intricate political drama, "The Longest Promise" is a must-watch.**Overall Rating: 4.5/5**
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beeomu devoró todo el capítulo. honestamente espero que todo el resto del drama sea así xfavor🙏 cuando llegó la parte del señor que choca se me hizo densa porque pensé que la historia iba a ser larga en vano, y no fue así! me quedé satisfecha pero ahora tengo las expectativas muy altas.. ojalá valga la pena
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High School Return of a Gangster Episode 2
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I heard there is a rapist in the drama but as for me I never judge a drama from a single point of view. Casting the rapist is the production’s choice and it wasn’t the other actors choice. I rate according to what I like and never because of what I hate. For me I like the pacing of the story so far and the acting by Yoon Chan Young. Great in this episode.
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