I saw in Instagram https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbTHTpusFNf/?igsh=MWxpaXpubnF6M3YxcQ== that he has only 700-800$…
I just watched Marcus Here and he showed an interview with Luo Zheng. It said that the agency he signed with for ten years when he was young and didn't carefully read the contract. They deducted lots of arbitraty costs such as studio depreciation, staff travel and even light bulbs. He tried to terminated the contract and ended up in a lengthy and expensive legal dispute which he only cleared in Jan 2024. You can watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zB8uzU7fRic. It made me upset hearing about how much he earned from acting and how much he actually made after the studio got finished ripping him off.
I still don't understand why series like this one and Wu are being marketed as bromance instead of shounen-ai.…
Can you explain how this is different from BL? Looking at the synopsis and poster I thought it would be, but didn't see it in the tags, just bromance. I'm not familiar with the Japanese terms you used and had to look them up, but I'm still a little confused as I don't watch BL and I'm not familiar with different aspects of it.
I checked this out because of your review. All through it I kept waiting for the other shoe to drop (I mostly watch CDramas and you know they don't like people to be happy at the end). But what dropped was a sweet ML showing the FL that she is so much more than she thought she was. I especially liked how Gaku didn't turn into a psycho (as it seemed he would and again, CDramas!) but finally realized the truth and wished them happy. I just love finding different, quirky, sweet dramas. Thank you for taking the time to review it so others can find it, too.
Why can't people have their own views on a drama and let others have theirs without the need to mock, insult, name call, put down and generally trash those that don't have their same view?
Read how terrible/outstanding the drama is and if it's the opposite of your view rant and rave about the unbelievable idiocy of the person who commented, but do it in your head. Why the need to subject that person to a comment fit only for the garbage can? What is it about a person loving/hating what you hate/love that sends you off the deep end? Why do you have the need to respond by letting them know they are the lowest of the low? Do you think they will have a sudden change of heart when they read your comment and come to their senses (your point of view)? If someone responds to your extreme comment, let them. What possible difference does it make if you don't respond?
If you don't know what I'm talking about read further down and you'll find some good (bad?) examples: People who can't handle everyone not agreeing with their take on this drama and just have to let them know to the full extent of their nastiness.
I feel so bad for Liu Yuning. He's borne the brunt of so much hate since the beginning of his career. It's something I truly don't understand, because if there ever was a more hard-working, open, honest, kind and humble person I don't know who it is. From his looks to everything he says/does there seem to be obsessed people who want to destroy him. And to credit him, he's talked about some of the criticism and taken it to heart and worked on improving.
The ironic thing is that many of Simon Gong's fans who are attacking LYN supposedly in defense of Gong are attacking his friend. Do they ever think how he must feel watching a person he cares about being attacked? It's just crazy, but that's what these type of so-called fans are, mentally unstable. I can't imagine what it must be like inside their heads.
Here's hoping LYN and Simon Gong come out of this more popular and successful than ever. And as someone said below I hope those who are instigating these attacks are held responsible for their actions in a meaningful way.
I loved him in Gaus Electronics. He was so funny. Loved that show. I've got The Village Barber on my list to watch. Wish him all the best in the military. So sad that South Korea has to be so prepared against the other part of itself.
He was cleared because not VIOLENTLY enough fighting off a man counts as saying Yes, according to misogynist korean…
[This comment was written in reply to a comment by oppa_. I got a notice that they replied to it, but both comments are now gone. The original comment was along the lines of he's guilty because of corruption.]
So whether or not he's innocent he can't be innocent because corruption?
I'm only going by what facts I've read. If you have proof of corruption please share that. Otherwise that's an unfalsifiable claim and can't be argued against.
P.S. I'm not his defender. I don't know him and never watched any of his dramas. I'm just interested because I really liked the JDrama Unnatural and saw there was a remake.
I'm confused. I read about Lee Jin Wook and it said that the accuser had made up all the charges and he was cleared. Am I missing something? Can someone tell me what's true?
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Read how terrible/outstanding the drama is and if it's the opposite of your view rant and rave about the unbelievable idiocy of the person who commented, but do it in your head. Why the need to subject that person to a comment fit only for the garbage can? What is it about a person loving/hating what you hate/love that sends you off the deep end? Why do you have the need to respond by letting them know they are the lowest of the low? Do you think they will have a sudden change of heart when they read your comment and come to their senses (your point of view)? If someone responds to your extreme comment, let them. What possible difference does it make if you don't respond?
If you don't know what I'm talking about read further down and you'll find some good (bad?) examples: People who can't handle everyone not agreeing with their take on this drama and just have to let them know to the full extent of their nastiness.
Full disclosure: I haven't seen the drama yet.
The ironic thing is that many of Simon Gong's fans who are attacking LYN supposedly in defense of Gong are attacking his friend. Do they ever think how he must feel watching a person he cares about being attacked? It's just crazy, but that's what these type of so-called fans are, mentally unstable. I can't imagine what it must be like inside their heads.
Here's hoping LYN and Simon Gong come out of this more popular and successful than ever. And as someone said below I hope those who are instigating these attacks are held responsible for their actions in a meaningful way.
So whether or not he's innocent he can't be innocent because corruption?
I'm only going by what facts I've read. If you have proof of corruption please share that. Otherwise that's an unfalsifiable claim and can't be argued against.
P.S. I'm not his defender. I don't know him and never watched any of his dramas. I'm just interested because I really liked the JDrama Unnatural and saw there was a remake.