Moonbeam

😭 kinda sad. Damn, recently quite a lot of celebrity couples be breaking up (at least that I hear of).

I see, now in SK apartment prices are rising and we see more and more dramas about apartments, landlords and rental market haha
Anyway, this sounds interesting, I’ll watch.

it might sound mean, so I am sorry, but I really hope that after those upcoming projects she’ll return to her previous look… she looked so healthy and beautiful, and uniquely charming. She’s still pretty, but also blending in, not necessarily in a good way.

Interesting

I hope for his good return to the industry and acting!! He’s really good ❤️ And I hope he’ll be able to get main roles again in the future too

it’s not very relevant, but this green jacket of his is amazing, I wish I could find and buy something like that.

Lip fillers (done with a syringe etc) aren’t plastic surgery. It’s not about the anesthesia, but how extensive/invasive it is. A tooth extraction, especially wisdom teeth, is a surgical procedure, as they have to cut into your body, stitch it up later and all that jazz (and it is permanent, but for example there are many temporary or reversible fillers these days). Fillers or Botox are a non-invasive cosmetic procedures and not plastic surgery, still it doesn’t mean that it can be done by anyone (as you’ve brought that up to classify them as surgery) – they should all be done by licensed professionals, and it doesn’t make them “natural” – they’re just different kind of thing than plastic surgery.
Plastic surgery typically involves more invasive procedures, surgical interventions that reshape and/or reconstruct different parts of the body. Any injections etc (and both Botox and many fillers are injected), laser hair removal, laser treatment etc wouldn’t be classified as plastic surgery, but for example installing an implant on the bridge of the nose, or solid fillers (like boobs or idk, in your calfs—I’ve heard about it being done, because someone wanted bigger calfs, crazy stuff) would be plastic surgery. Cosmetic procedures often are less costly, less risky (though that could be debatable) and less complicated/faster or somewhat easier to preform so they’re more easily accessible and don’t have that long of a recovery period.

It’s cool that he speaks so well of physical work, I like him as an actor too.

Thank you a lot!!

I sure hope that they decide to make s2!! But that it wouldn’t be too rushed, but made good like s1

Oh, that can happen 😅 especially if the roles are so similar.
Yeah, I hope so too!

true, it could be more about self development and relationships you encounter in life, people you grow with (or apart from) and not a teen uh drama romance… and hope it’ll be…

Choi Woo Sung was in Practical Guide To Love???
He was good in Chief Detective 1958 though, as a main role–overall it’s a good series.

based on a true story

That’s right

what does it even mean if the relationship between characters “is western”???

Sweet message, funny how he wished Merry Christmas and Happy New Year twice, now in advance 😅
I hope he returns safely in 2028!

A loss of a limb does not necessarily mean an end to a sports career. There are many accessible and great events for disabled athletes (although it can be undeniably more difficult, of course, and people still sadly can face a lot of ableism in some spaces), but it is totally understandable that a mental load from a traumatic injury/recovery can be a lot, and someone might want to reinvent themselves and try something new. So the idea behind the plot (from the male lead’s side) is obviously realistic (based on the summary/description provided on this site), though I don’t know if I can expect medical/life accuracy in some parts… well, at least I hope the romance and acting will be good! (Those are both good actors with nice “resumes” so I think they’ll do good, but I hope they’ll be able to show great chemistry too!)

finally lol

oh, I didn’t see any articles (except one here in mdl a while back) or posts about this drama before, so thank you for sharing.