Jumpsuiter

Thank you so much, but no, I don't want to be spoiled too much.
The boyfriend thing was more a LOL than a fact finder :-)

boyfriend? ;)

...from ep 12, that Rong Xuan is probably WKX's father or Shifu?

I am guessing...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daoism–Taoism_romanization_issue

Might help ;)

I am getting the feeling there are underlying issues here, that with your use of expletives tells me that I need to stop engaging with you on this subject. However, I hope you have a very relaxing rest of day and definitely watch ‘Chicago Typewriter’ as soon as possible- it’s amazing.

Firstly, hold your horses - I’m Pretty sure I didn’t say it was ‘okay’ - child on child violence is never okay. But the reason children aren’t tried as adults is that their capacity for reasoning is often restricted. My sister was an appalling bully growing up but should I hold her responsible for that now? How would you feel if you were held responsible today for everything you did as a child?

Holding people responsible for the poor decisions they made as children seems pointless. Yes, bullying leaves mental scars and that is completely valid. But they were children, and in an enclosed, and likely difficult, environment. If people expect celebrities to be shining examples of goodness from birth they will likely be disappointed.

Yes, it’s quietly hopeful.

In the UK too, it will be on the WeTV app but probs VIP

Loved this. And not just for Marcus Chang (although he was a huge help *grin*)

Also- the actor who plays Toey needs to be employed more - he’s amazing!

Non taken. I didn’t see them on your watchlist and therefore recommended them.
Curious though, your watchlist shows that you have give Taiwanese dramas high scores so I’m surprised you assert ‘most’ are ‘bad’.

I just loved this!
Namwhan is the human being we all need to be.

A calm and beautiful love story - I happily recommend it!

Lost Romance
Bromance
HIStory 2&3

What do you understand by the term ‘toilet fetish’ in this context?

A genuinely great drama. Mo Tak was my absolute favourite :)

Late-ish on, I can’t remember exactly when though.

My first ‘proper’ kdrama and even now after about 200 dramas it’s still one of my faves. So Ji Sub and Gong Hyo Jin are brilliant, the individual stories may lead to ugly crying.
There are tropes, of course, but this is totally worth it :)