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I don’t like being frightened, avoid horror, and am fine watching this home alone at night. Others are screaming. It depends on what grabs your viscera. There aren’t really any jump scares so far, which is why I’m okay.

Her story hasn’t begun to be told yet. Patience 🙃

Episode five should have a trigger warning 🚨

If you’ve never dissociated completely your lack of understanding is totally normal. Please don’t assume it’s a failure of logic though. Some people experience dissociative amnesia, and untreated PTSD can mean peritraumatic amnesia lasts for years, if not life. I’m someone who has first-hand knowledge, and this is what it looks like in my case. I’m stopping watching this show until my own treatment is complete. That episode seriously needs a trigger warning 🚨

Thank you!

iQIYI doesn’t have this in my country. I’m wanting to find a VPN node which will let me watch it. which countries have it on iQIYI, please?

The differences in beauty come down to latitude, to some degree. Thailand and Japan have completely different climates for a range of reasons, but the one that most effects island life and biomes is the fact that Thailand is in a tropical latitude, while Japan’s is distinctly temperate. The tropics have very different land and marine conditions to those further from the equator. Japan’s most southern point is five degrees north of Thailand’s northern border. It’s also a Pacific Island, which Thailand isn’t. Thailand is much more substantial in terms of land mass, but it’s also sheltered from Pacific patterns by surrounding countries, and is attached to a continent. Japan gets a beating from low pressure systems in winter, freezing, while Thailand is wet for half the year, getting tropical storms during a month-plus over summer. They look very different, and not all of the saturation difference is done in post 🙃

Irony++ that the FL has puppydog eyes, and the ML is distinctly feline…

Is this a Thai version of Marry my Dead Body?

Never mind. If I load the video from a different part of the app they’re rendering fine. I just have to use my watchlist for this one 🙄

I’m not getting English subtitles, despite having them enabled. Is it just me havngvthis trouble?

Ooh! A rugby KDrama! As a Kiwi this is a must-see. Rugby, in more than one form, is our national religion 🙃

Yes, I’ve elected to go by Haebom’s attitude to this. He’s a savvy kid, who knows Taesung inside out. He always seems to nose out what’s going on with him since their last year at high school. He was more focused on his own feelings about Taesung, than on Taesung’s crossing that line. He placed little importance on it, and he’s the more emotionally intelligent of the two.

It’s one of the Korean romance tropes. What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim and Semantic Error were the same. It’s actually something I seek out sometimes, especially after I’ve watched something really gritty that’s set off my trauma response. There’s something very fairy tale-like about dramas made in this style. It’s escapist mind-candy.

Good trailer 👍

Oooh yeah, those fx. If they’d marked him up properly for mapping the fx onto San they at least would have tracked with his movement properly, but they apparently just free-handed it. I concur on pretty much all points, and would add that the acting improved and became more grounded as the series went on, with a couple of exceptions. I suspect that was the director finding their feet.

I am skipping long lingering shots when they’re OTT. This could easily have been a six episode series, I think. I do like it though. It’s escapist, and the characters tend to conduct themselves like rational adults, in that they don’t leap to the worst conclusions, etc.

I know, and without even experiencing either. Hilarious 😆

I love this woman in Century of Love. I’m really looking forward to checking out her other work. She physically resembles Esther Yu, but her voice is much nicer.

There will be. No way will Cheng and Wei have a sad ending.