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He's an absolutely disgusting human being. He shouldn't even be considered human at this point. It's crazy how there are still atrocious people supporting this pedophile. The way they constantly say he's not guilty until he says so is ridiculous—especially with all the evidence available online. They literally only have TikTok knowledge at this point. The lengths people go to in order to defend their idols are absolutely insane. Their idol could be caught on video killing someone, for example, and these people would still somehow claim they are innocent.
AHH, I'm so mad because I know this isn’t going to affect him that much. He’s probably not even going to go to jail. At most, he’ll lose all his upcoming projects and then come back to the industry after a couple of years of laying low. We’ve seen this happen way too often with other actors too.
a question please, is the fl act like a good wife to sml and she have feelings for him or understand him and she…
No one knows if she will like him later on, so we can only guess for now. I’m only on episode 2 (though I’ve seen some spoilers of the later episodes), and from what I’ve noticed, the writers have made the prosecutor husband seem more like an annoying, spoiled rich kid rather than a true villain. Since he’s not completely terrible like a villain, right now I can see two outcomes: either she ends up falling for him, or he matures a bit, accepts that she likes Dong-ju, and they divorce. It could also be neither of these outcomes, it's still very unpredictable and early. If he were written as a pure villain, I could confidently say she wouldn’t fall for him, but since that’s not the case, it’s still uncertain.
Right now, I do think there’s a chance that some romance might develop between the husband and the FL, but it’s too early to say for sure. Thankfully, though, there was a small hint that she could be pregnant with Dong-ju’s baby. In episode 1, when they slept together, and she chose not to use protection. That could end up being the key factor in keeping Dong-ju and the FL together. Of course, everything I'm saying is just a speculation, so don’t take my word for it.
Like I said, this is me just purely speculating based off of what I have seen so far, there's no right answer to this until we actually watch the upcoming episodes. Hope this helped!
I've watched 300+ K-dramas, but looking back at my list, it turns out that the two-episodes-per-week schedule is actually the norm. I usually waited for a drama to finish before starting it, so I never really noticed until now. Thanks for enlightening me haha!
We have been getting 2 episodes a week 🤔 I don't understand what you are trying to say
Well I started watching when four episodes had already been released, so this was my first week actually waiting for a new episode, so I'd say It's pretty normal that I didn't know the release schedule...🤷♂️ I didn't think my comment would be that hard to understand.🤣
I'm curious about something...Usually cdramas have very strict censorships. ..in usual long dramas,mainstream,…
Its because long C-dramas usually air on national TV, so they have to follow strict rules to make sure they're appropriate for all ages. This means intimate scenes are heavily censored to fit "mainstream values". Short dramas, especially online ones which are streamed on platforms like iQIYI, Youku, Tencent Video, and Bilibili, have more freedom because unlike TV, online streaming platforms are more business-focused and aim at specific audiences rather than families. Since they aren't under the same strict TV rules, they have more freedom to include different themes, storytelling styles, and even better intimate scenes.
The downside is that as online Cdramas on streaming platforms became more popular, the Chinese government started enforcing stricter rules, making streaming platforms follow the same censorship as TV. While they still have some freedom, like choosing episode length and trying new storytelling styles, they must now follow government-approved rules, especially for things seen as politically sensitive or inappropriate.
Thankfully the government’s stricter guidelines haven’t been fully enforced across all online platforms yet. While regulations have tightened, streaming platforms may still have some leeway, especially for lower-budget or niche dramas that don’t attract as much attention from censors. However, censorship in China tends to become stricter over time, so it’s possible that short Cdramas will face the same level of restrictions as long ones in the future, I really hope not though.
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AHH, I'm so mad because I know this isn’t going to affect him that much. He’s probably not even going to go to jail. At most, he’ll lose all his upcoming projects and then come back to the industry after a couple of years of laying low. We’ve seen this happen way too often with other actors too.
Right now, I do think there’s a chance that some romance might develop between the husband and the FL, but it’s too early to say for sure. Thankfully, though, there was a small hint that she could be pregnant with Dong-ju’s baby. In episode 1, when they slept together, and she chose not to use protection. That could end up being the key factor in keeping Dong-ju and the FL together. Of course, everything I'm saying is just a speculation, so don’t take my word for it.
Like I said, this is me just purely speculating based off of what I have seen so far, there's no right answer to this until we actually watch the upcoming episodes. Hope this helped!
I didn't think my comment would be that hard to understand.🤣
The downside is that as online Cdramas on streaming platforms became more popular, the Chinese government started enforcing stricter rules, making streaming platforms follow the same censorship as TV. While they still have some freedom, like choosing episode length and trying new storytelling styles, they must now follow government-approved rules, especially for things seen as politically sensitive or inappropriate.
Thankfully the government’s stricter guidelines haven’t been fully enforced across all online platforms yet. While regulations have tightened, streaming platforms may still have some leeway, especially for lower-budget or niche dramas that don’t attract as much attention from censors. However, censorship in China tends to become stricter over time, so it’s possible that short Cdramas will face the same level of restrictions as long ones in the future, I really hope not though.