Try daily motion - but wait to see if more people upload to it. Not many people are uploading the eps (for Gemini)…
I wouldn't know how to watch these dramas on TV - unless it is Netflix (which I won't pay for as I pay for Viki) or Youku on You tube. Anyway, I hope that you can find it somewhere.
Well, eps 1, 2, and 7 (I haven't got any further) are on dailymotion but you have to hunt for the episodes that…
I tried there but could not get it to start. I clicked the play button and was redirected 17 times, so I gave up. Yet, I know that many people watch this site. OIO shall have to try again.
Interested in this drama but since it’s not available on a streaming app that I can watch on my TV I guess I…
Try daily motion - but wait to see if more people upload to it. Not many people are uploading the eps (for Gemini) at present and some are without translations. Those that have, are manually translated. But they are hard to find. Unusual because many drama episodes are uploaded onto that platform by many different people.
Well, eps 1, 2, and 7 (I haven't got any further) are on dailymotion but you have to hunt for the episodes that are manually translated. 3-6 are there, too, but untranslated. myasiantv.net.kg has up to ep 6 (that I know of) but after constantly fast-clicking to stop being redirected to a dodgy page, it settles to non-full screen mode and the sound / rewind features, etc., disappear. So the only way to watch eps on that site, is on a small screen with no way to pause or rewind.
The incest vibes are very strong in this one even though they’re not blood related he talks like they are 😭
Not at all. To the Chinese and Koreans, the words 'brother' and 'sister' take on a different context. Being brought up together makes one brother and sister; having lived together in a sect makes one brother and sister - the Chinese have different words for those. Even cousins are referred to as brother/sister in many a drama. For example, in Korean and Chinese dramas, people always call older men 'uncle' when they are not related. If this seems incestuous to you, then you don't understand / have not considered the nuances involved. Have you never watched a Korean drama where the females called men that they know (and are likely trying to seduce) 'oppa' (older brother)? If watching a Western drama, I might agree with you.
Of course, in these dramas, the ML / FL, etc., passes out and the partner / other people assume that they are dead without even checking. We get so used to this that we don't even both to question it - so, at first, I thought, Was she dreaming? Did he come back? Presumably, this was once instance where passing out did not mean death! Comments?
Can anyone tell me if he is a villain / or responsible in some way for death of FL's father? I get strange vibes from him but it is too early to tell if for the good or for the bad.
episode 26 won't air until the next day