Ummm ...3 guys and 1 girl... Calling this a hot mess is a massive understatement. Forget the girl, between the 3 guys who ended up with whom? The CEO...how does he fit in, popping up out of nowhere? what am I missing here? Can someone please explain, I'm so lost.
so Reddit Kdrama decided this was not a Korean drama, so it would not be allowed to be discussed there. do you…
I don't care who is producing it or which studio or whatever. A kdrama is a Korean drama...as in Korean the language, Korea the country, Korean the people. This show's dialogue is 80% or more in Korean; the main characters are Korean by birth or culture or both, and their relocation to a foreign country and the resulting racism they faced there is a major plot point; the majority or all of the main actors are Korean.
Of course it's a freaking kdrama!!!!
Edited to add that I'm not mad at you. Not criticizing you or your question. I'm just ticked off at the reddit people. I'm not "shouting" at you.
I loved LDQ in "Only for Love". Thought I was seeing things when his face came up here. Talk about a genre switch!!
The switch also made me curious, since OFL is from China. Does standard Mandarin have the same dialect in Mainland China and Taiwan? Or did he need to change that up?
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Forget the girl, between the 3 guys who ended up with whom? The CEO...how does he fit in, popping up out of nowhere? what am I missing here? Can someone please explain, I'm so lost.
*Has a lovely fantasy of smacking the dad through my screen*
..... Okay, I'm back.
Do you have a link for the novel translation?
The one I saw is from the site Asiannovel but the wording is off and I can't undertand it.
Why????
does this happen while both are still young during the war timeline or when they are much older?
And thanks!! I've learned a bit of Korean but have zero clues when it comes to Chinese. This is so fascinating.
A kdrama is a Korean drama...as in Korean the language, Korea the country, Korean the people.
This show's dialogue is 80% or more in Korean; the main characters are Korean by birth or culture or both, and their relocation to a foreign country and the resulting racism they faced there is a major plot point; the majority or all of the main actors are Korean.
Of course it's a freaking kdrama!!!!
Edited to add that I'm not mad at you. Not criticizing you or your question. I'm just ticked off at the reddit people. I'm not "shouting" at you.
The switch also made me curious, since OFL is from China. Does standard Mandarin have the same dialect in Mainland China and Taiwan? Or did he need to change that up?