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Same tbh my favorite genres from Chinese dramas in general is either historical/xianxia (if we remove the annoying cliche plots lol)/wuxia dramas. For modern tropes I prefer crime/mystery/adventures/comedy (no romance) dramas. I almost cannot watch any thing romance, slice of life related from them idk why. Which is funny because it's the opposite with kdramas. I mostly can't watch korean historical dramas. (except if that historical so happened to have cultivational elements like alchemy of souls). But I love to watch their modern dramas (which ever trope it is. As long as it's a very good story). Kind of a rent here lol.


But yes Historical BLs are definitely a gem. The untamed (although it was more cultivational/mystery related) had set the bar so high for these. I'm glad they are finding loopholes in order to give us these dramas. And I can see the quality gets better with each new one that is released. So I'm very hopeful for the future.

To think K netizens almost removed this masterpiece from our screens… ugh. Despite being a sci fi, comedy, mystery drama, the writing feels so fresh and entertaining. I wanna thank all the crew members who made this possible. The actors absolutely nailed their roles.

Eunbi (one of my fav actresses) is such a versatile queen. She always manages to outdo herself no matter what she plays, whether it’s Woo Yeong Woo (still having hopes for another season), Jung Se Ok, Dam I. Dae Hoon and Sung Jae were such hilarious fools here, but in a very likable and realistic way. Their characters had me laughing so hard throughout the series.

And I almost forgot Bae Na Ra. His characters are so different from him irl that I always have to make sure it's really him on the screen. Ugh such a good actor, can't wait for him and his other projects

And Eun Woo… he played the heck out of Eun Jong. Such a subtle, mysterious character who hides his pain, and he portrayed that so well. I absolutely loved him as Johan in Island (still waiting for the next season too heh), and I’d been wondering when he’d pick up another good project. He really suits these genres, and I hope he gets to explore and grow even more as an actor now that he’s slowly breaking out of that typecasting curse (his recent roles all had that “intrigue” vibe to them. A good change in my book).

Unfortunately, he just enlisted in the military (and I don’t know if he has unreleased projects waiting), and the way insiders leaked his private info to the media, which is illegal, was so messy. They blew the tax assessment situation way out of proportion when it was an administrative process, not a criminal one. And of course, the public loves to twist things, add fuel to the fire, and push people to the edge. It definitely put a dent in his career for now (at least in South Korea). But I’m still waiting for his comeback in the next few years.

I can’t believe the hard work of the entire cast and crew almost got scrapped like that. Fortunately, the show finally made it to air, and thank goodness it did, because it’s easily one of the most refreshing dramas we’ve gotten in a while from S.Korea. You can really feel the amount of effort they put into the production of this series (I caught so many references to other Netflix series so fast. You'll know them hehe. The way they twisted it was so funny) . I’m glad people are seeing what a gem it is.

Honestly, I’m just grateful we still got to witness this chaos, comedy, mystery, and heart all wrapped into one. Wonderfools really lived up to its name in the best way.

where can I watch this ?

When are we getting a AouBoom drama like a full one ?

Pretty sure he got a stroke and is now bedridden (from arguing with his sons I guess)

I like your theory about Phoem becoming impotent due to an accident. It must be that or he got drugged and touched without his consent by a powerful person from his business trip ?(he knows how to fight so I would guess it only had to happen when he was in a vulnerable state)

As for Shin's death, I think it could be either Phoem's brother or Phoem himself. Like you said he might've set this up for Shen and Tone to test them so Shin knowing about that would ruin his plan. It could be his brother since he had warned his brother about it and this could ruin the family's reputation if it got out but that seems unlikely. Or we can go the conventional way and suspect Tone since he has the biggest motive after all but Idk if he's capable of killing but I wouldn't rule it out since infatuation can make you act out of character.

Shen's pitiful at the moment since she's caught up between all of that. Being naive and Phoem being the one who made her discover things, she was definitely disorientated when he became cold to her and wouldn't even explain what was wrong. He even hit her twice (which is a no-no for me no matter the reason behind your trauma). Tone was there and attractive enough, not to mention willing to give her the relief she had been looking for.

I can't wait to see how the other episodes turn out. For all we know maybe even Shin didn't die lol and it was just an illusion or something

I don't think he did fully. He regained some bits here and there. But not everything. If he did, Saebyeok wouldn't have asked him if he remembers

You can start off with his most popular ones like "I am nobody" and "No pain no gain". Both are goofy/serious but very different characters. You can also watch one of his movies "Viva la vida" (which is based on a real story) You can start from there and tell me what you think

Yes I feel so too. I mean it had been foreshadowed in earlier episodes I think

All I can think about is how the people who have passed away ended up meeting such a kind-hearted lawyer like I-rang. He's so selfless in a way. And kind to a fault. He's also very lucky to have found genuinely good ghosts who didn't really mean harm to him so far.

I really hope he's back. He really embodies the role of the emperor. It won't be the same without him

wooooo I have high expectations for this one since Japanese movies tend to do really good with these kinds of concepts

Well Na hyeon's sister was only a teenager when she died back then. So I'm a bit skeptical of what would a 19 year old know so much that they needed to silence her. And go out of their way to do it with a luxury car instead of paying a poor person to drunk drive. Not to mention when I-rang's dad died, he was around 12/13 years old or smthg so Na hyeon's sister was also around the same age and too young, so even more unlikely. But idk maybe yang's dad is behind it afterall. That would explain a lot

Yes it could be him. So far we don't know if Na Hyeon got to give justice to her sister (or maybe I missed it). If not, then the person who hit her must've gotten help from taebaek. But it would be weird since he would be around 17 or smthg when her sister died. Since him and Na hyeon are around the same age. Unless he was allowed to drive early. but even then if he did it, he would know her but from what I've seen now he likes her. So if he was involved, he would not be like that with her. but maybe his father was involved

Also what if the ghost that visited I-rang in the end of ep 6 is his father, but his father has a resentful/fierce spirit because he felt wronged ?

Okay perfect. I will make sure to go check out his other work in order to have an unbiased conclusion about his acting. Will also wit for this show to end. Thank you

The way I expected a normal comment section. But this is more entertaining.

Also I have to ask (don't get offended cause I'm genuinely wondering), are those Joss's facial expressions or is Arnold' supposed to be an asshole in the making ? He was 'serving face' and had this same 'smug expression' (one eyebrow up and all) in almost every scene he's in so it made the scenes with Gawin a bit off.

With that been said so far, this spinoff is a lot less messy than s1 but I'm waiting for chaos to follow suit because it's starting to slowly creep in.

ok!

is it good ? I'm planning on watching it.

is that First on your profile picture ?

The way I thought He was Yang Yang when I was watching blossom only to be halfway through and was like something is slightly off. Then I discovered it wasn't him. Really uncanny how they look similar

Yes. He definitely needs a protective gear in order to stop getting possessed especially when the ghosts are unstable and vengeful. They have shown us the clue for the water to get him back. Maybe they'll do smthg with it in the next eps ?

That's amazing. I'm glad she's recovering. She was so great in the S2 of the show.

Yeah I get it. Kitty was around the same age when GFNW s1 aired (23/24) and for shooting 13 episodes, she was probably even younger. Becky herself will turn 24 this year. So I'd say they're starting from the same point.