Our Golden Days? More like 'Our Unemployment Days', 'Our Unfortunate Days', 'Our Embarrassing Days'. Pick one, they're all relatable.
Gotta admit that this week's episodes were a bit more fun to watch but I still don't particularly like the leads' characters at all.
Ji Eun Oh is the perfect embodiment of 'Unrequited Love Final Boss'. At this point, I don't know whether to hate her or feel sorry for and empathize with her. I know and I understand that love is hard and rejection is even harder, but for the love of God, she needs to let go.
In my head, I thought the worst thing Lee Ji Hyeok could possibly say to reject her is "No, I don't like you" but boy was I wrong. My guy prepared a thesis of all the awful things one could say to reject someone and spat it all out in one breath. That was brutal but I'm not defending Ji Eun Oh though, she had it coming. She's known him for years and "supposedly" understands the nature of his sharp personality, but still asked for a second serving. Girl, WRAP. IT. UP.
I still firmly believe that they do NOT belong together, and no it still has nothing to do with their chemistry but their INCOMPATIBLE "current" personalities. Maybe they'll later change and become a bit more convenient for each other.
It didn't once cross my mind but when the girl at the café asked Park Seong Jae if he liked Lee Ji Hyeok. I was like, 'You know what that's actually not a bad idea!' LOL They seem to have a better understanding of each other's characters than anyone else.
I don't necessarily love nor hate Park Seong Jae's character so far but I think falling for the girl who has a HUGE crush on your childhood best friend was definitely the wrong move on his part. I know you can't help who you fall for but he needs to move on as well because Ji Eun Oh ain't getting over Lee Ji Hyeok anytime soon.
Oh, and I didn't like the way Lee Ji Hyeok was talking to Park Seong Jae at the tennis club. He seems to suffer from an inferiority complex or something because Park Seong Jae is, in my opinion, a really good friend and he was speaking facts but still Lee Ji Hyeok found a way to somehow get offended.
I don't know where the story is going but I have a good feeling it'll get better. The acting is nice as well. I just wish Ji Eun Oh (Jung In Sun) would stop puckering and pouting her lips while she's talking because Lee Ji Hyeok seems to be right about that, she's indeed acting like a child.
I hope we can get more for saturday , the edits will go hard if we get more scenes .
I remember a few months back I skimmed through the novel and they indeed didn't have much presence and I didn't really care that much about them. But the moment I saw them on screen, I fell in love with their chemistry and tension. I wish Nong Jian could write a standalone book about them and how they first met and how their relationship evolved AND THEN make it into a drama. Ugh I'm so delulu :')
Am I the only one who's lowk sad that there wasn't much of Gao Tu and Wen Lang in the preview? 😭 I had high expectations. I keep digging for scraps anywhere but there aren't many edits or enough people freaking out about them. They're so underrated, I wish they could have their own spin-off.
Timmy Xu and Johnny Huang😭😭No matter how wealthy the Nong sisters may be, China is very strict and doesn’t…
Like can you actually imagine if all the unreleased footage get magically leaked? I'd absolutely go insane because Addicted is literally my very first BL drama ever and I was legit addicted to it at one point. Wow.. we've come a long way since 2016.
Preview ep 9I don't understand something, sheng doesn't know that it's hua who is making those things in the room?
As far as I remember, no, he doesn't know it's HY. I think based on the novel, the room was dark and SY couldn't actually see who was doing that to him.
Preview 9! Wow! Wow! Wow! I'm too stunned to speak. This feels like a breakthrough in the industry of Chinese BLs. Next week's episode could either make it or break it, depending on how influential and powerful Nong Jian actually are. Last time anyone attempted to release similar content got either banned from existing in the same room or banned from looking at each other. I do hope from the bottom of my heart that everything sails smoothly and we get the full drama and nothing bad happens to the actors.
I wasn't really into this drama the first couple of episodes, but surprisingly this week I felt as if it has actually grown on me.
Weirdly enough, all the characters seem to be connected in some sort of way but I can't exactly put my finger on it.
Episode 6 had these dreamy Japanese quiet city vibes of a slow summer slice-of-life anime that I actually enjoyed watching.
I know the whole plot of the drama is meant to be around Yeo Reum being a solo traveler rediscovering and finding herself but I can't help wishing Yeon Seok was a bit more involved in her trips. They kinda have sweet chemistry and adding a little bit of romance during this journey of life would be so beautiful in my opinion. We still have 4 episodes to go. I hope there are some cutesy moments.
Can someone please explain to me why the Japanese woman stole the girl's wallet and then gave it back to her over the counter? I didn't really understand what happened. Does she have kleptomania or something? Because she obviously gave the camera back, I don't think she's a thief.
Hard to believe that there are people out there who didn't stumble across a random Omegaverse book on Wattpad…
@kacee_ottis TWIN! WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN? Seeing the tags literally gave me nostalgia. Werewolf books literally had a chokehold on my teenage self. There was this Wattpad author that built an entire universe of about 3 or 4 generations of werewolves and their families and mates. And let me tell you I've read every single book. Ahh those were the days.. Now nothing feels the same anymore. :/
Hard to believe that there are people out there who didn't stumble across a random Omegaverse book on Wattpad…
Pretty much valid to me. Omegaverse, werewolves, mpreg, etc do have many things in common and basically a young reader's starter pack. Guess not all of us started out as readers.
Gotta admit that this week's episodes were a bit more fun to watch but I still don't particularly like the leads' characters at all.
Ji Eun Oh is the perfect embodiment of 'Unrequited Love Final Boss'. At this point, I don't know whether to hate her or feel sorry for and empathize with her. I know and I understand that love is hard and rejection is even harder, but for the love of God, she needs to let go.
In my head, I thought the worst thing Lee Ji Hyeok could possibly say to reject her is "No, I don't like you" but boy was I wrong. My guy prepared a thesis of all the awful things one could say to reject someone and spat it all out in one breath. That was brutal but I'm not defending Ji Eun Oh though, she had it coming. She's known him for years and "supposedly" understands the nature of his sharp personality, but still asked for a second serving. Girl, WRAP. IT. UP.
I still firmly believe that they do NOT belong together, and no it still has nothing to do with their chemistry but their INCOMPATIBLE "current" personalities. Maybe they'll later change and become a bit more convenient for each other.
It didn't once cross my mind but when the girl at the café asked Park Seong Jae if he liked Lee Ji Hyeok. I was like, 'You know what that's actually not a bad idea!' LOL They seem to have a better understanding of each other's characters than anyone else.
I don't necessarily love nor hate Park Seong Jae's character so far but I think falling for the girl who has a HUGE crush on your childhood best friend was definitely the wrong move on his part. I know you can't help who you fall for but he needs to move on as well because Ji Eun Oh ain't getting over Lee Ji Hyeok anytime soon.
Oh, and I didn't like the way Lee Ji Hyeok was talking to Park Seong Jae at the tennis club. He seems to suffer from an inferiority complex or something because Park Seong Jae is, in my opinion, a really good friend and he was speaking facts but still Lee Ji Hyeok found a way to somehow get offended.
I don't know where the story is going but I have a good feeling it'll get better. The acting is nice as well. I just wish Ji Eun Oh (Jung In Sun) would stop puckering and pouting her lips while she's talking because Lee Ji Hyeok seems to be right about that, she's indeed acting like a child.
Gu Hai crawled so Hua Yong could thrive
Weirdly enough, all the characters seem to be connected in some sort of way but I can't exactly put my finger on it.
Episode 6 had these dreamy Japanese quiet city vibes of a slow summer slice-of-life anime that I actually enjoyed watching.
I know the whole plot of the drama is meant to be around Yeo Reum being a solo traveler rediscovering and finding herself but I can't help wishing Yeon Seok was a bit more involved in her trips. They kinda have sweet chemistry and adding a little bit of romance during this journey of life would be so beautiful in my opinion. We still have 4 episodes to go. I hope there are some cutesy moments.
Can someone please explain to me why the Japanese woman stole the girl's wallet and then gave it back to her over the counter? I didn't really understand what happened. Does she have kleptomania or something? Because she obviously gave the camera back, I don't think she's a thief.