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Okay. But I hope the "genius boxer" actually looks even a little like a boxer.

Coming to Netflix US. They'll roll it out one or two episodes per week. Netflix also picked up "Hidden Love", which will wrap up there on the same day the last episode airs.

You really do have a talent for Shakespearean insults. I can't remember from day to day how many fingers I have, but I remember you.

Looks absolutely zany. Can't wait.

Seems quite uncommon for a Cdrama remake of a Lakorn. I really like the ML. Looking forward to this!

I am defending, generally, writers who produce content that is not in line with our values and judgments, and pushing back specifically against your statement that writers who produce content you don't approve of are mentally and morally "not right".

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Not an expert in Japanese culture, so I can't provide specific information about that, except to say that all writers reflect the rules or laws and customs of their environment. Writing is a solitary activity, usually (except for entertainment/script writers, who may write as individuals in a group), but even so, a Japanese writer is going to reflect Japanese culture, and not, say, the culture of Pakistan.

I don't know what you mean by "fan of this".

I was responding to your sentence: "Something is mentally and morally not right with writers who produce this."

Entertainment writers aren't writing in a cultural vacuum, devoid of any awareness of the zeitgeist of their time.

If they're writing morally ambiguous material, it's because they think there's an audience for it.

This drama was two things I find unforgivable: 1) pointless and 2) boring. Skip this. Trust me.

He's the lead in "Beautiful Gong Shim", which was quite a good romantic comedy. He's been in several other rom coms and romantic dramas.

Well, damn. It seems impossible, but I'm getting attached to . . . halmeoni. I think she'll turn out to be one of my favorite characters, in spite of wanting her dead in the first 6 episodes. Isn't that weird?

Came to write the same thing.

Interesting story, and it's moving right along. The FL is annoying af though--angsty, fragile, hot headed--the kind of character, the more exposure you get, the more you want to dunk her in a bucket. For sure, she's been treated badly in the past, and that's why she's about as stable as a wind sock in high winds, but I hope she settles down or Ima look for that bucket.

I couldn't agree more. Well said.

Woah. It's not that there are many negative reviews. It's that the negative reviews are mentioning the things I really dislike in a drama, and if you have to put up with all that just to get to a lousy ending, wow. Maybe just watch "Love Between Fairy and Devil" again instead?

They get kids to blow in the tube.

There are big differences between people who are 15 years apart--differences in their knowledge, cognitive levels, experience, background, income--even energy levels.These differences may not be insurmountable, but it's no use pretending that they don't exist or they don't matter.

The thing about getting arrested for driving under the influence is that it's not ever the first time someone drove in that condition. This driver is extremely lucky to have been caught before she had an accident that killed someone.

If you drink and you drive, you have a drinking problem that you've made everyone else's problem, too. I hope she can rise above S. Korea's staggering drinking culture and not become a permanent statistic.

In-car devices you have to blow into before you can start your car are, at most, an inconvenience for a determined but intoxicated driver, principally because they're easily bypassed by having someone else blow in them.