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End of e9 Seo Ri slaps Cha Sa Gye.

I try to explain to people that an actor might not be able to choose what they say, but they can show their ability by choosing *how* to say it. That is when an actor can really shine 🤩! I think that good acting and bad acting can be as simple as a difference in the decisions that the actors make 🤔, e.g. the way they deliver their lines and the expressions they choose to make. If it were a different actor, they might make different decisions. Therefore, one of the reasons we are fortunate to see this version of Cha Segye and Seori is because of Heo Nam Jun and Im Ji Yeon. 👏👏

And to add to what everybody has written, I think Cha segye was upset that Seori never talked to him about it.

And the finger sucking!!!

And the finger sucking!!!

Somehow managed to turn e9 from 1-hour episode into a 3-hour episode 😅

That slap felt real 😳

The ending: When you love that hard, you hurt that hard 😭

I really like how logical the story writing is so far, e.g. Pete is born deaf > Parents try to give him back his hearing > Consequently, he gets possessed by a demon > Niran uses the soul-binding to stop the demon/Pete from losing control > Together they use the demon's hearing ability to find Qi Rong...

It just goes to show that drama doesn't need to look perfect to have a solid structure.

I love a story that is easy to follow, and you can see how the scene after connects to what happened before it 😭

I was watching episode 11 on DisneyPlus, and just as the coronation was about to start, the scene suddenly cut! (This was before I knew what was happening BTS). At first, I thought DisneyPlus was doing that thing were it cuts the credits and skips to the next episode. But when I replayed the end of episode 11 again, it was completely gone. I thought I had accidentally seen a bit of the next episode, which I do sometimes 😓.

Ooooo what's your top five?

There's a K-drama to laugh with, a K-drama to fall in love with, and there's a K-drama to cry with - This is my K-drama to cry with. The last K-drama I cried like this with was Lost.

It's not an Up romance drama if his character isn't a litttttle bit controlling 🤏😅

My only issue with that scene is that the path they took into the forest was lit up 🤔. So all she had to do was follow the lit path back to the resort 🤔. I think someone on set must have missed that detail.

I gave up on The Boys somewhere during S4 😢

Wonderful World. I'm just saying...👏👏👏

I laughed so hard!

I enjoyed this way much more than I thought I would!

Like waaaayy much more.

I had such a good laugh (especially Chae Ni's coffee-transportation-round-the-world montage). I was genuinely sad and happy with the characters. If the drama gets renewed, I will watch it again! And, it had some of the best uses of Creep by Radiohead that I have seen - I rewatched the whole ending of episode six twice!! I love that the drama is so messy and chaotic. I love that the characters are unabashedly uncouth. The WONDERfools, The Atypical Family and Family Matters have been some of the best down-to-earth portrayals of superheroes I have watched. I have been watching K-drama for yeeeaaaars, so I am no longer swayed by hype (most of the time 😅), so please believe me when I say this is a fantastic, well-made show with a loveable cast.

For me, it's when I go back to capture every single word said and to purposefully try to understand the scene 🤭. I don't want the episodes to end 😭

I don't know how. I don't know when. And I don't know why.

All I know is that I have fallen HARD for this drama. So hard that I am going to listen to Harry Styles Falling right now!

Food Wars!!!

You might be getting at something there 🤔

I started singing Billie Eilish 😂