I don’t believe there’s no credit for the grandma, such an important role!
Yeah it will only appear if it’s linked to the drama. Thanks for the suggestion, I’ve submitted it, now it will probably go to admin to check and approve.
I'm more concerned about how her feelings can change from this strong "brother-sister" relationship. I think that…
Show is already leaning into showing her having strong physical reaction to him. It will probably spend a few eps taking her through the stages of confusion/shame/avoidance before tada, all is revealed! Ren Min has been so good so far, I’m sure we’ll have fun going along the emotional roller coaster with her
Is it just me who is getting irked by the appearance of SML? May be its just 1 episode per day that it feels long…
I’m not sure what’s the basis for saying last 10 ep. Show is already leaning into showing her having strong physical reaction to him. It will probably spend a few eps taking her through the stages of confusion/shame/avoidance before tada, all is revealed! Ren Min has been so good so far, I’m sure we’ll have fun going along the emotional roller coaster with her
Is it just me who is getting irked by the appearance of SML? May be its just 1 episode per day that it feels long…
I’m guessing definitely not before ep18-19, as I see a liquor bottle against these eps on the calendar, and I’ve been seeing a drunk forced proximity scene going around on FB
Does anyone find the scene time for Shumo’s death a bit excessive? Maybe if he’s the trusted sidekick of the…
Yeah it’s definitely par for course to push us the audience button. I’m trying to recall which sidekick’s death was the most bang for buck in emotional devastation…
Does anyone find the scene time for Shumo’s death a bit excessive? Maybe if he’s the trusted sidekick of the ML who died at the end, but this is a side character of a supporting character, not even 10ep in, I havent even had time to form any emotional attachment.
https://mydramalist.com/discussions/long-life-long-street/131028-viewing-calendar-for-the-rise-of-ning