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I fell in love with Ryan Cheng as an actor in Journey To You. Been dying for this to come out and really excited to see him in another action period drama.

Honestly I didn't like the ML or the FL. But it's worth the watch for the background characters. You see a lot more of them as the episodes progress

Those two were so funny. Yuanzhi's relationship gives spoiled kid and stepmother vibes. I also love Yuanzhi's interactions with big sister Zi Shang squabbling.

I agree we need a second season. The two female characters had a questionable end that could be expanded on.

I absolutely love this drama. The wardrobe and set design was amazing, I will admit I was more impressed of the secondary brother characters played by Ryan Cheng and Tian Jia Rui. To me they carried most of the show.

I'm not trying to be a hater, but I haven't been much of a fan of her acting since Snowdrop. It reminds me of Anna, the love interest in K2.

Is that Ben from Umbrella Academy? Should be interesting.

I really hope Lee Dong-Wook is in this more. I felt robbed in the last season.

Ah, when I saw this on the top news it looked new to me. Tian Jia-Rui is my current favorite newbie.

The second couple I liked the most was Business Proposal.

I thought the exact same thing. :-)

I'm old. I completely forgot about ChatGPT

His crying was over acted in both Queen of Tears and during his press conference.

This press conference just made him look worse. His agency and lawyer definitely wrote the script. He only referred to Sae-Ron as the deceased, the entire statement was 90% self pity and 10% threatening to sue her family. His agency and Lee Jin Ho the YouTuber that dragged Sae-Ron through the mud to rial up the netizens really needs to be held accountable as well.

I think the term “ up and coming” would be first projects during 2024 maybe 2023. Using this as a timeline, my pick would be Tian Jia Rui from Fangs of Fortune and Journey to You.

She drove drunk damaging property along the way. In Korea it's unforgivable and will be actively hated on a daily basis. To the US, unless people are injured, it's usually a few months of anger, then mocking the mug shots and eventually forgetting about it.

I thought American cancel culture was extreme. Even though it isn't official yet, but going by similar reasons of so many tragic passings. It feels like Korea has made bullying cancel culture into an Olympic sport.

I'd take that over the news caster dubbing.

I loved this drama, but I hate when Chinese dramas always have a nice perfectly happy ending in the middle of the season and then makes it all go down hill for 20 episodes and then we get a moderately happy ending.

Thank God i’m not the only seeing the bad mothers trend. You would think this was written by Walt Disney (all princesses were motherless)