This isn't the first time an artist has fallen from a balcony or window to his death. Last year, former On Direction…
They might have said he fell because he wasn’t the kind of person who would commit suicide. Even if they had called it a suicide, it would have raised a lot of suspicion, since the people around him would have said he wasn’t that type of person. Besides, people don’t usually decide to commit suicide all of a sudden; they often do it when they’re alone and leave a note.
A death similar to Yu Meng Long’s has occurred in Turkiye as well. It is claimed that a famous Turkish artist passed away after falling from a balcony while intoxicated, and this is currently under investigation. I also believe that Turkiye and China have shared certain similar attitudes since ancient times, as we were in contact for long periods throughout history. Because of that, I can somewhat predict how things unfold. I think this was a murder committed to cover up other people’s corruption.
I didn't use this site while watching it, because I didn't watch it with English subtitles, but you can watch it in 720p and with English subtitles from this site.
Renting a hotel room with your ex-girlfriend and talking about the səx you used to have with her while you have a wife and children. I put myself in the man's wife's shoes, it's a terrible scenario.
I think it's overrated, the three scenes I called "very clever" are either there or not, but they didn't seem enough for an anti-bullying concept. I also liked that the girls' school uniforms actually resembled school uniforms and weren't sexualized at all, and the cinematography was truly on a whole other level.
Maybe it's just me but I never liked the series, it never met my expectations, even School 2021 was much better than this in my opinion. (No hate, i just didn't like it.)
I think the sexual assault scenes should have been more indrectly, both to avoid psychologically damaging the child actors and to deter those who might want to watch with malicious intent. This is the first time in my life that I've skipped a movie because it bothered me, even though there wasn't any blood in it. I'm not a sensitive person.
It was a good choice to present the sexual assault scenes in a veiled manner. Frankly, this way, the psychology of the child actor could have been protected, and it also prevented those who wanted to watch the movie with malicious intentions.
I loved the second couple too. I wish it was a series and we could see the relationship of the second couple closely, but it's a wonderful production that really warms the heart.
Frankly, it will be strange for me to say this in an era when AI is so developed, but I loved the series, it is one of my favorite K-Dramas, I think it is a great production that shows that love is not just about a body or a material thing, but is entirely about our emotions.
I wonder who came up with the idea for this movie, I've never seen anything more ridiculous in my life, I don't care about people's experiences of their own free will, but something could only be described in such a despicable way. (The things I'm talking about as disgusting are what the movie presents to us not the actions of the people, as I said, they don't concern me. )
It was quite successful, but there were some things I didn't like. First of all, it wasn't nice that Yeo Reum had romantic scenes with all three brothers, it was against the brotherhood dynamic. Also, it wasn't nice that Yeo Reum was taken in by her ex-sister Na Ra, who committed su*cide. I don't think it's a good concept to replace someone who passed away. Other than that, it's watchable.
I didn't use this site while watching it, because I didn't watch it with English subtitles, but you can watch it in 720p and with English subtitles from this site.