What? He’s still getting screen time, and he’s throwing tantrums on top of that? I thought he’d leave after Ep 20 or so. Damn! The director should’ve bid him farewell after the marriage ceremony incident. ._.)
ZX really needs to move on, or at least let NXG move on. Dude keeps taking shots whenever he thinks NXG cheated him or did him dirty. He acts like NXG owes him something.
Just to make you all smile today, because IT IS MY BIRTHDAY TODAY! Here are 4 teasers! Enjoy!Teaser Ep 27https://www.iq.com/play/shine-on-me-2gcw1lnozr0?lang=en_usTeaser…
Happy birthday to you! May you have a fantabulous year! 🥳
I’ve heard there are some misunderstandings between the leads, and because of misplaced blame the ML gives the FL a hard time. Could someone kindly let me know how intense those ‘hard times’ are? I struggle to like the lead when it becomes overly petty or unfair, as I’ve seen in many dramas. Thank you in advance! ❤️
i get Wooju blaming himself for his parents death, but its so stupid for grown ass adults to blame a little kid…
I’ve seen this happen in so many dramas—where a child’s actions are judged as though they were those of an adult. Come on, how can you hold that against him or treat it as a reflection of his personality and character once he’s grown up? And here, it’s even more absurd—they’re putting liability on an adult for something he did as a child, something that wasn’t even wrong in the first place.
Could anyone be a darling and tell me which Korean or Chinese dramas have storylines that somewhat match this one? It doesn’t have to be a perfect match — just similar enough in the leads’ personalities, their camaraderie, or the overall plot driving force, so I can decide if it suits my taste.
It’s surprisingly good so far (through 22 of 33 episodes). There are really no love rivals to speak of — pretty…
Thanks for the info! How is the ML? I’m looking for a mature, serious, and responsible one. I’ve seen too many immature, irresponsible, and forcefully-comedic ones these days.
How’s it looking, my peeps? Is this the one for someone like me—who can’t stand for-no-reason-rude or bratty main characters, dragged-out and over-intense angst, or lingering love polygons (especially those with someone still carrying a torch for the leads)?
The director should’ve bid him farewell after the marriage ceremony incident. ._.)
Thank you in advance! ❤️