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Replying to Berlin 9 days ago
The delusional woke karens will cry about AI without realizing EVERYTHING HAS AI now. And this is the worst AI…
By all means, keep licking the boots of these multi millionaire companies. Next thing you know, all your favorite actors will have lost their jobs and have their likeness stolen by AI. Hope you're okay with watching slop for the rest of your miserable life until AI steals your job too and you can't even afford to pay to watch the slop anymore.
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Replying to BanxiTheCommentaryGrrl 9 days ago
netizens are insane. get a life. it was obviously a mistake and they talked about it together, which is how it…
"Mistake" is giving these netizens way too much credit. The actors were clearly joking around with each other since they seem to be friends. Truly these netizens are lonely as hell to not know you joke like this with people you're friendly with. Maybe less screen time and more grass touching could be prescribed by doctors as a solution?
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Replying to mivhou 18 days ago
is it like, impossible to think for ourselves anymore? why do we need ai to make up fake scenarios?
Like, for real now. How is AI needed in something like this when we have a bajillion ways to create this using real people? I guess asking for these execs to pay actual human scriptwriters is a bit too much, right? God forbid they lose out some money they would be spending in a 13th summer house in Bali or something
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Replying to makepetteri32 Jun 27, 2026
I feel like most novel based cdramas seem so much weaker if you've read the novel, they usually just can't do…
Exactly, which is why now I always watch the shows first and if I like them I go back and read the source material. That way I'm always gaining something instead of losing and I can just treat the show as an AU lol
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Replying to ZZ1 Jun 23, 2026
Okay I have questions -This seems to be the most recommended in the genre after Khemjira, which I'm having massive…
Q1: Totally subjective, depends on whether you prefer a heavier focus on plot or romance. Here the clear focus is on the romance, to the detriment of the plot. Whereas in Khemjira the plot is king, and the romance is a subplot that is woven more subtly into the story.

Q2: The romance is more lust at first sight than once and forever type. The MCs find each other hot and get bothered throughout the show until they decide to do something about it, and fall in love in the process.

Q3: No, both horror and romance divide the screen time, though the horror is quickly solved in the last episode to make room for the romance (see Q1 for my subjective view on how well balanced these are).

Q4: In my subjective opinion, very much so. In the second half the scriptwriters give up the pretence of caring for the murder investigation and start giving way for a lot (and I mean, A LOT) of romantic scenes, to the point where they scramble to close out the murder and horror aspects at the end because they wasted all their time making the MCs kiss in the most inadvisable places instead of having them, you know, do their jobs and catch a serial killer.
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