#Lee Seung-Min

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Sir Alex Ferguson Challenge | Part 16 | SAF's Record 13 Titles In Reach

#FM23 #SirAlexFergusonChallenge Part 16: SAF's Record 13 Titles In Reach. Our star strikeforce leads #NFFC to 10 successive titles as I win a 14th as manager. And we take on PSG in the #ChampionsLeague Final. Read here:

Approaching our 20th season at Nottingham Forest, we were now tied with the great man Sir Alex Ferguson’s 13 Premier League successes having won the last nine titles in succession. But SAF may be more proud of our recent record of producing great homegrown talents, as the squad includes 7 academy products heading into the 2041/42 campaign. 18-year-old Harry Wilson is our starting left-back and…

[teashh]

I am so glad the new kdramas are bringing back the specific brand of loser men. You know which brand I'm talking about. The Ahn "min min" Minhyuk brand of loser men and I'm loving it. The "I worship this goddess and I'm so in love with her and I can't believe I get to love her. Oh my gods I love her so much" brand of loser men. And we're being fed so well with lovely runner, love next door, no gain no love, my demon, Cinderella at 2am, Hierarchy, Midnight Romance in Hagwon, doctor slump, Queen of tears, welcome to samdal-ri and even good partner (yes it's one sided but the dedication and yuri's couple too).

We need more fictional loser men who worship women to satiate our eldest independent daughter desires.

[cinematicmasterpiece]

past lives (2023)

[dramastream]

Behind the Scenes of LEE JAE WOOK, GO YOON JUNG, HWANG MIN HYUN, YOO IN SOO & SHIN SEUNG HO for Netflix's The Swoon, December 2022

[junkobato]

Upcoming Kdrama June 2024 🧡

3/6: Player 2: Master of Swindlers with Song Seung Heon, Oh Yeon Seo, Lee Si On. 12 episodes; action, thriller, comedy.

7/6: Hierarchy with Roh Jeong Hui, Lee Chae Min, Kim Jae Won. 7 episodes; thriller, mystery, romance.

12/6: My Sweet Mobster with Uhm Tae Goo, Han Sun Hwa, Kwon Yool. 16 episodes; rom-com.

15/6: Miss Night and Day with Jung Eun Ji, Choi Jin Hyuk, Lee Jung Eun. 16 episodes; rom-com, fantasy.

22/6: DNA lover with Choi Si Won, Jung In Sun, Lee Tae Hwan. 16 episodes; rom-com, melodrama.

28/6: the Whirlwind with Kim Soo Ae, Sol Gyung Gu. 12 episodes; political.

Uhm Tae Goo in a rom-com?! It was about time! 😍

[its-chelisey-stuff]

is it weird that the Choi parents might be my second favorite couple on this show? lol

At first, I was a bit upset about how long the main romance was taking to begin, but I'm really glad that the problems in the Choi family were resolved before Seunghyo continued pursuing Seukryu. I think there's something so romantic and wholesome about the fact that once your life is in complete order, with no chaos or noise around you, you can devote yourself to being in love, not to fix your problems, or complete your life, but to enrich it.

damn, they really gave the parents really good lines hahaha I just know these two actors were really excited about having to portray a romance when rarely anyone of their age gets to do that in dramaland.

And for Seunghyo it's always been Seukryu, his lifeline and light in his chaotic family life. Trying to start a relationship, trying to form this bond with a person you love it's definitely different, stronger, once everything in your life is settled and there are no traumas about relationships looming in the shadows. I've seen far too many dramas with that plotline and it feels right that this drama dealt with this before launching a relationship with our two mains.

And I was right!! The problem with the Choi parents was communication. It took a really scary situation for them to get to the place where they finally were able to talk it all out, but I'm glad no one was badly hurt and that it was before they divorced (cough cough looking at you , Queen of Tears cough cough).

I'm just really happy for all three of them, and I'm so glad that Seunghyo finally got to say his part as well, and that he sort of became a child again, scared that his parents were gonna divorce. It was hard to see him being in that state, and I have to praise Jung HaeIn for being able to convey those emotions in a way that it made them feel real and made me feel for him. Here you have a thirty-something-year-old man, with a successful career and a life already separated from his parents, but who has always lived in fear about a possibly imminent divorce, the end of his family, even if he thought it was barely holding on, it was his imperfect family! and to see him being so hurt once he got the news he had been dreading for half his life… oooff. It got to me.

Also, Seokryu looks already like the daughter-in-law. And I love that it wasn't awkward or out of place at all that she was there to look for the mom, to offer support, and/or to be witness of the family reunion and reconciliation. It made sense for her to be there, even if she took a step behind and just listened, it made sense. I'm sure the Choi parents already love her like a daughter and I'm sticking with my theory that they are gonna be the most happy with the news of the two dating, unlike the Bae parents, which I honestly do not expect much from. Sadly.

[kdram-chjh]

Stray Kids "MOUNTAINS" Video

Watch this video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80H_-aHTUws

[naksushadows]

individual alchemy of souls posters are so magical

[roadtophantom]

Phantom double Lee Yun-yeong with Cho Seung-woo, Jeon Dong-seok, Kim Ju-taek, Choi Jae-rim, and Kwon Ga-min

[stuff-diary]

The Frog

TV Shows/Dramas watched in 2024

The Frog (2024, South Korea)

Director: Mo Wan Il

Writer: Son Ho Young

Mini-review:

Wow, I didn't think I would enjoy The Frog so much. I guess I was in the mood for a dark, propulsive thriller. I've seen some people say it's 'slow', but like... where? This kept me glued to the screen from the very first episode, and it got more and more intense throughout the next ones. It even ventures into psychological horror territory from time to time, which made it even more fun to me. The writing isn't perfect (some of the characters aren't as well developed as they should), but the directing and the acting more than make up for it. Go Min Si turns in a particularly strong performance, and it's clear she gave it her all. I'm not gonna say this is the best thriller k-drama I've seen, but it was definitely enjoyable as hell.

[embracethefeels]

I reached the episode where Mu-deok consumes the other soul shifter (s1 ep12) and Uk tries to comfort her.

She warns him not to get close because she might be running wild and he says, “no, you’re ok. You’re ok. You’re going to be fine,” in the softest voice. Then hugs her.

This drama truly taught me, “if he/she could, he/she would.” Honestly, if they could, they would and Uk truly said, “I will.”

Never go for the bare minimum.

[my-drama-heart2406]

You know, I'm a part of Uk-Yeong nation just as much as anyone else.

But this...

And this

And of course this

He's ready with the ring

Let's not forget this

This is the real ship..🥰💖😁😂

[rosenlily-aka-choconut]

Top 5 ships?

I’ll give you more than 5, my friend

Lee Rang/Yeo-hee (Canon, Tale of the nine tailed 1938)

Jaime/Brienne (Canon, Game of Thrones)

Lee Rang/Ki Yu-ri (Tale of the nine tailed)

They had such explosive chemistry!

Ten/Rose (Sort of canon) Doctor Who

Go Seung-tak/Cha Young-min (C’mon, they were in a romcom) - Ghost Doctor

Jang uk/Mu deok (I refuse to watch season 2)

Alchemy of Souls

Han Joon-hwi/Kang Sol A - Law school

(The script said legal drama, but Mr. Kim Beom wrote a rom-com here)

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Past Lives Celine Song. 2023

Date 579-1 Makgye-dong, Gwacheon-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea See in map

See in imdb

[anotherfanaccount]

People who waited from August to December for part 2 of Alchemy of souls....how????? How did you all manage???

Just finished part 1 and I'm in shambles. Would have been digging my own grave if I didn't have these 10 more episodes.

Jang uk🫂 naksu/mu deok 🫂 park gang gu 🫂 seo yul 🫂 Cho yeon 🫂 crown prince 🫂 madam kim.....these people have my heart. See how the kids are suffering because adults wanted to play with power beyond them. And still are playing with the kids at stake. Madam Kim the only grown up ever.

Also how dare they make this final episode so sweet for all these couples and then just everything goes up in flames.

Like woah. The tone changes and how. With literal death.

Jin Mu is the example of fuck around and find out tbh. Man literally did everything that has Jang UK in full power. I hope he dies a horrible death. Can't wait to see that.

Crown Prince. I just hope you repent a bit. You were not at fault but still. Look what you enabled man.

[kdram-chjh]

Stray Kids "JJAM" M/V

Watch this video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ytGFxD-FcI