#kdrama questions

[faunandfloraas]

seungmin x chk chk boom

[lastofthe20thcenturygirls]

if you ever feel like a failure just remember that the main kidnapper wanted hee-joo to divorce sa-eon and ended up kickstarting their lovestory instead

[divineandmajesticinone]

LET FREE THE CURSE OF TAEKWONDO I EP. 04

[ryoun]

Well, I don't get involved with others' love lives. I'm hardly ever interested, but your (my) situation... My heart is suffering immensely. You're (I'm) the one with the issue. Well, what do you (I) think of Ms. Chae? You know how it is, when she's thirsty, you (I) want to get her water as soon as possible. What do you call it when you (I) only have eyes for her? What's that? Could you (I) have feelings for her?

[lienwyn]

Devour

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Will I ever draw Jong Woo without covering him in blood, you ask?

Stay tuned and find out.

[thedevildeer]

You kept your promise Jeongwoo-ya

[bitchofdarkness]

Kim Yeong-hu and Kang Seok-chan: looking at the other while one talks

[kdramaxoxo]

EMERGENCY

Dramacool and subsidiaries are closing!! Where will I watch dramas now?!?!? This is genuinely sad, I hope that something else pops-up. I don't want to be left hanging, hoping for dramas I find interesting to be licensed

Ugh. It's true...THANKS WE HATE IT.

I will say that Kissasian was working for me the other night so it's possible that it we can survive on that if it is not related? Hopefully someone else will pop up behind them!

Also the biggest loss for me is asianwiki. I use it multiple times a day!

Hugs everyone xoxo

[midnight-sally]

Hae Jo, Mr. Plankton, Episode 1

[outlook-hater]

it's Thursday which means it's almost time for WTPR who else cheered

[thedeathdeelers]

so after finally catching up on when the phone rings i genuinely don’t understand the discourse surrounding saeon and his role as a "toxic" male lead…….

we’re slowly being shown the reasons why they’re both the way they are and who they are — they are slowly showing us why saeon does things the way he has been doing them so far and why he’s slowly but surely changing

he’s the least problematic male lead if you compare him to a lot of older kdrama MLs

i mean his character has depth

[fake-married-my-dead-fiance]

I'm not against the trope "she can't cook", my problem is more with the "apparently she can't taste" trope. Like, it's a soup if it's too salty you add water and increase the flame, it's not rocket science.

YES! I have no problem with characters that can't cook, but why can't they taste? If I was trying to cook something I hadn't made before, I would definitely taste it. I wouldn't just serve it completely blind.

The specific trope I hate is this:

Person lovingly cooks something that looks perfect (usually bad food looks or smells bad) and then it tastes terrible. Whomever they served it to struggles it down anyway.

This trope was avoided in Tale of the Nine Tailed, for example, where Lee Yeon just threw out all his bad attempts and just had his friend cook the final meal. That totally makes sense to me and was funnier to be honest. It made sense in Perfect Marriage Revenge because the food both looked and tasted bad and the person who cooked that knew and was planning to throw it out. My Lovely Liar also did this trope well, where the male lead made a steak dinner and the steak was too tough but it was an okay meal (understandable mistake).

Business Proposal was borderline because the eater worked in the food industry and it was implied he had a very refined palate, but that the food was okay just not up to his standards.

The trope bothered me in No Gain No Love (taste your food!), My Demon (perfect icing but the cake tastes like crap? What?), and Because This is My First Life (the ramen was visibly undercooked and Woo Su-ji watched her boyfriend eat it like she enjoyed torturing him).

For Ju-won in Family by Choice, who is a baker and raised by a cook, it seemed very unrealistic that she wouldn't both taste and know what it was supposed to taste like, so she would have thrown out a bad attempt. It's out of character for her and lazy writing, in my opinion.

[diaphanuos]

i finished watching moving and just!! spoilers ahead

i absolutely love the show??? the way the characters were written, just *chef's kiss*

like pls mihyun who wouldn't shoot at her commanding officer's order but will not hesitate to kill someone to protect her son

and jang juwon seeing lee jaeman about to attack the shockwave guy and going all "you're so fucked"

and lee jaeman going absolutely berserk to protect his son, but also "don't do that, ganghoon-ah, you'll hurt your hand"

and the kids!! bongseok carrying his eomma on his back like she used to do for him when he was younger

and huisoo throwing herself in front of a bullet in one scene and comforting a bloodied crying man on the sidewalk the next (showing us that she's both her father's and her mother's daughter)

and the nk agents too!! the show depicting that they might belong to a different side but they're human too and their whole backstories pls like just absolutely heartbreaking and they deserve better and "those who forces sacrifices are to blame" and my heart hurts at just how they were all called monsters but were used as pawns by the actual monsters

just !!!!!! so good

[ryoun]

when Eunyu realized she answered too quickly.

✨bonus🍉

[existingingrey]

English subtitles can never do justice..

[jingooism]

these gays are trying to kill me