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@swathi I don’t remember if the drama showed that much description when she brought the ribbon. As far as I remember, she just placed it near his room. But in Chapters 10 and 11 of the novel, there is quite a detailed scene of her buying the ribbon.

Originally posted by: beanstalk04

@swathi I don’t remember if the drama showed that much description when she brought the ribbon. As far as I remember, she just placed it near his room. But in Chapters 10 and 11 of the novel, there is quite a detailed scene of her buying the ribbon.

Yeah..are you liking the book version ?

Originally posted by: Swathi_7

Yeah..are you liking the book version ?

In the last 10 episodes, it feels a bit messy.

When you read the novel, many lines and scenes are the same, but the director has changed the scenarios according to his own vision. For example, in the novel, the goons come to the house after the wedding, but in the drama, they come before the wedding.

The novel has better detailing, but I would say the director handled it well up to Episode 29. It’s not possible to show everything in 40 episodes, but the first half is really excellent.

I haven’t finished reading the novel yet, so it’s hard to say which version is better. Per mujhe novel mai ribbon ka detailing pasand aya.

By the way, in C-dramas, male leads are usually “green forest” types at least in most of the dramas I’ve seen.

In novels, heroes often have flaws, but when directors adapt them into dramas, they modify the characters in their own way. Maybe that’s just how the system works there.

This year, I’ve watched two of the best C-dramas: First Love Between Lines and Pursuit of Jade.

Whenever you post your review, don’t forget to tag me@swathi

Originally posted by: beanstalk04

I liked the drama version up to Episode 29. I just have a few complaints for example, she should have known about the Gua Sha therapy.

In the last 10 episodes, it feels a bit messy.

When you read the novel, many lines and scenes are the same, but the director has changed the scenarios according to his own vision. For example, in the novel, the goons come to the house after the wedding, but in the drama, they come before the wedding.

The novel has better detailing, but I would say the director handled it well up to Episode 29. It’s not possible to show everything in 40 episodes, but the first half is really excellent.

I haven’t finished reading the novel yet, so it’s hard to say which version is better. Per mujhe novel mai ribbon ka detailing pasand aya.

By the way, in C-dramas, male leads are usually “green forest” types at least in most of the dramas I’ve seen.

In novels, heroes often have flaws, but when directors adapt them into dramas, they modify the characters in their own way. Maybe that’s just how the system works there.

This year, I’ve watched two of the best C-dramas: First Love Between Lines and Pursuit of Jade.

Whenever you post your review, don’t forget to tag me@swathi

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCcWJ0kyWik

I think you may like it..they have edited full drama into 45 mins ..so nice to relive favorite scenes

https://www.missevan.com/sound/player?id=11667016

Omg I found it. There is indeed the audio drama version of the show . First two episodes are free

Originally posted by: beanstalk04

I have watched Reset. She keeps trying to stop the bomb blast, and they both get stuck in the same time loop again and again with the hero.

18 Again I think it’s the Korean version of 17 Again zac efron ka

I’ve already watched Twinkling Watermelon.

I’ve also watched See You in My 19th Life.

My Perfect Stranger looks very interestingI’ll try watching it.

Thank you! for your suggestions

I love My Perfect Stranger.

Originally posted by: missFiesty_69

I thought alcohol was a must with food in the West. I didn’t know it was the same with East Asia. (Or maybe did US copy them )

Saare Chinese and Korean dramas mein they keep drinking. I am like paani se zyada toh yeh log apne apne desho ka desi daaru peete rehte hain and inka liver kharab nahi hota

Originally posted by: PunnyPotato

Saare Chinese and Korean dramas mein they keep drinking. I am like paani se zyada toh yeh log apne apne desho ka desi daaru peete rehte hain and inka liver kharab nahi hota

I keep thinking the same thing — how do they manage to live even after constant alcohol consumption?

Originally posted by: PunnyPotato

Saare Chinese and Korean dramas mein they keep drinking. I am like paani se zyada toh yeh log apne apne desho ka desi daaru peete rehte hain and inka liver kharab nahi hota

They must be balancing it out with supplements. Melody Of Golden Age or some other drama I forgot now, mentioned chicken liver is good for night blindness, at first I was like ehh?? then it turned out to be true. No wonder they have giblets as a whole damn meal. So kahi na kahi iska bhi solution hoga within their meals

They even claim to cure(at least improve) impotency through a certain type of food, liver kya baat hai

I think a spin off with yu boer and changning will definitely come ..he is very much fond of her and so is she right from childhood