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All Drama Reviews Masterpost
Having watched over 400 dramas, I decided to start posting reviews!
⚠️ WARNING ⚠️ THESE REVIEWS ARE COMPLETELY SUBJECTIVE AND NOT AT ALL CONSISTENT. Read at your own risk.
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Dude, GMMTV's gonna get their artists arrested overseas if they keep this stuff up. Allegedly.
Okay, so, piecing pieces together:
It seems that GMMTV has been sending their artists to work in China on tourist visas. And are thus not paying taxes on what their artists make while in China. This is what we in the business of words would call "stupid" and "illegal as fuck."
China was presumably looking away from this until earlier this month when a similarly illegally Chinese production in Thailand was raided.
Police found Chinese crew members, including men and women, and a Thai interpreter, filming at the location. The officers said the group failed to produce any legal filming permits and had no government officials supervising the production as required by law. The arresting team also found that the Chinese nationals had entered Thailand as tourists and did not possess work permits. - Bangkok Post
Then, this past weekend, Gun Atthaphan's fansign in Hangzhou was apparently interrupted and canceled by the police showing up.
So it seems, as my friend put it, there was a kind of, "I scratch your back, you scratch mine," pact between them that Thailand broke, so now China's retaliating by…looking.
The first thing I thought of was the sasaeng incident with Pond earlier this month where a girl showed up after getting kicked out threatening to call the police on them, so the staff got Pond to give her a high five and a 1:1 photo.
Now, this is only speculation, but like…the assumption at the time is that she was threatening to have the police called because they sold a ticket to a minor and this was queer propaganda or whatever.
But GMMTV sends their BL artists over there for solo events, so it's not a BL event if Pond was alone.
So with all of this in mind, isn't it more likely that the staff were all terrified of getting arrested for working illegally in China on tourist visas, so they got Pond to give the girl what she wanted so it didn't spark a formal investigation?
And if they're doing it in China, what other countries are they trying this in?
Because they send a lot of them to the U.S., and that was already worrying me before there were rumors of GMMTV doing illegal shit in China.
So, hey, hi, hey, GMMTV. If this is true, please pay your taxes and apply for proper work visas and don't risk your staff and artists getting imprisoned in concentration camps in the United States, thank you.
Dude, GMMTV's gonna get their artists arrested overseas if they keep this stuff up. Allegedly.
Okay, so, piecing pieces together:
It seems that GMMTV has been sending their artists to work in China on tourist visas. And are thus not paying taxes on what their artists make while in China. This is what we in the business of words would call "stupid" and "illegal as fuck."
China was presumably looking away from this until earlier this month when a similarly illegally Chinese production in Thailand was raided.
Police found Chinese crew members, including men and women, and a Thai interpreter, filming at the location. The officers said the group failed to produce any legal filming permits and had no government officials supervising the production as required by law. The arresting team also found that the Chinese nationals had entered Thailand as tourists and did not possess work permits. - Bangkok Post
Then, this past weekend, Gun Atthaphan's fansign in Hangzhou was apparently interrupted and canceled by the police showing up.
So it seems, as my friend put it, there was a kind of, "I scratch your back, you scratch mine," pact between them that Thailand broke, so now China's retaliating by…looking.
The first thing I thought of was the sasaeng incident with Pond earlier this month where a girl showed up after getting kicked out threatening to call the police on them, so the staff got Pond to give her a high five and a 1:1 photo.
Now, this is only speculation, but like…the assumption at the time is that she was threatening to have the police called because they sold a ticket to a minor and this was queer propaganda or whatever.
But GMMTV sends their BL artists over there for solo events, so it's not a BL event if Pond was alone.
So with all of this in mind, isn't it more likely that the staff were all terrified of getting arrested for working illegally in China on tourist visas, so they got Pond to give the girl what she wanted so it didn't spark a formal investigation?
And if they're doing it in China, what other countries are they trying this in?
Because they send a lot of them to the U.S., and that was already worrying me before there were rumors of GMMTV doing illegal shit in China.
So, hey, hi, hey, GMMTV. If this is true, please pay your taxes and apply for proper work visas and don't risk your staff and artists getting imprisoned in concentration camps in the United States, thank you.
A winter sun wakes the wind in spring hills' dream (From the creators of 'Secrets happened on the litchi island')
Starring main couple Xiong Yiwen & Liu Jingyu, and secondary couple He Jiakai & Guo Zhongxu. Hu Yichen, who played Xiaozhi in Shotli, will apparently be playing the younger brother of the main character. The cinematography looks absolutely breathtaking. I can't wait for this one.
If Put Your Head On My Shoulder's fandom wasn't the size of two tiny grapes, I would literally be a fandom leader. It is genuinely one of the best shows I have EVER watched and it gets zero recognition in the cdrama space because it's a slow burn. If you like When I Fly Towards You, it is just Zhang Lurang and Su Zaizai in another timeline where they meet as college students. DON'T JUDGE PYHOMS BEFORE YOU FINISH IT.
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PURSUIT OF JADE 逐玉 (2026)
DUANG WITH YOU | EP 7
I love them on this date where one of them keeps having basically every time he remembers what he's doing but also the best time ever each time he forgets what he knows and remembers and instead just stays in the moment.
adult friendships be like-
Listen... NO ONE and I mean, NO ONE, will be able to convince me that this man is not enjoying this.😩😩😩
I got everything. I've made a huge leap.
DUANG WITH YOU (2026) EPISODE 5
duang committing plushie crimes again
Wait. Wait. Wait! Why was Qin hearing "Stop crying! Stop yelling! I told you to stop!" when he started disassociating?
And I don't think we've harped on enough about the difference in food between Duang's family who worried he wasn't eating so they gave him a lot of food, versus Qin's family who made it a point to only give him small pieces of fruit.
Because it's important since instead of Qin admitting his feelings for Duang, he defaults to saying he is hungry, so Duang will give him food.
So Duang inviting someone else to eat with him must have been especially triggering to Qin.
And we still haven't even touched on Qin's ex yet.
What abuse has Qin suffered?!
Domundi, we need to talk!
Qin is such a cat and Duang loves him so much he doesn't know what to do.
DUANG WITH YOU (2026) EPISODE 6
