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the prince has got to be my fav character!!! HE HIT HIM?! Lmaooo no hesitation, no mercy hahaha behind his back? i cant with this I literally almost died laughing. the book lmao dead... Family treasure!!!! Economics of Thank you!!!!! Thank you to the author writing that perfect scene
I want a manga like this one Hiding a Logistics Center https://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/hiding_a_logistics_center_in_the_apocalypse/
just finished the latest chapter and have yet to achieve my fill now I'm left in a limbo of dissatisfaction!!! PLS help me
I want something with a main character and a super OP character with a cheating ability. Especially where he can create somewhat of a secret base in a subspace or have a huge infinite storage... I have a huge hoarder mindset so I love stories where the MC has so many resources at hand. or ones where he can build a home base using his cheat ability
something like
Seijo no Maryoku wa Bannou desu
or
Hello, I am a Witch and my Crush Wants me to Make a Love Potion!
another world fantasy where they focus on cooking, or potion, or alchemy , or magic and adventuring rather than revenge plot, or princes
THank you so much most of then I have read b4 but now that I've seen it again I'm so open to rereading all of them this type of manga just happens to be what I am in the mood for... if anyone has anymore suggestion pls leave more comments
in the story, they stated that historical dramas is a hot potato bomb or that famous actors avoid it why? is it not as popular as movies? or is it harder to film? is it like a known thing?
I think I heard it's very easy to get typecasted once you act in a historical drama but idk honestly
Probably because people like to nitpick on historical inaccuracies? Especially if it's based on real historical figures?
I mean, Korea has a LOT of dramas, romance especially. And the popular ones are rarely historical setting. I guess making a historical drama popular is a hit or miss.
Fun fact! I actually watched a popular korean historical drama on my local tv station called "Dae Jang Geum", or the English title "Jewel in the Palace". And it's not even called those things, it's Chinese dub (I think?) so the title is Da Chang Jin? I remember watching it on my crappy CRT tv where if it rains, the signal's bad and I kept hitting the tv because I was desperate to watch the episode
It's High Investment but little to no guarantee of financial returns. The demographic for period films in Korea are shrinking + is currently being dominated by other genres. Not to mention, it's harder to insert sponsorship/ad placements within the show itself which further decreases the possibility of bigger funding in comparison to the usual modern dramas.
I was completely off but atleast now I know the answer
I forgot about Korea and their "subtle" sponsorship LoL
In this webtoon, it mentioned that historical dramas in South Korea have to be historically accurate. Along with the high investment mentioned above (which is the most likely reason, honestly), I imagine it also has a lot to do with stale storytelling. If you know anything about history, then I assume you would know the beginning, middle and end to all the shows. Can't be very exciting.