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Hahahaha guys I literally was thinking this when this scee happened. Good to know I wasn't the only one

Thanks for sharing that lovely gif It's soooo pretty. Yes, I do feel like that's what he does. This very gentle, non-judgemental, meeting her at her pace sort of feel describes all his actions. And just seeing more into her soul, rather than very shallow, physical assements of her as a person I felt like it might have been evil? Not sure if my reading is valid or I'm just jaded from too many years of characters in dramas masqurading as good people, but then turning out to be bad (I'm thinking of the last one I spotted immediately which was Oh il nam from Squid Game ) I'm guessing WYW is the daughter of competing firm CEO or WYW mum took Oppa away from her many years ago? Otherwise it could be genuine and she's a friend of WYW's mum and watching out for her... I was also curious about the present! I think it was a whale ocean/ snow globe type thing. OMG yessss....bring back the badge! I didn't buy a Kang Tae Oh badge Even better!!! I'm so excited! It's been awhile since we had drama themed badges (but totally understand that it takes time to make them. Thanks @Tofu and others for lending your creative talents)

...In a better drama than the last one! I miss The Witch's Diner...I want that level of chemistry and story-telling

Just realised I haven't written my thoughts since the first week I'm enjoying this series, but it shows at a weiird time where I live and my other series all show right after this, so I end up forgeting to write about it. Episode 3-8 I loved the episodes this week! Admittedly, the last few weeks, I did find the pacing a bit slow because it's obviously a longer drama with an ensemble cast so they have more time to set up the complicated fantasy elements of the storyline and Jang Uk couldn't be too strong without a period of training from Naksu. While it totally made sense, I guess I was enjoying it slowly, but I wasn't hooked yet. This week I really felt that all threads of the story were becoming more tightly woven, especially with Naksu's past revealed, bits of Mu Deok's identity hinted at, Jang Uk finally mastering Tansu and having some of this own strengths to play with and the different mage houses having their own agendas revealed or teased as well So now it seems confirmed that Mu Deok is probably the eldest daughter of the Jin family....but I wonder how she ended up how she was and also how they didn't recognise her at all? I mean, for all the magic of the Jin family, you would think that they would be able to detect if a person was their missing daughter right? Maybe they will go for some less obvious twist, but I think this show seems to go in a direction that makes you think, but also flows in the way you think as well. I actually really enjoyed that evil magic mirror story. Maybe I just like the snow white, evil queen vibes and the sinister mirror world/ projecting illusions because I'm a sucker for fairytales and other fantasy things like Lord of the Rings, but I think it really establishes the magic of this world Sure there's the alchemy of souls, but there's also lots of other magical, fantastical and dangerous things in this world to challenge our heroes....even though the alchemy of souls seems to be the focus, it exists in a wider world of magic as well. Speaking of alchemy of souls, I loved that scene where Mu Deok protected Jang Uk from having his soul shifted. There was something really beautiful about the way she shielded him. I saw a question on twitter about the 2 souls of Naksu / Mu Deok....if there is ever a seperation, will Jang Uk like Naksu, whose personality he has been interacting with so far or Mu Deok who is the face/ body he has become so familiar with? The humour in this series is so much better than I initally thought. I laughed so hard at the chaste tea - both when Jang Uk was upset that he has drank so much and then when he wholeheartedly encouraged his friends to drink it. Also thought it was funny this week when they had the Naksu scarf trend...this is so reflective of human nature in real life And then there was also the scene where Jang Uk soooo bluntly rejected that girl. I like it when the hero is not fickle or a push over...and that showed his very strong convictions Lastly, the acting and chemistry is sooo good from all the cast. I'm just always impressed by LJW's balance of the comical with the more emotional or tender scenes with Mu Deok. Similarly, I like when JSM is the haughty and proud Naksu...and then 2 minutes later she switches to 'flithy Mu Deok' and is trying to play dumb/ suck up to everyone. Mu Deok also must have saved a country in her last life because she has a harem of handsome guys just 'thinking' about her (though denying their crushes)...though the most important one is Jang Uk of course who is already staking his claim, haha

Oh no! I was just going to start soon coz I finally finished Shooting Star over the weekend! I might still give a few episodes a go just to see how I feel, but I totally understand when slapstick Taiwanese humour gets too much . I couldn't watch Puff's other project with Jiro like a year or 2 years ago because I could tell from the first episode that it was awful. I love that alot of Taiwanese dramas have moved away from that and that there's more quality shows these days, but there's still some series that really draw on that very ridiculous and not-funny humour. It's also a shame that Puff either does hits or big misses

I feel like the show does a good job in showing everyone's pespectives including WYW's father's experiences. I remember once doing an activity thing with kids and feeling shocked when a kid asked me in a very direct manner why they couldn't do the activity when I wasn't working anyway (at the time we were closing it down due to an issue or something). It wasn't until the parent came in that I realised the child has aspergers and it was just a straightforward manner of speaking. That's another challenge for parents as well since we're often used to sensitive ways of speaking and it would be hard on days where you're feeling stressed or tired. But on the other side of things, I think it can be incredibly lonely to have aspergers and I think they showed that well in WYW not wanting to talk about why she didn't want to work anymore. I remember a class mate of mine in high school who was on the spectrum. Like WYW, she was obsessed with something - an anime character - and so she often spoke to everyone about this. I didn't know her very well because we never had any classes together. But I remember once she added me on Facebook for a few days (probably because we had many mutual friends due to school or maybe she mistaked me for someone else?) and I saw a public conversation she had with another friend about how hard it was to make friends because they didn't understand the things she liked and reading expressions was challenging for her. I still remember it because it sounded so lonely. Luckily, it seemed like she had close friends, who also had aspergers who she was sharing these thoughts with. But still, I felt sad to know that it can be so tough. Hahahaha, I think this was the level of directness I mentioned before. WYW: Just saying it like it is I don't know what exactly I expect from this romance because I don't know if there is going to be a point where she doesn't talk about whales or the law or isn't direct. To be honest, I don't know that much about aspergers (this is also educational for me both in watching the show and reading people's comments from that commnuity) so I'm not sure if there's certain elements that are more fixed or not in social behaviours or whether one can move away from them altogether. However, I think you're right @abs-oluteM in that it is about personal growth including things like confidence and feeling comfortable to reach out and connect with someone on a deeper level What I like is that Jun Ho makes her feel comfortable and accomodates her as well. He can be just as confused by the whale talk like others might be, but he respects her interests and is charmed by them and he has a method of setting a time where she can talk all she likes about whales...but then other times he draws her out to have conversations about other things. He also cares about her as a person, not limited by her being differently abled, and I think that's what I love about Jun Ho's character. His ability to not box her into something, but to be whole-heartedly accepting of her as a person. Haha, you know me and my type of ships. Regardless of whether it turns into a fully developed romance, or just teases at it, I'm a sucker for sweetness and strong romantic tension and this is ticking all my boxes for a character ship . Also I think I have a thing for dramas where the heroine's name is in the title Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo, Strongwomen Do Bong Soon and now Extraordinary Lawyer Woo Young Woo

Episodes 3-4 I'm just loving this series...it might even be my most favourite series that is currently airing (haha, though it's a hard tie because Cafe Minamdang is also highly enjoyable and LJW is slaying in Alchemy of Souls). I knew I would love the actors already. But it's the heart-warming story about people learning to change their viiew points and care about Woo Young Woo, as well as the portrayal of all the issues that those with disabilities face, that really makes me love this series. I feel it's so important to get people discussing these things and educating people on their biases and potentially ignorant behaviours. Episode 3 made me so sad for WYW due to what she saw and experienced - people can be so sooo judgemental both in person and online. Sadly, sometimes it's not even the concious bias, but the unconcious bias that hurt the most- for example, it was realistic that WYW would be upset that the taxi driiver didn't even see her handing him money because is just classified her as being 'disabled.' And the things that people were saying on the internet were so cruel. It annoys me so much when people worship models or celebrities but a quick to poke fun at or make judgements against people who don't look or act conventional to society's expectations. But you know what made me mad - that lawyer and the judge I did not understand how someone who was a judge could be so openly discriminatory. Also, it seemed that she had very little understanding of what the word spectrum meant, because grouping both WYW and the second son was so ignorant. And then the way that opposing lawyer and the clients (the parents of the 2 boys) were- no wonder she lost confidence and felt bad at work Episode 4 made me rage at greedy people though! Those awful brothers. Even though the friend's dad was kind and fair in the end when he didn't have to be...a part of me was like...no don't give the land to your brothers. They don't deserve it....am I bad person? I really loved the friendship between WYW and Geurami...I love how they're so crazy together, and how Geurami stood up for WYW in a very bold way. I wish more people were like this! I also loved how she acted as wing woman to the sunset scene Oh and don't even get me started on Jun Ho. Every time he looks at WYW with his excited puppy dog look, I melt a little bit inside I don't know what I want out of the romance, whether is should be a tease or a fully developed thing, but I'm enjoying what is being shown now.

Just finished episodes 3&4, but will write my thoughts tomorrow. I just came to say I think I'm falling in deep for Kang Tae Oh. He is so adorable and sweet that I have no resistence left He's making smitten expressions at Woo Young Woo and I'm making the same expressions at him Get yourself a man who looks at you the way Kang Tae Oh looks at Park Eun Bin Also someone subbed the BTS video: Awwww he tooks photos for her during the sunset

Yeah if not for the mystery, I don't think I'd be watching anymore - the romance alone would not pull me in especially since the hot and cold is getting real old though they do look good together. And agreed, I actually feel quite bad for Ji Won Tak. Like his whole situation really sucks and as a kid he was just trying to do the right thing, but he misunderstood the situation, jumped the gun and it ruined his family life. In terms of unforgiveable mistakes, his is a pretty big one

Hahaha I agree. I think I only descrbe this series as chaotic in terms of the craziness of the humour and wild characters. The story itself is well put together Haha, I don't dislike HJH and have seen more annoying characters than her, but I know what you mean as well. I do think they could have made her a bit more calm and more strategic...hse seems to get saved a lot by her colleagues. But I do like that she loses her cool around NHJ because she obviously treated him as her esteemed Oppa I see her character more as a target for NHJ's 'don't stalk me coz I'm hot' comedic moments Yes, there's definitely something fishy about him! I can't tell if they're just setting him up to be a really awkward nice guy because I do remember that he apparently likes to talk a lot (was anyone else grossed out by the fact that the guy's ears was literally bleeding? ) and so maybe it's just his awkwardness that is off-putting. But I also feel like he's just very conveniently around all the time and he seems too 'nice' and listens to her (when he's apparently meant to be a talker) and his presence feels uneasy to me, given the corruption that gooes on with the cops/ the law. Hahaha, I thought SIg's acting was so perfect there. He was swatting her away like an annoying fly and she was tryiing to foorce a ring on him and awkwardly flailing on the couch. It made me laugh out loud

Episodes 1-4 Yay! I am up to date! To be honest, when I watched episode 1, I was ok but not in love...but I started to like this from episode 2 annd now that we're on episode 4, I really really like this show. Most people liked SIG when he was the handsome mysterious death god in Doom at your Service...Me? I'm such a sucker for con-man fake shaman, ex-cop, muppet laughing Seo In Guk I know, I know, sometimes I question my taste in men as well I like that NHJ went from being earnest, diligent cop to somewhat of a more extra, seemingly narcisistic, extraverted , larger than life character...it's like he cracked after bring framed and decided to live the fun con life (even though you know he is still soft for helping people) I think it might have been @Tofu or @stroppyse who said that they liked that he became a sharman by someone else mistaking him and him not bothering to correct them. I have to add that I think it's smart that they made him a police profiler in the past. It would make sense that the best kind of con artist is one who is smart and good at putting clues together to read people I love how chaotic this series is, but in a way that is loud and funny and silly, with some really annoyingly bad criminals and character that have tragic backstories, but also very out there comedic moments...I'm basically into every sharman scene where he starts chanting and shaking his sharman ghost busting tools Also, silly stuff like when SC is holding onto the sewer kid and he smiles which makes him look like a creep ... also the character's reactions to things...like NHJ acts so cool when he's standing up to the people framing him, but then he is ugly crying on the bus. I don't know what it is, but this kind of humour gets me. My only complaints: I nearly screamed in episode 4 when the bad guy starts having a bad trip on his drugs and seeing the ghost of the lady...It freaked me out! Also I find the the age difference weird...like HJH is meant to be the kid that had a crush on NHJ, right? But it seems weird because NHJ hasn't aged a day...and she's grown too much...it's a bit of a stretch? I wish they'd at least picked a child actor who looked more like her!

Episode 9-10 I'm not sure why I'm so up to date with this show! I think the damn mystery just hooks me along Like you @Tofu, I thought the mystery man was GyeHoon's dad at first since LJE asked that question when he was with the guy. But it seems weird that he would be that scared of him? So my new theories are: Theory 1) The mystery man was LJE's dad (since he asked about a father when he was with the person) and LJE's dad might have killed Gye Young. It could be the ironic situation that he is was in the same position as Ji WonTak, except his dad was actually the killer and he covered for his dad, while Ji WonTak's dad was innocent and he dobbed his dad in. We still don't know who his father is is right? And he grew up in the town so surely everyone would know his family too??? He's psychotic because his dad is psychotic and he inherited it and what could scare a psycho more than his father who is even more a psycho than him? Him and Da Hyun were asked to help LJE's father do something/bring something, but then they witnessed the death - it traumatised Da Hyun to wipe out the memories but it inspired LJE to kill. Not sure how Grandma fits into this - she followed Da Hyun and then had to help cover the murder so that her grand daughter wouldn't remember? Theory 2) LJE and Da Hyun saw who Gye Young was really abducted by (some uncle in the town, not related to LJE) and followed him to the house and tried to rescue their friend. However, because of that the abductor ended up killing Gye young. This is why LJE says Da Hyun couldn't be with Gye Hoon. Again, Da Hyun ended up being traumatised to the point of forgetting everything while LJE ended up liking being psychotic....perhaps he was taken under the wing of the killer. Grandma followed the kids and rescuing Da Hyun in exchange for not revealing who the killer was??? Seems very dark But if you ask me which uncle it was, I couldn't tell you - The cheif policeman seems suspicious because he was trying to blame the piano teacher...but that's a bit too obvious and I feel like these mysteries often pick a more subtle character to be the bad guy Theory 3) Since Gye Young was already injured, someone did end up helping her/ driving her, but then some bigger accident happened which led to her death (ie. car ran over her or something). So it's not that someone purposefully abducted and killed her, but that they were trying to be helpful but got involved in manslaughter. Da Hyun and LJE were called to help (ie. bring bandages or get help from an adult) but then they ended up witnessing her last moments. If the adults that came to help were Da Hyun's family, then that explains why grandma was there...but they would have had to hide the body. Seems sooo dark still! I have already started to overthink this drama I know right! Oddly enough, this drama genre reminds me of Abyss mainly because of the part inexplainable magic, part thriller/stalker/murderer element and part very cutesy romance element . I think this show makes more sense and is less choatic than Abyss because they've gone with less magic more stalker/ amnesia past...but still the story-telling for both has been a bit messier than I liked At first I thought it was Gye Hoon's dad and who knows with these types of shows...it could still be since LJ literally asked him about the dad right in front of the person. But for now, I'm leaning more towards the person who killed/ or abducted Gye Young

Hahaha, when you said that it just reminded me of the relaity show, Love on the Spectrum which is quite popular here in Australia. Also I agree - there is quite a wide spectrum. There's an artist I really like, Morgan Harper Nicholls, who has autism but she has very length conversations on podcasts etc, so I don't think the stereotype covers everyone for sure. Oooh, I agree with all your points.haha yes, I feel like he's a fun supervisor and that even though he was skeptical at first, he's been fair since he saw her potential which really trampled over his own abilities. Haha, one of those boss ladies is her mother! I feel like they're leading to that in the story. Wow, but I feel like I would invest that much in a drama with PEB

I feel like her assessment sounds about right - he seems quite serious when he wants to act, but he's also quite funny/ charming when interacting with cast mates As I read this...my memories of LJW's DDSSLLS ending resurfaced for a moment Actually Jung so Min's last drama Monthly Home Magazine also had an eerily similar ending to DDSSLLS - it was also one where the character made a choice for the 'good' of everyone which wasn't necessary and resulted in a really awful seperation and anger inducing ending for viewers. In any case, I will always love DDSSLLS (minus the ending) and I didn't mind Monthly House (minus the ending)...but hoping this drama will end better than both the leads' past dramas! At least so far the whole "I'm doing this for your own good" hasn't yet traumatised Jang Uk. He seems like he gets over his hurt ok and he has good friends to rely on and bounce off. Weirdly enough this series does remind me of Lord of the Rings sometimes. I think because someone was saying that it's weird to have a Korean period drama not set in a real time or place...but I was explaining that it's just a fantasy story and we see this all the time in English films like Lord of the Rings. I can't help but feel like it would be weird if she was the oldest Jin daughter unless she has a spell put on her body or something because now that we're at episode 6 - she would have run into her sister and mother but they don't recognise her?

I'm 1 episode in! Haha there's just so much going on at the moment that I don't know how I've kept this up especially since real life has been busy too...I just came here to say I love fake shaman Seo In Guk He's so extra and I dig it.

Episodes 4-8 I'm still watching @Tofu and I agree with @mademoiselle in that I'm not sure if I actually like this show, but I'm very up to date. In fact I marathoned 4 episodes over the weekend...so I've come to the conclusion that this show is like crack. Like kinda bad at times, but quite addictive and funny other times. I think the addictive part is that I'm really curious about what happened to GH's sister and the events of the past with the sinister town. I'm weak for a mystery so this hooks me in for this show. Also it's a bit shallow, but the visuals of the 2 leads are so pretty I also really like the mum and grandma...hahaha, I laugh just thinking aboout about their acting, especially when they suck up to GH because they feel like they have to be nice to him to not be on his bad side. Their forced expressions are hilarious! The bad part is that the story-telling is a little messy. I've felt that way from the start, but I've felt it even more in the later episodes relating to the romance of the main characters...the whole being-cold-to-each-other-when-the-other-wants-to- be-close gets real old when there's no good reason for that kind of behavour? t feels a bit repetitive. I guess at least my question about the town's people not remembering him got answered. You know what else I think should stop happening...DH needs to stop walking in the dark on her own!!! Like hello! You have a stalker!!! Why are you still walking by yourself in pitch blackness?! Another thing - I'm not sure if they'll explain the link between DH and GH, which would kind of be annoying (but I'm not surprised as I feel like sometimes they just leave these things as an unsolved mystery) The twist with the sister was interestiing. To be honest, I thought they might have been lovers or something since she was so intense. But oddly enough the twist makes sense as she was still looking for her sibling. A theory I have - I feel like they might have a repetiton of the event where someone got hurt and the person who did the hurting was not sure how it happened - the way it was with DH and the stalker. I mean the town's people all seem to know things, but also not really know things. I wonder if mum and grandma are closely involved?

I agree, though I know that I'm biased But I will say that the reason I fell into a LJW hole was because he's very good at dooing the nuanced expressions of emotions. Particularly when the situations are complicated and he has to portray something like loving someone while not trusting them or forgving someone when stiill wanting to hate them....I feel like he's often played characters that others might not have pulled off so convincingly I'm loving the cool, sexy, vampire vibes of this shoot Subbed Behind the Scenes:

Hmmm, but I feel like everyone would have seen the sister before given all the families seem close unless she 'died' when she was a child? I love LJW I think this sort of character is probably closer to how he is in real life - with sarcastic/ playful humour. Jang Wook reminds me of Jang Woo, the character that LJW played in When the Weather is Fine (Even the names are similar!) He's done a few roles where his character is sillier and more talkative Yes! I felt pretty bad for him because he's in the dark as to why he's being rejected and exiled even though everyone is apparently doing it out of love for him

Episodes 1-2 @abs-oluteM Yes! I started watching this the other night and got hooked so I'm up to date for the first week of it. I do think it would be great if there were more chances for people with dsabilities to be given a chance to act, particularly in stories that might have some relevance to their lives, but I feel like this is still something that all industries have an issue with and it's better that these stories are being told rather than not at all, which use to be the case. However, if they had to go with big name actors, PEB is definitely the right choice as she's a fantastic actress. I also think the story has been handled well and read a few tweets on twiitter from parents of autistic children who saiid that they are watching and enjoying it, even if not everything is accurate. I really really like the main pairing. PEB is so cute and I have to say between the legal jargon and the enthusiasm for whales, she has a lot of lines to remember for his drama! I like that this story is light hearted and warm, but also shows us the struggles of fitting in and how people easily discriminate when they see someone different even though Woo Young Woo's perspectives are often more helpful than everyone else's. And OMG Kang Tae Oh...maybe this drama might tip him into an important Oppa tier. His character is adorable - I like that he's so friendly and warm and doesn't have any sort of judgement or discrimination like the other lawyers do. When he helped her to 'dance' through the door, I was so in love...And then they did that wedding dress scene and his expression was so smitten! He's very cute when he does that lost in love look...but maybe it was easy as PEB was so pretty Episode 2 is very early for the wedding dress scene, so I will take it gladly I enjoy episodic dramas - at least you know it's not going to be boring because you see lots of different subplots. These mini stories so far have been kinda quirky? The conventional courtroom drama is more like the cases that were in Miss Hammurabi where it's like sexual assault in the office or a family member ripping off another family member. But these cases are funnily exaggerated in a relatable way - I feel like a lot of Asian uncles were like the grumpy husband in Episode 1, but he was very wacky. And the wedding dress slipping off - haha, very crazy, but I don't doubt that a rich person would want a billion dollars from the venue if it happened at their kid's wedding.

Ahhhh I didn't realise this was starting today! Suddenly I have too many dramas But I'm still going to watch this because it looks good!

Hahahahaha, YES. This is exactly what I was thinking That man knows what we want and he is not afraid to deliver As for fan meets, I can't say I've ever been to a paid one. I've only ever gone to the free TV station ones in Taipei and then 1 of Jasper's concerts when he was a guitarist in an Indie band. I like the Taiwanese TV station fan meets for the end of a drama because it feels like you're celebrating a drama you like and the stars are also into it because it's like the last time they're hanging out with their drama team.And you get to meet the whole cast (ie. sometimes future actors you'll like, not just one actor)...Also those fan meets were often combined with a free signing (provided you buy said book/ magazine etc) . I suppose I would go to a paid one if I was really really into an actor. I did once buy a ticket to a Park Hyung Sik fan meet in Taipei, but then there was a Taiphoon and my flight got cancelled so I didn't go and got a refund. I am SHOCKED I remember hearing that there would be no other for you ....But now I know we have corrupted you. Well JHI has anyway Hahaha, one of my friends has been in neighbours, but only as a cameo chief for a few eps. Seeing John Cleese is pretty cool! He's such a important established actor. I've never seen Hugh Jackman, but one of my workmates was in a muscial with him for a long time. Said he was real friendly and lovely. Aussie celebs I've seen in person: Eric Bana, Cate Blanchett, Hugo Weaving, Rachel Griffiths, Sam Worthington, Ed Oxenbould, Li Cun Xun (author of the book & subject of the film Mao's Last Dancer) and Geoffrey Rush (before he was cancelled for his assulting of women). Haha, I'm not sure if I'm starstruck either since it's not like running into my Oppas but still it's nice when you do see them and the great thing is that they're often just chill and being their normal selves. I feel like I should have met some US actors before (at least side actors), but I can't think of any off the top of my head. I have met Tim Burton (director) and Kevin Kwan (author of Crazy Rich Asians...This was when he books were well known, but before the films were ever made). This is a strange assortment of people, but they all made an impression on me in real life, so maybe that's why I remember them. And then there are people I missed like Katy Perry and Oprah! You know who's moving to Australia soon? Ryan Gosling! Now that's who I'd like to run into Yeah , I feel like it happens but it's rare! Jasper Liu and Annie Chen were once there for a film opening fan meet. And I was in the country, but couldn't go due to a wedding Oh noooo, that's so sad. It couldn't have been you in that photo (with Seoul as the background). I feel like this is the type of thing that happens to me a lot. Hahaha, or even worse, I'd run into them and wouldn't even know who they are I ran into Naomi Wantanabe (comedian/ actress/ fashion line designer: https://www.instagram.com/watanabenaomi703/) in Taiwan at a cafe and had no idea who she was. But I took a photo of her because she had a whole crew doing a photoshoot for her so I thought she must be someone important. And then sure enough when I showed my sister, she couldn't believe I didn't know Hahaha probably a smart move Hahahah @SilverMoonTea are your ears itchy? Some people are gossiping about you I would be one of those fan girls

I don't think I've run into any Korean celebrities either I've run into plenty of Australian celebrities due to the nature of work (Me, having spent too long in Kdramaland and never watching Australian/ US shows: Who is this? ) and occasionally the odd US celebrity. And I have done the fan meets for Taiwanese celebrities...but I hope to see my Korean Oppas in real life one day! I need one of my Oppas to do a fan meet in Malaysia when I'm there. These thing happen in Malaysia too right? I have never asked my cousins because I don't want them to know the true level of fan girl I actually am Hahaha I have faith for the both of us @mademoiselle....that one day you'll meet Rowoon....wow, it's only his first fann meet? As a solo artist I assume? Hahaha, wow your friend ran into Suzy?! That's a big name to run into! My friend saw Song Joong ki (whose Oppa is this? @ssteph?) when he was promoting a film in Korea. He walked across the street and she saw from the cafe above and took photos from her vantage point I also just saw this post on twitter. Imagine running into a big star on holidays or in your home country.... Damn this one is so close yet so far! Hahaha so jealous of these fan girls that got to go to this Lee Je Hoon fan meet. He's so adorable. ALSO the man know how to get his fans riled up....he turns up in uniform