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Hello, Fakes. Let's talk sobre o drama do momento: FLOWER OF EVIL…  Baek Hee-sung (Lee Joon-gi) é o esposo e pai perfeito, muito estável, compreensivo e provedor, sua esposa Cha Ji-won (Moon Chae-won) é muito boa no que faz, é uma implacável detetive da divisão de homicídios. Eles possuem uma vida PERFEITA, porém todo mundo tem um passado e nem todos os segredos permanecem ocultos para sempre, é o que acontece com os de Baek. Quando Cha Ji-won começa a trabalhar na investigação de um crime cruel, ela começa a trilhar um caminho que pode fazer ruir toda sua vida perfeita. Bom, esse é um drama totalmente diferente do estilo que eu estava acostumada a assistir e PASMEM, meu primeiro dorama de SUSPENSE de verdade, e já digo, a produção, roteiro e fotografia cumprem excepcionalmente a proposta de te envolver na trama das personagens, principalmente pela consistência e inteligência do roteiro, acreditem em mim, NÃO HÁ NENHUM FURO na história, tudo é explicado ao longo dos episódios o que

Storytelling                     Maybe you are wondering what is storytelling… let us explain that for you. This is a term that has everything with the message that a brand wants to pass true their effort and hard work and the most important thing is that they are gonna be faithful to this. The industry of Kpop in South Korea is huge and launching so many bands that is really difficult stand out, here is where the BTS storytelling comes.           Since their debut in 2013 with “No more dream” and their first MV it was clear that they had a message to tell and ARMYs realized that, of course, it wasn't easy if we  remember they came from a small agency and suffering because of that, however BTS and BigHit work hard together and never change their essence and make a statement: we are going to follow our dreams... “Who do you see in the mirror? I gotta say Go on your path, even if you live for a day Do something, put away your weakness” “Open your eyes now Dance a dance now Dream a dr

  Theory about the final episode of Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo  Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo was based on a chinese drama and it was released in South Korea in 2016 by SBS and, as you already know, we have a lot of  reviews about this drama and some of them are really unfair, especially, because of the final episode.  After finish the k-drama, a lot of people must be dehydrated after so much crying, of course that some points could be explored more… Because of all the emotional problems that characters go through, sometimes we forget how Hae Soo (IU) came to that time and why, but we need to deal with what we have and that's why we're going to explore one theory about the polemic finale. Everything starts when Hae Soo (IU) has already passed away, and the king’s astronomer, Choi Ji Mong (Kim Sung Kyun) are leaving the palace saying to Wang So (Lee Joon Gi) that “there’s no coincidence, things only return to their original place” and remembered him that she really isn