SKIP BEAT!!!!

What's SKIP BEAT! about exactly? e.o

Unbelievable! I haven't watched Skip Beat, but Ren and Sho are two of my favorite Japanese names! So can i say i like them both even tho i dunno the actual characters?

@TGM. Ah, right! Well, I posted a summary in page 1.
@Yoko-chan. Yes, I really like when I watch the anime and hear the name Tsuruga Ren. And the seiyuu's voice is great.
Yoko-chan, I can't help but to think you'll like this series... I always feel like I'm watching a drama when I read it.

Btw, for those who follow, like Fruity-chan, the latest chapter 164 left me so curious~ I wanna see what's going to happen...

Hmmm... Now you got me curious. I'll definetly give it a try.

Please, don't feel obliged though! But I can't help but to think that.

Oh, btw, Yoko-chan, you don't happen to have watched Devil Beside You, tw-drama? I somehow gave a check on the manga but normally, you know, in this cases doramas are more fun to watch, so when I heard it had a drama adaptation, I went, and I think it's more engaging and fun than reading the manga. I watched first ep and I actually liked it and quoting, "It was one of the most watched and highest-rated Taiwanese drama of 2005." so I hope my time is worth it.

Uwa! No, i haven't watched it. Actually, the only TW dorama i tryed to watch was Hana Kimi. But if you say this one is good, then i'll definetly give it a go.

Ah, missing You're Beautiful! Bugger, haven't finished it... but I did found a funny pic! Behold:

Lol

Wait...I'm not sure if it's k or a tw-drama

Oh, I remember now. It's probably because of Hana Kimi. I forgot I saw that one, so I was familiar with the sound of the language and I thought it was korean because of the previous You're Beautiful and not Hana Kimi. But now that I think about it, I'm curious because korean and taiwanese are kind of similar sounding... I'll have to check it out more, think the only I can be 100% to tell is japanese.

Oh, I'm an idiot. They absolutely don't sound the same, I've just compared. Taiwanese is much more nearer chinese sounding and korean more japanese sounding (I can't really explain...sigh). I mean the phonema, it's more like based on clear sounds than muddy sounds, the SEION and DAKUON, when taiwanese is more like muddy sounding, the x's, ch's and j's and so. Now, wonder about taiwanese/chinese...

I think it's safe to say I have no idea what this topic is XD just saying.

Sorry, got a bit off-topic in there (smile)