<img src="https://static2.fansone.co/images/009232b0-ce11-477b-927d-5114d5b37426.avif" /><img src="https://static2.fansone.co/images/a823fee8-976b-4ece-8d9a-fcdecd88a946.avif" /><img src="https://static2.fansone.co/images/1bdcf13c-ac41-4c15-bc9c-a9f763832a10.avif" /><img src="https://static2.fansone.co/images/d00171d7-ef64-4344-b706-26b12c4bb707.avif" /><img src="https://static2.fansone.co/images/809e9c50-a904-4385-a737-34956f751e4f.avif" />《Can't Go Back: The Vegetarian Dishes I Can No Longer Taste, and the Meal I Owe My Parents》 Some restaurants aren't bad,they're just forever frozen in a certain year, a certain photo, an afternoon outing with family. I used to think the restaurant would always be there, and I could go another day.Later I realized, the "another day" we so often say in life might truly never come. What I miss most about 棗子樹 was the buffet; later it switched to à la carte. The vegetarian hot pot at 三媽臭臭鍋 that was always hard to get—I still remember that flavor. The cheese sticks paired with a big cup of iced green tea near the information library weren't Michelin-star cuisine, yet looking back now, they feel more vivid than any fancy afternoon tea. And then there's 鳳凰樹. The whole family would go together; a set meal was about 170 NT$ per person. What I remember most is the vegetarian eel rice. Now I think, what is 170 NT$? What’s truly expensive is— Even if I take out another 170 NT$, I can never buy back that day. Can't go back. --- I eat more expensively than my parents; only now do I understand "drink water, think of the source" When young, it's easy to think parents are supposed to take care of you. The fridge is stocked, someone asks if you've eaten when you get home, they cover living expenses when money runs short, home is the first place you think of when trouble hits. Even after growing up, I still act like the "giant baby." I act spoiled. I throw tantrums. I talk back. I find my parents naggy. As the eldest daughter, I should be mature, reliable, look after my siblings, and share the load with my parents—but my life never followed that script. I'm the eldest daughter who loves to act spoiled and has a bit of a temper. Sometimes I'll gladly spend two or three hundred, even four or five hundred on a meal out; yet I notice my parents' meals are often much simpler. In that moment I suddenly wonder: "Am I unfilial?" Instead of punishing myself with "unfilial," I want to turn this guilt into action. Because "drink water, think of the source" isn't kneeling before your parents every day saying "sorry." True gratitude means finally realizing: Someone once saved the best for me, letting me believe life was always this comfortable. --- 《Eldest Daughter’s Voice｜The Eldest Daughter’s Voice》 I cannot directly imitate Taylor Swift’s unique songwriting style, but I can offer an original bilingual chorus with narrative pop, eldest-daughter confession, and a nostalgic youth feel: Chinese Chorus &gt; 我是那個長不大的長女，嘴硬卻最怕你們老去把全世界的壞脾氣，留給最愛我的你如果時間願意倒轉，我不要再急著逃離這一次換我站在門口說——爸、媽，晚餐我買，你們只管開心。 English Chorus &gt; I'm the eldest girl who never learned to say goodbye,Acting strong while I'm still scared of watching you grow old.I gave my worst days to the ones who loved me most,So if time gives me one more road back home,I'll say, “Mom and Dad, tonight is on me—just stay, eat slowly, and let yourselves be loved.” --- If I've ever hurt my parents, I want to repay them slowly with 20 small acts I know an apology isn't a single "sorry" that magically erases every wound. Especially when parents endure their child's backtalk, coldness, complaints, or even the emotional storms of their lowest moments—those hurts don't simply vanish because of the words "I'm your daughter." So what I want to do is: 1. Treat my parents to a meal they truly enjoy once a month. 2. Before buying something for myself, consider whether my parents need anything. 3. Be less impatient; listen until they finish what they’re saying. 4. When parents struggle with phone features, don't mock them—teach patiently. 5. Offer to take walks with them. 6. Occasionally take nice photos of them. 7. Organize old family photos. 8. Remember what they like to eat. 9. Accompany them back to places they once lived. 10. On their birthdays, not only give red envelopes but spend quality time together. 11. Share household expenses when able. 12. Help handle small household troubles instead of leaving everything to parents. 13. Stop automatically unloading my worst moods on family. 14. Be the first to speak after an argument. 15. Ask more often: "Is there anything I can help with today?" 16. Do things they enjoy, not just what I enjoy. 17. Take good care of myself to ease their worries. 18. Occasionally tell them directly: "Thank you for raising me." 19. Express love without waiting for holidays. 20. While we can still sit at the same table, eat together properly. --- If I can support my parents, these are the 20 things I most want to do for their happiness I once needed family care during a difficult time when my health was poor. So now I understand that "supporting parents" isn't just about how much money I send each month. If I have the means, I want to: 1. Give my parents a regular living allowance. 2. Take them to restaurants they once couldn't afford. 3. Take them on short trips around Taiwan. 4. Plan comfortable family trips without rushed schedules. 5. Replace furniture at home that’s truly worn out. 6. Buy a comfortable bed for my parents. 7. Add warm bedding in winter. 8. Keep the house cool and comfortable in summer. 9. Accompany them to routine health check-ups. 10. Go with them to medical appointments and help organize questions and documents. 11. Help cover necessary living and care expenses. 12. Take them to vegetarian restaurants to rebuild our family's shared taste memories. 13. Revisit the places where we once ate at 鳳凰樹 and 棗子樹. 14. Create a photo album titled "Restaurants Our Family Has Eaten At." 15. Take one formal family portrait every year. 16. When parents want to learn something new, learn it with them. 17. Respect their own lifestyle; don't use "filial piety" to control them. 18. Let them know they can comfortably tell me when they need money or help. 19. Not only provide material support but also sit down and chat. 20. Most importantly—let them know that just as they once caught me when I fell, I am now willing to catch them. --- The eldest daughter grows up and realizes her parents are only ordinary people I used to enjoy the comfort of being the giant baby. Even now I sometimes still want to be one. Coming home and acting spoiled: "Mom~~ I'm hungry." Getting scolded and pulling a long face. If Dad says something I don't like, I might fire back ten sentences. That's me. I don't want to suddenly paint myself as the flawless daughter from a twenty-four filial exemplars story, because I'm not. I have a temper, flaws, and have hurt the people closest to me. Yet the cruelest part of growing up is probably the sudden realization one day: Parents won't stay forever in their forties or fifties. Those restaurants will close. Familiar streets will be redeveloped. The 170-NT$ set meal will disappear. That iced green tea, that plate of cheese sticks, that bowl of vegetarian hot pot may only remain as low-resolution photos on a phone. And the people we once thought would always be there are growing older year by year. So now I cherish the most ordinary things. The family sitting down to eat together. Dad complaining about this and that. Mom asking where I went today. Me acting spoiled again. Everyone bantering. Then heading home. I used to think this life was too ordinary to write about. Only now do I understand— Being able to eat together in an ordinary way is itself an extravagant happiness. I'm still the spoiled eldest daughter. My temper may not have improved much. Occasionally willful, occasionally childish, occasionally spending more than my parents. But I'm learning to enjoy my own life while remembering to look back at the two people who raised me. Not out of fear of being called unfilial. But because I've finally understood four words: Drink water, think of the source. 棗子樹 can't be returned to.三媽's flavor may never be the same.Cheese sticks with iced green tea have become a memory of youth.The 170-NT$ vegetarian eel rice at 鳳凰樹 with the whole family now lives only in photos. Only after the restaurants closed did I learn to miss them. I hope one day I won't wait until more important things in life also "close" before I learn to cherish them. Some flavors are most fragrant when they stay in memory.Some people need to be loved well while they're still by your side. #NoguchiKonomi #EldestDaughter #EldestDaughterHeart #GratitudeToRoots #FilialToParents #MomAndDad #FamilyMemories #Vegetarian #VegetarianLife #TaichungVegetarian #VegetarianRestaurant #LactoOvoVegetarian #VegetarianMemories #CantGoBack #YouthMemories #OldShopMemories #Nostalgia #FamilyTogether #FamilyTime #AccompanyParents #CherishThePresent #GiantBabyDaily #SpoiledEldestDaughter #TasteOfHome #TasteInMemories #Vegetarian #Family #EldestDaughter #FamilyMemories #CherishTheMoment

《Can't Go Back: The Vegetarian Dishes I Can No Longer Taste, and the Meal I Owe My Parents》

<img src="https://static2.fansone.co/images/2c26834d-8933-4b73-b6fe-198b09cb69a6.avif" />🧀✨ Cheese Lovers Assemble! Korean Rich CHEESY Ramen, Try Two Flavors at Once｜Even Lacto-Ovo Vegetarians Can Enjoy the Little Happiness of Instant Noodle Time 🇰🇷🍜 Recently received some Korean-style instant noodles, and the packaging immediately caught my eye with its strong “cheesy” vibe!💛💙💗For those who love Korean instant noodles, rich cheese flavors, and simple cooking, these noodles are perfect to keep at home as a “rescue squad when you don’t know what to eat”🤣 Especially when busy, no need to prepare a big meal—just cook a pot of hot noodles and add your favorite vegetables, eggs, or cheese for a satisfying little dish. In the photos you can see several different flavors, the most eye-catching being the OTOKI CHEESY RAMEN series. The blue pack is CHEDDAR &amp; MASCARPONE, and there’s also a pink SPICY CHILI &amp; CHEDDAR—one rich in cheese, the other with a chili kick. Both capture that signature Korean instant noodle taste. 🧀 Product 1｜Korean Cheese Flavor Ramen 🇰🇷 The yellow packaging in the photo highlights Korean-style ramen with rich cheese aroma. Text visible on the package: 🇰🇷 Korean Style RamenSuper Rich Cheese Flavor RamenCreamy Cheese × Q-Bouncy NoodlesCooking time: 4 minutesHACCP Food Safety Certified What I love most about this cheese ramen is the intense aroma that fills the bowl after cooking.🍜🧀 The noodles soak up the broth, making every bite flavorful and especially satisfying when eaten hot. If you already enjoy Korean instant noodles or love cheese, milky, and rich flavors, this style will be very appealing. The biggest advantage of instant noodles is convenience—when you’re hungry, no need for complicated recipes, just boil a pot and you’re done. 🧀 Product 2｜OTOKI CHEESY Cheese Ramen 💙 The blue packaging clearly highlights: OTOKICHEESYCHEDDAR &amp; MASCARPONE A flavor combo of Cheddar cheese and Mascarpone cheese. The packaging is adorable, with blue paired with big yellow “CHEESY” lettering—very much in the Korean snack and ramen visual style. When cooking, boil the noodles to your preferred texture and add the seasoning packets as directed. If you want an even stronger “cheese lover” experience and the product fits your dietary needs, you can add a little cheese, milk, or egg to create your own upgraded version. However, a reminder: **If you follow a lacto-ovo vegetarian, dairy-vegetarian, or other special diet, always check the actual product packaging ingredients and Taiwan food labeling.** Different batches or regional versions may vary—don’t assume it’s vegetarian just because it says “Cheesy” or “cheese”!🔎 🌶️ Product 3｜SPICY CHILI &amp; CHEDDAR 🌶️🧀 The pink packaging offers a completely different vibe. OTOKI CHEESYSPICYCHILI &amp; CHEDDARRAMEN This one combines chili flavor with Cheddar cheese. If the blue version is richer and more milky-cheesy, the pink version adds a spicy kick. Fans of Korean spicy ramen will definitely be interested in SPICY CHILI &amp; CHEDDAR.🌶️ Cheese and spice make a bold pairing—one rich, one pungent—giving more variety than plain cheese flavor. 🥚🥛 Lacto-Ovo Vegetarian / Convenient Vegetarian Tips If you eat lacto-ovo vegetarian and want to turn instant noodles into a more filling meal, here are some simple ideas: 🥬 ① Add plenty of vegetables Bok choy, cabbage, corn, mushrooms, tomatoes, or spinach—mix and match to your preference. Add vegetables at the end of cooking for brighter colors and a more complete dish.🌽🥬🍄 🥚 ② Lacto-ovo vegetarians can add egg If the product meets your vegetarian requirements, crack in an egg to make a soft-boiled, egg-drop, or hard-boiled egg topping. Stirring the yolk into the cheesy broth makes it extra silky. 🥛 ③ Want more milkiness? Upgrade lightly If the product and your diet allow, replace part of the water with a little milk for extra creaminess. First time trying? Don’t add too much to avoid an overly thick broth. 🍄 ④ Mushroom Cheese Ramen Shiitake, enoki, or king oyster mushrooms are easy add-ins. Cook the mushrooms first, then add the noodles and seasoning for a simple “Mushroom Cheese Ramen.” ⚠️ ⑤ Vegetarians must check the ingredient label This is really important! “Cheese flavor” doesn’t automatically mean it’s lacto-ovo vegetarian.Some seasoning packets may contain animal-derived ingredients, so always verify the vegetarian classification, ingredients, and allergen info on the packaging before buying. For strict vegetarians, rely on the Taiwan food labeling on the actual product; if unclear, confirm with the seller—safer than trusting online descriptions alone.💛 🍜 My Instant Noodle Little Theater Sometimes happiness really doesn’t need to be complicated. Sit down nicely, place the steaming bowl in front of you, snap a pretty photo📸, then slowly stir the noodles and watch the cheesy sauce coat each strand…… In that moment you’ll think: **“Alright, today let’s just enjoy the meal.”**😂💕 These Korean instant noodles are also great for getting creative. Want something lighter? Add greens and mushrooms;Want a lacto-ovo upgrade? Add egg or dairy according to your diet;Love spice? Go for SPICY CHILI &amp; CHEDDAR;Prefer rich cheese? Try CHEDDAR &amp; MASCARPONE. One pack of noodles can become your own little cooking lab.🧀🍜✨ Finally, a big thank you to the Korean brand partner for this collaboration, giving me the chance to discover these uniquely Korean cheesy instant noodles!🇰🇷💛 For anyone who enjoys convenient meals, Korean flavors, or cheese tastes, these noodles are perfect to stock at home. Craving something? Cook a bowl. Busy day? Cook a bowl. Feeling Korean-style? Cook a bowl. Instant noodles don’t have to be complicated—add vegetables, egg, or your favorite toppings according to your dietary needs and create your own CHEESY little universe.💙💛💗 Today, will you choose the blue cheese-lover version or the pink spicy-cheese version?🌶️🧀🍜 🔥 HASHTAG #KoreanRamen #KoreanStyleRamen #CheesyRamen #CHEESYRAMEN #OTOKI #CheeseLover #InstantNoodleRecommendation #KoreanFood #KoreanProducts #ConvenientVegetarian #LactoOvoVegetarian #VegetarianRamen #VegetarianCooking #SimpleCooking #LazyCooking #QuickCooking #CheeseFood #CheddarCheese #MascarponeCheese #SPICYRAMEN #SpicyRamen #FoodShare #RamenLover #MidnightSnackRecommendation #WhatToEatForLunch #WhatToEatForDinner #KoreanSnacks #FoodUnboxing #FoodRecommendation #TaiwanFood

🧀✨ Cheese Lovers Assemble! Korean Rich CHEESY Ramen, Try Two Flavors at Once｜Even Lacto-Ovo Vegetarians Can Enjoy the Little Happiness of Instant Noodle Time 🇰🇷🍜

<img src="https://static2.fansone.co/images/a9df9542-315d-49b9-8507-7875d337da1f.avif" /><img src="https://static2.fansone.co/images/87da2f5d-ed4f-4135-b9a2-cdf1629e9ca9.avif" /><img src="https://static2.fansone.co/images/a6fd017b-9464-4b80-b1b6-64d874dbbc29.avif" />【Nangang Alley Hidden Vegetarian🌱 Can Eat a Super Big Bowl for Around 55-65 TWD!】 This time, I went with my vegetarian model friend to Nangang to find delicious food and unexpectedly discovered a hidden spot in the alley with a strong local vibe called “136 Healthy Vegetarian”!💚 It really feels like the “first shop in the alley” 🤣Just a short walk into Nangang Road Section 1, Lane 136, you can find it. No flashy decor, but it has a very friendly, traditional Taiwanese vegetarian snack shop feel. And here’s the highlight—The prices are really wallet-friendly! 🙏 When we saw the prices around 55-65 TWD, we thought it would be a regular snack portion, but when the food arrived, I was stunned: “This bowl is way too big!!!” Especially the vegetarian meat soup noodles—super huge bowl! 🍜 Filled with thick soup, noodles, and toppings, it looks super satisfying. The soup has that classic Taiwanese old-school flavor I love—no need for expensive ingredients or fancy plating, just simple, hot, and comforting. For me, this is the kind of vegetarian snack spot I’d want to revisit. Eating out in Taipei isn’t cheap these days—over 100 TWD per meal is normal. Finding this kind of budget-friendly, generous vegetarian spot in Nangang made me and my vegetarian friend super happy! 😂💕 Chatting while eating, the joy of vegetarians can be this simple. Finding a tasty, affordable, and filling place feels like striking gold. ✨ One thing that left a deep impression: The unsweetened black tea was surprisingly enjoyable! 🧋🤣 Icy unsweetened black tea paired with hot meat soup noodles is a perfect match. I already love unsweetened drinks, and after finishing one cup I quietly wanted another. By the end, I even joked: “I wish I could just bring a thermos to fill up!” 😂😂😂 Just kidding, of course! Everyone should still be polite customers (laughs). What attracts me most to these small shops is that they don’t have the flashy vibe of Instagram restaurants—they feel like real Taiwanese daily life. Open in the morning, busy cooking bowl after bowl of noodles at lunch. Office workers, locals, and vegetarians walk in, spend less than 100 TWD, and enjoy a proper meal. This is the “people’s vegetarian” I love. They also list the shop as fully vegan on public veggie databases, which is convenient for vegan friends. 🌱 If you’re heading near Nangang Exhibition Center or looking for affordable vegetarian food in Nangang, I think this place is worth saving! 📍136 Healthy VegetarianAddress: No. 2, Lane 136, Nangang Road Section 1, Nangang District, Taipei City☎️ Phone: 02-2652-1136⏰ Hours: Mon–Fri 07:00–14:00💤 Closed: Sat, Sun🌱 Vegetarian type: Listed as fully vegan/plant-based🚇 Access: Near MRT Nangang Exhibition Center Station, listed via Exit 2💰 Price: Meals we had were around 55-65 TWD; actual prices based on latest menu. My vegetarian model friend and I had a super great time!No fancy dishes—just a hot, huge bowl of vegetarian meat soup noodles and delicious unsweetened black tea. But sometimes the best meal is this simple. ❤️ Nangang veggie friends, have you tried this place?Any other “only locals know” hidden vegetarian spots? Please keep recommending! 🌱😋 #136HealthyVegetarian #NangangVegetarian #NangangFood #TaipeiVegetarian #TaipeiVeg #VegRecommendation #VeganCuisine #VegMeatSoup #VegMeatSoupNoodles #BudgetFood #NangangExhibitionCenterFood #NangangExhibitionCenterVeg #VegSnacks #TaipeiBudgetFood #VegFriendDinner #VegLife #VegLifestyle #VeganTaiwan #TaipeiVegan #VegEats <img src="https://static2.fansone.co/images/49a04b5a-52a7-4650-9c94-18ef1ca24647.avif" /><img src="https://static2.fansone.co/images/4f05aa2f-f655-4130-9c82-be78bbcbeeaf.avif" />

【Nangang Alley Hidden Vegetarian🌱 Can Eat a Super Big Bowl for Around 55-65 TWD!】

<img src="https://static2.fansone.co/images/e64149ec-4af3-4651-8787-aefc9e34f5e4.avif" />Recently I finally finished binge-watching Netflix's 《SubscriptionBoyfriend》. After watching, what I thought about the most was surprisingly not romance, but my little brother. When my brother was in college, during New Year he once proudly showed off to relatives: "I have to show off one thing—my sister bought Netflix for me!"😂 Looking back now, this sentence actually makes me feel a bit heartbroken. When we were kids, my younger siblings really seemed to believe in me as their big sister. Whenever I said I would achieve something, buy something, or take them to do something, they would believe it. But after growing up, I realized life isn't as simple as we thought as children. There were things I didn't accomplish, jobs I didn't continue, and my health made my life take many detours. Later Netflix became something Mom paid for, Dad thought it was a waste, and eventually no one subscribed anymore. I always felt like I had disappointed my younger siblings many times. But they never really held it against me. Maybe the person I couldn't get over was always myself. So this time, because of a collaboration, I had the chance to watch Netflix again, and the first thing that came to mind was my brother's once-proud words. Well, at least big sister can watch again now🤣 As for 《SubscriptionBoyfriend》—— The first few episodes really made me laugh non-stop, especially when Lee Soo-hyuk appeared, my mind was only thinking: "Who are the other guys?"🤣🤣🤣 After that, the plot... um... I started silently fast-forwarding. From episode 5 all the way to episode 10.😂 By the end, I understood what it was trying to say. The ideal type, the dreamy type, the man with perfect conditions—seems to have everything, but in the end, the one who stays might still be an ordinary, honest, even somewhat plain person. It's a kind of "ordinary love, ordinary romance." Is it romantic? I admit, it's very romantic. But I'm also very sure—— This is no longer the life I most want to pursue now. When I was younger, I also thought love should be grand and passionate. Later I realized some grand endings are called losing both the person and the money.😂 So now it's not that I'm afraid of love, nor that I "can't find love." But after going through some things, I really started rethinking: Does life have to be proven through love? I thought of the Buddhist saying "The mundane world is also a place of practice." Family is a place of practice, friendship is a place of practice, love is a place of practice, work is a place of practice; even our attachments to success, appearance, money, winning and losing, and "I must become someone" might all be our own lessons. So after watching 《SubscriptionBoyfriend》, my biggest takeaway wasn't "I really want to fall in love." But rather: It turns out the ordinary can also be very romantic, it's just that the kind of life I'm looking for now might be something else. Of course, I still have to mention my BLACKPINK!🖤💗 I think JISOO's acting is really good, and the more I watch, the more I feel BLACKPINK's four girls are really amazing. Singing, dancing, stage presence, fashion, endorsements, drama—they've been moving toward the international stage all along. What we see is them shining now, but behind it is years of training during trainee days and after debut. So sometimes I feel envious and can't help comparing myself to them. But later I thought, there's really no need. They have their lives, and I have my own lessons. I didn't become the "big sister who can do anything" that my younger siblings imagined when they were little—this I do regret. But the story of life isn't over yet. The promises I made in the past don't all have to be fulfilled. At least from now on, promise less and actually do more. Maybe one day, my brother won't need to show off: "My sister bought Netflix for me." But can casually say: "My sister is doing pretty well now." For me, that might be enough.❤️ I still recommend 《SubscriptionBoyfriend》! The beginning is hilarious, the middle made me want to fast-forward a lot, and in the end I was somehow moved by the romance.🤣 Next up—Lisa's 《The White Lotus》! BLINK keep chasing.🖤💗 #SubscriptionBoyfriend #NetflixDrama #BLACKPINK #BLINK #DramaReview <img src="https://static2.fansone.co/images/17af2460-66d3-45eb-8124-b847b504df70.avif" /><img src="https://static2.fansone.co/images/db097398-6205-49c7-8b33-bbb9917bbd8c.avif" /><img src="https://static2.fansone.co/images/1e78b5f8-c99b-46e0-a713-495ef234256a.avif" /><img src="https://static2.fansone.co/images/f1bd2f17-a25b-4729-a60a-aa5d0299e252.avif" /><img src="https://static2.fansone.co/images/3a90bcd0-387a-4a0e-915f-327ce24bdb96.avif" />My brother once said something I still remember to this day. When he was in college, during New Year while chatting with relatives, he happily said: "I have to show off one thing—my sister bought Netflix for me!" Unexpectedly later, because I didn't continue as a beautician, the Netflix fee became something Mom helped pay for, Dad thought the expense was a bit wasteful, and eventually the family stopped subscribing. Actually from childhood to now, I've always felt I've disappointed my younger siblings many times, but they never really held it against me. They also know that sometimes I'm good at "making big promises," saying many things I want to accomplish. But when they were little they truly believed, always thinking big sister could definitely do it. Because of this, I've always carried some guilt and self-blame. My health has never been great, and my temper and personality also have many areas needing adjustment, so I often feel I haven't become a good role model as the big sister. Recently, because of a collaboration opportunity, I could watch Netflix through the sharing feature, so I finally watched BLACKPINK JISOO's 《SubscriptionBoyfriend》, which I'd been looking forward to. The first three episodes I really thought were great! But after episode 4, the plot seemed to start going off track a bit (laughs). As for who the other male leads in the story are, I don't have much impression. Maybe because I watched on computer and didn't check actor info on my phone, so after finishing, some roles still felt a bit vague. All in all, I think the male lead the story really wants to present is actually a very honest, sincere, and ordinary person. But I think many viewers probably focused on the "ideal man" Lee Soo-hyuk? At least while watching I was really focused on him the whole time (laughs). And right around the time this Netflix series aired, I had shared and revealed some past experiences in some relationship-related Facebook groups. Unexpectedly, when I later shared about one of the male supporting characters in 《SubscriptionBoyfriend》, his styling happened to resemble someone I had revealed about before. So at the time I was actually worried others might misunderstand. Some even said I "can't find love," which felt a bit baffling. Actually from childhood to now I've always felt I haven't done anything particularly impressive. Maybe like Seo Mirae played by JISOO in 《SubscriptionBoyfriend》, I also have my own ordinary side. Of course, in reality JISOO is an international superstar, so there's no way to compare. BLACKPINK reaching today isn't just because of their good looks. They can sing, dance, perform, and also engage in drama, hosting, fashion, and brand endorsements. Besides their natural conditions, there's also very long periods of training and effort behind them. So I also thought of the saying: "Everyone is born with talent that will be useful." But when it comes to my family, I still feel some guilt toward my brother. As for my sister, she's now more focused on Buddhism, so I'm more at ease. Recently I finally finished watching 《SubscriptionBoyfriend》. To be honest, I pretty much fast-forwarded from episode 5 onward, and ended up watching straight to episode 10. After watching, I still think the male lead is really too ordinary! (laughs) Instead, when Lee Soo-hyuk appeared in episodes 1 and 2, I really found it hilarious and memorable. But by the last episode, I suddenly felt this ending was actually quite romantic. In the end, it's a kind of "ordinary." Ordinary love, ordinary romance. I also want to say clearly first that I didn't suddenly want to fall in love after watching this drama. It's just that after watching, I had a feeling of "How could it be like this?"—a bit strange, a bit unexpected. Also, that device in the drama you can wear on your eyes to enter a virtual game world—I couldn't remember what it was called at first. It should be something like a VR headset! If real life really had the kind of device in 《SubscriptionBoyfriend》, where wearing it lets you enter that virtual world, I think it would feel pretty interesting too. All in all, 《SubscriptionBoyfriend》 overall is actually pretty good to watch, just some parts in the middle really made me want to scream (laughs). But I still love my BLACKPINK very much! BLINK, BLINK, BLINK!🖤💗 Although JISOO isn't the member I usually pay the most attention to, many people say she's very beautiful, and after watching 《SubscriptionBoyfriend》, I also think her acting is really quite good. As for the feeling this drama left me with in the end, it's: "Romantic ordinary, and ordinary romance." But I'm also very sure this isn't the life I want to pursue now. When I was younger, I also had grand and passionate romances, but in the end might have nothing left, or even lost both the person and the money. So now I'm not afraid of falling in love, but after seeing and experiencing some things, I'm not as yearning for these plots as before. Instead, I thought of a phrase sometimes seen in Buddhist halls: "The mundane world is a place of practice, the mundane world is also a place of practice." My understanding is that the mundane world isn't just love. Family, friendship, love, work, self, and all kinds of attachments in our hearts are actually lessons life requires us to learn. So these are some of my takeaways after watching 《SubscriptionBoyfriend》. Overall, I would still recommend everyone to watch it. JISOO's acting also made me feel it's quite good! And my next drama-watching target is Lisa's 《The White Lotus》. I'm also curious if Lisa's movie has already been released? Oh my god! I really feel the development of BLACKPINK's four girls now is too amazing. They're no longer just Korean idols, but step by step moving onto the international stage. From trainee days, to official debut, then accumulating so many years of experience, reaching today really wasn't easy. Although I only truly started liking BLACKPINK after they began developing their individual careers, I still admire them very much. I also know there's no need to compare my life with theirs. They have their talents and have put in a lot of effort afterward. Like when Lisa talked about her training journey in the past, it also made me feel that when someone looks so dazzling on stage, they must have gone through a huge amount of practice behind the scenes. So success really isn't that easy. For myself, my health condition does affect my life, but I also hope I won't completely give up on trying because of it. Everyone has different conditions and different life paths. What I can do is keep moving forward within my own capabilities. All in all—— Recommend 《SubscriptionBoyfriend》 to everyone! Although while watching I wanted to laugh and fast-forward at the same time, and some parts even made me want to scream, I still finished it in the end. Ordinary love, ordinary romance. Maybe not the life I want, but still a story worth watching and that made me think about many things. Netflix's 《SubscriptionBoyfriend》, recommended to everyone.🖤💗

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