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ji-han's entire love life can be summed up as: "me and the two hot noonas i pulled by being an absolutely pathetic loser"

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Korean GLs I'd Watch...

Let's try to manifest a world where some of the biggest Korean actresses were cast in major full-length GL kdramas.

COP + CRIMINAL

Esom (Because This Is My First Life) and Lee Da-hee (Search: WWW) play partners and besties, who both fall for their respective suspects for a crime spree against the patriarchy. (Think: Evening the pay gap at a major company; exposing scandals of sexist politicians; and chemically castrating sex offenders). Esom's love interest is Park Eun-bin (Extraordinary Attorney Woo), and Da-hee's love interest is Seo Yea-ji (It's Okay to Not Be Okay). It's a romantic crime thriller.

FRIENDS to LOVERS

Seol In-ah (Business Proposal) plays a new-money rich girl who hires a former old-money rich girl, played by Yoo In-na (Touch Your Heart), to be her personal assistant out of pity, but pretends she doesn't know her backstory. And Yoo helps Seol navigate rich society. Their conflict is that Seol's family bankrupted Yoo's family, and is getting the life Yoo was supposed to have, including the fiancee, the job, and the house. It's a sweet romantic comedy.

BOSS + EMPLOYEE

Kim Ji-won (Fight My Way) starts a job at a family law firm and works hard to get one of the partners, played by Son Ye-jin (Crash Landing on You), to be her mentor, but only because she wants her job. She starts off as a frenemie before Ye-Jin's hard edges rub off, and Ji-won develops a crush. Their obstacles are that Ye-Jin is married and in the closet, and Ji-won might be too ambitious to let go of her goals. It's a slow-burn romantic legal drama.

COOL GIRL + DORK

Park Shin-hye (Heirs & Pinocchio) plays a cold fashion house designer who hires an unlikely candidate to be her muse, played by Moon Ga-young (True Beauty). And what starts off as a toxic relationship blooms into a supportive one. Park Bo-young (Strong Girl Bong-soon) plays her head of design, who befriends Ga-young's bestie-turned-manager, played by Kim Seul-gi (Oh My Ghostess). They're the softer side couple. It's a romantic workplace dramedy.

FRIENDS to ENEMIES to LOVERS

Seo Hyun-jin (Why Her?) and Gong Hyo-jin (When the Camellia Blooms) were friends in college, but they had a falling out after a misunderstanding about a guy. They have a tense reunion as adults when Hyo-jin is setting up her nuptials at the wedding hall Hyun-jin manages. It's a slowburn romantic drama.

ONE-SIDED OBSESSION

Shin Min-a (Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha) plays the wife of a very powerful and abusive man and Hwang Jung-eum (She Was Pretty) plays the maid who is secretly in love with her and helps her escape. They go to Jung-eum's hometown where everyone assumes she's bringing her girlfriend home for the first time, because she didn't have the heart to tell them she got dumped after running away to be with her. Min-a decides to pretend to be the woman to pay her back, and they fall in love. The conflict being when Jung-eum's ex, played by Park Min-young (What's Wrong with Secretary Kim), returns to get her back.

💜 Your move Kdrama world! 💜

[iris-sistibly]

Jang Bong-hwan found himself standing in front of Daejojeon Hall. The sky was a hue of orange, yellow and blue. There were people around him, the peculiar thing was they were dressed differently, like how people in his country dressed up during the Joseon dynasty.

His eyes scanned the entire place, deep inside he felt a sense of familiarity, he knew he'd been here before but his mind wanted to make sure that he wasn't imagining things...again. “Royal physician please hurry!” he heard a woman whose voice could probably be heard within the entire area. “Court Lady Choi?” Bong-hwan instantly recognized the voice, and he was right. He knew those people well enough to identify them by just hearing their voices. The middle-aged woman was running towards the hall, behind her was the royal physician who was struggling to keep up with her speed.

Bong-hwan’s brows furrowed, "I'm for real not in modern-day Korea am I?," he thought, then gasped when it finally sank in his mind, “Oh shit!” he immediately checked on himself. His voice hasn’t changed, hair was still short, his physique which he spent so much time at the gym to perfect was still the same, and most importantly, his thing was still hanging down there...safe and sound. Bong-hwan felt relieved, it was good to know that he was still himself, but how did he end up here once more? Did he die? or did he fall into a coma again and his soul traveled back in time?

“You there!” the lady-in-waiting pointed at him which stunned Bong-hwan.

“Me…y-you can see me?”

Lady-in-waiting Choi scoffed, “What are you talking about?! Of course I can see you!”

So he wasn’t just a mere soul or a ghost [thankfully], but why was she acting like she knew him? Come to think of it, not even the guards tried to interrogate him–a man in a strange (modern) clothing who clearly doesn’t live or work in the palace. The only person who was able to confirm his identity was the late Kim Byeong-in and no one else. The queen wouldn't be so reckless to spill the tea to everyone right?

"Don’t just stand there!" Court Lady Choi snapped him out of his thoughts, "The queen is about to give birth!"

Before Bong-hwan could even ask questions or process what the lady had said, the latter suddenly dragged him along with the royal physician. Inside, the agonizing screams of Kim So-yong can be heard in every corridor, perhaps it was an exaggeration but it was loud enough to make everyone fluster.

Bong-hwan recalled the time he found out that the queen was pregnant while he was still inside her body, thankfully he didn’t stay long enough to experience the labor pains and actual childbirth. But nevertheless he felt bad, all throughout his stay the queen shared everything to him, her memories, struggles, pain, happiness…and even love for the people around her, including the king.

Speaking of which, where is Cheoljong?

He knew he survived and successfully ousted the corrupt and greedy officials of his court. But if he traveled back to the time of their child’s birth, then that means it has only been months since he left, probably the same time it has been since fully recovering from coma.

“His majesty has arrived!” someone announced in the midst of the commotion. Everyone made way for the king, with him were Prince Yeongpyeong and Special Director Hong. Poor dude came rushing to Daejojeon Hall still wearing his pj’s…uh…sleeping garments. “My queen! I am here!” His mind was too focused on his wife to notice everyone else. Cheoljong stepped inside as soon as the doors to the queen’s room opened. The royal physician, and some of the queen’s maids followed. Worried about So-yong, Bong-hwan went in to check on her, the queen was drenched in her own sweat, and writhing in pain. Hong-yeon was wiping away her sweat while trying to comfort her, "Please try to take deep breaths, it might help you calm down your majesty," she said while in-tears. She has always had a soft spot for her.

"My queen!" Cheoljong sat beside his wife and held her hand while controlling his emotions.

“My king! It hurts so much!” the queen cried.

“It hurts me to see you in pain my queen, I may never know how hard and excruciating it is to bring another life into the world, but I assure you that I will remain by your side as I have promised.”

The queen smiled in gratitude, who would have thought that they would truly fall deeply in-love with each other, considering that their marriage at first wasn’t exactly a blissful one?

“I am sorry your majesty but you have to step outside while I help the queen deliver the child,” the physician said. Upon hearing that, the queen frantically shook her head, “No! He’s staying here! He’s staying with me!”

“B-But your majesty…”

So-yong glared at him, “Listen royal physician, the king and I made this baby together, and did everything together to prepare for this moment, so we’ll be pushing this child into this world together, do you understand?! Now if you insist on NOT letting him stay, I will skewer you and fry you to a crisp!”

Bong-hwan couldn’t help but smile. Admittedly, So-yong taught him to forgive, to help whenever he can, to have faith, and most of all, he learned to care for the people around him. Meanwhile, he taught her to stand up for herself, to never let anyone dictate or control her, to be confident about herself, and just be the badass/savage queen she was born to be. They have grown so much, and he was proud of them...of her mainly.

The royal physician sighed and gave in, “Very well, Court Lady Choi and Hong-yeon will assist me, the rest of you please wait outside. They did as they were told, but before Bong-hwan stepped out of the room he glanced at the queen, the latter saw him too. Upon realizing who he was, she pointed at him, “You…I’ll deal with you later,” she said as the doors shut.

Bong-hwan kept pacing back and forth, he winced at each time he heard So-yong push as if he was also feeling her pain, and in between she would blurt out random cuss words which she probably picked up from him. “M-My queen you’re gripping my hand too tight, y-you might break my bones!” he heard Cheoljong say.

“Hey! I spent nine whole months carrying your child, and now my womanhood feels like it’s being ripped apart and you dare complain?! I might as well break your fucking bones right now!”

“Your majesty, push!” said the royal physician, So-yong pushed as hard as she could. At the same time, Cheoljong's cries can also be heard.

“Goodness your majesty, I can see the head already!” Court Lady Choi sounded delightful and excited.

“Only the head?!” the king and queen uttered in unison.

“Push!”

“I'm gonna kill you Cheoljong!”

"My baby please make haste!"

Meanwhile, the maids, Prince Yeongpyeong and Special Director Hong also waited outside the room. The prince chuckled while he listened to his little brother suffer the wrath of his wife in the birthing bed, “That’s the queen alright.”

“Good grief, if I’m going to end up like his majesty, I might as well not marry at all,” the king’s bestfriend answered.

“Has a message been sent to the queen’s father already?”

Hong Du-il nodded, “I asked Kim Hwan to personally deliver the message to Kim Mun-geun, the old man would probably bring more gifts for the royal baby.”

“He’s going to be one spoiled child.”

“I don’t think so,” Bong-hwan chimed in. Both men looked at him, “He will be very much loved by the people around him, and he will grow into a fine, intelligent, brave and kind man who will continue his father’s legacy. His parents are good people, they will raise him well.”

Du-il nodded, "Of course they will."

In history, the son of Cheoljong and Cheorin died six months after his birth. But like his father, this child is a fighter, Bong-hwan knew this because he experienced it first hand. While still in the womb, he was faced with life-threatening situations, yet despite all that, he ended up thriving. Bong-hwan had put his faith in Cheoljong once, and he has placed his bet on the right person. The king succeeded in creating his own path, and the odds turned to his favor. If Bong-hwan is to gamble once more, he would go all-in for this child.

He didn’t know how much time had already passed, but all of their anxieties turned into elation when they finally heard the loud wailing of an infant. The maids rejoiced, Bong-hwan and the two other men were relieved. Moments later, the royal physician stepped out of the queen’s room wearing a huge smile on his face, “The queen has safely delivered a healthy little prince!” he announced.

The sun rose to its full glory. On that day, a new life took its first breath into the world, and upon his arrival came a new found hope for a brighter future. And thus, the kingdom rejoiced.

***

Jang Bong-hwan walked into the queen’s room, full of happiness and excitement. Inside were the young couple with their newborn son, the little boy was sleeping peacefully in his father’s arms, while So-yong leaned against her husband’s shoulder, holding their baby’s tiny hand. It was a beautiful moment, both parents were enamored by the boy’s charm, “He’s a handsome little prince,” Cheoljong said proudly, he then faced his wife, “Thank you my queen.”

“I should be the one thanking you, my king, for always being there for me.”

“In this lifetime and in the afterlife, I will always be with you my love.”

“As am I, now and hereafter...I will never stop loving you.”

The couple moved closer to each other, their lips barely an inch apart, their hearts beating as one. But their intimate moment was interrupted when they finally noticed Bong-hwan's presence. “Hey, how long have you been standing there?” asked So-yong.

“Long enough to witness a cheesy k-drama moment,” Bong-hwan answered, "Congratulations by the way." The queen smiled in response.

“Would you like to hold him?” Cheoljong asked, just like everyone else, he didn’t seem freaked out at all. Bong-hwan looked at Queen Cheorin (Kim So-yong). As if trying to communicate through the mind, he wanted to know what the heck was going on, why do others seem so chill with him being there? He didn’t get any answer, she just let her husband place their child gently in his arms. Bong-hwan took a moment to have a good look at his face, indeed he inherited all of his parents’ best features. "I can already imagine the number of women who would swoon over him," he jested, “Hey kiddo, let me tell you something…the first lesson you need to learn about life is–” he paused, memories of him as the queen suddenly flooded his mind, from the moment he woke up in Cheorin’s body, to meeting the people whom he had grown to love as family, and most importantly, the long and crazy journey that led them to this moment. They've surely come a long way, and it was such an incredible yet humbling experience.

And it made Bong-hwan feel more...alive.

His expression softened, he has always had a fiery personality, but now he seemed to be calmer, “...Is that it's never short of battles, at times you’ll feel afraid, sad or frustrated, there will even come a point when everything seems hopeless. But believe me when I say that no matter how crappy life can be, one way or another, you will always find something or someone worth living and fighting for, so don’t ever give up okay? I’m rooting for you little prince! Fighting!”

The boy’s parents expressed their gratitude as Bong-hwan handed the baby back to his mother.

“I’m really happy to see you, both of you once more,” he said afterwards.

“I never got to say this, but I’m glad you came Jang Bong-hwan, thank you so much…for everything.”

Bong-hwan shrugged, trying to act cool, "Oh no need to thank me, although I...never got the chance to say goodbye to you the last time, sorry about that," he said, “Come to think of it, I wonder if we’ll ever meet again?”

“You will always be a part of me, just as I will always be a part of you, well…all of us actually. Whichever timeline, lifetime, or part of the world we end up in, one way or another, we are bound to meet once more, I sincerely believe in that.”

The queen gestured Hong-yeon to come forward, the maid handed a box to Bong-hwan, “What is this? A parting gift?”

So-yong chuckled, “You can say that.”

Bong-hwan opened the box and inside was a pin, he remembered it very well, it was the same pin he used to carve out that message in the stone by the lake.

“Keep it,” Cheoljong said, “And when we cross paths again, let’s have a drinking game.”

Bong-hwan smiled and nodded, “I’m looking forward to beating you Cheoljong.”

“So am I Bong-hwan, so am I.”

***

Jang Bong-hwan found himself back in his own room in modern-day Korea the moment he opened his eyes, “What a dream,” he thought. But then, he felt something in his hand, and to his surprise it was the pin the queen gave him. A smile formed on his lips, then he started giggling, and soon enough his laughter filled the entire room, “I am so gonna beat your ass your majesty,” he said. He got out of his bed and got ready for the day, after breakfast he immediately left and drove to the place where it all began. Thankfully, there weren’t many people that day. Bong-hwan knelt in front of the stone by the lake, it had been more than a century since the reign of King Cheoljong and Queen Cheorin, yet it felt good to know that this place still exists until now. He traced his fingers along the writings on the stone, and when no one was looking, Bong-hwan took out the pin, and wrote something:

I came was here for nothing and it was epic

-Jang Bong-hwan

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Epilogue (by: Iris)

A/N: This fanfiction is solely based on the show Mr. Queen, and has nothing to do with Korea's history.

I regret not watching the show sooner, it wasn't a light rom-com like I was expecting. Bitch every episode was intense and I enjoyed the roller coaster of emotions this show gave me. This fanfic is one of those that I spent more than a day writing bc I tbh it's just that I'm in that moment when I badly want to write something but I don't fucking know what to write.

I thought about giving Bong-hwan and Cheoljong some moments together, but I wanted Bong-hwan and So-yong to have their moment too. So being the lazy bitch that I am, I just decided to put all three of them together just to make it easier for my brain cells 😜.

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Wedding Impossible

TV Shows/Dramas watched in 2024

Wedding Impossible (2024, South Korea)

Director: Kwon Young Il

Writers: Oh Hye Won & Park Seul Ki (based on the webtoon by Song Jung Won)

Mini-review:

Well, this drama was entertaining, but nothing more. It was especially funny at the beginning, thanks to that sort of 'rivalry' between the leads. However, once they solved that and started moving into purely romantic territory, the story began to lose steam quickly. Tbh, I kept watching to the very end because of the sizzling chemistry between Jeon Jong Seo and Moon Sang Min. And I guess I wanted to see how in the world they were gonna clear up the mess created by the characters, which was pretty fascinating. I feel like the show would have been better if the director had put more thought into its style, cause the whole thing looked pretty cheap and bland. But still, Wedding Impossible is fun enough, and I can see fans of classic romcoms enjoying it a lot.

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WOMAN OF DIGNITY

GENRES: Drama

SUMMARY: Going from a maid to madam of the house requires research, planning, and a whole lot of revenge.

THIS SHOW HAS EVERYTHING: Knitted vests, criminal records, face slaps, cheating husbands (and wives), genius children, wet cats, sake-infused baths, meditation cults, brunch fistfights, cold-weather golf, art dealers, illegal banchan kitchens, revenge, pop-art mistresses, and an unexpected amount of toilet tissue business sense.

HOT TAKE: This show is a hot chaebol garbage fire and I love it. It's got a real ‘Hush up, Grandma’s watching her stories’ vibe, but like in the best way possible. Related: I will never cease to be in awe of what a tall drink of water Lee Ki Woo is.

Don't think this show is for you? Try these drinking games instead: Drinking Game #1: Take a shot every time someone calls Woo Ah-Jin pretty or gorgeous or stunning. Drinking Game #2: Take a shot every time Woo Ah-Jin spends too much time on screen applying Lancome products. Trust me, you'll be wasted before the end of Episode 3.

[weirdthingshappenman]

Sell Your Haunted House

I started this k-drama because it seemed to click all the boxes of criteria for Halloween season. And, oh boy, was I right! It has been a while since I have been motivated to write a review because all the k-dramas I was watching were just okay. 

Rom-coms that I no longer finish or weird scenarios that I cannot relate to or find interesting. None of them deserved any comment or stayed in my mind long after. But this show caught my attention since the beginning. The production is amazing and the main characters have wonderful chemistry. You can tell that their stories are tangled since they first meet.

The way the story explains itself without being too explicit is great. I felt sorry since the beginning for Ji-Ah, having to live with the ghost of her mother for twenty years. It must have been terribly painful.

Even so, I love how she pushed the limits. It was not like other kdramas that deal with ghosts where everything was fine and the danger was always at bay and everything under control. They would mess up, get hurt and there would be consequences to their actions. The bad guys actually hurt them. Everything was so realistic.

I also like that the kdrama was focused on the story, not on the main characters. One had to pay attention to the details to see how they fell in love with each other. And even as the show ended, we never got to see much of them.

The whole thing between Ji Ahs mom and In Bums uncle was so intense! That egg shell ghost was so creepy! Really well done. And how the Deputy Director Joo was involved with it all. I actually thought she was hiding something more, I had lost trust in her at some point and felt guilty when the truth came out. I also liked Ji Ahs personality. Talk about a badass main female character!

It was very interesting how they could absorb the dead’s memories and relive the last oments of life. I like how In Bum helped Ji Ah to imrpove her work and do more for those lost souls. It was funny how they also absorbed habits from the dead and would have to deal with that for some days.

[k-star-holic]

Yum Jung-ah, This is life Identity is caught and house Incarceration "I gave you a chance to be honest" 'cleaning up'

[sakurablossomsagain]

Reseña de "Bride of the Century" (2014)

Título: Bride of The Century / Hundred Year Bride / 백년의 신부 / Baeknyeon-ui Shinboo

Género: Romance, Fantasía, Comedia, Melodrama, Familiar, Misterio

Episodios: 16

Cadena: TV Chosun

Año: 2014

Sinopsis: La familia Taeyang ha estado bajo una maldición de más de 100 años, por la cual la primera esposa del primer hijo de cada generación muere durante la noche de bodas.

Hoy en día, la Corporación Taeyang es el conglomerado más grande de Corea del Sur y su primogénito, Choi Kang Joo (Lee Hong Gi), ya ha sido prometido con la hija de una familia adinerada que depende que este matrimonio se lleve a cabo para que su empresa no caiga en la ruina.

¿Pero qué ocurre cuando la prometida, Jang Yi Kyung (Yang Jin Sung), desaparece de la noche a la mañana?

Mientras su familia busca desesperadamente a Yi Kyung, descubren en un pequeño pueblo pesquero a una chica que luce exactamente igual a ella, por lo que contratan a Na Doo Rim (Yang Jin Sung) para que se haga pasar por ella hasta que encuentren a la verdadera Yi Kyung. Pero cuando la dulce y noble Doo Rim choca con el frío y prepotente Kang Joo, las cosas empiezan a complicarse en este cuento de hadas donde nada es lo que parece y las conspiraciones rodean a todos.

Rate: ★★★★☆

“Bride of the Century” es otra joya que encontré en el video de “kdramas realmente buenos pero poco conocidos”. 

Tiene la dosis perfecta de romance, suspenso y angst (especialmente al final) además de un talentoso cast que incluye al maravillo Lee Hong Gi (FT Island) como protagonista y a la talentosa Yang Jin Sung, misma actriz que fue protagonista en My Unfortunate Boyfriend.

En cuanto a los personajes, mi favorito fue Lee Roo Mi, quien, a pesar de ser la segunda protagonista que nunca obtendría al chico, supo cuando rendirse y para mí eso fue lo más admirable. Por eso Roo Mi no fue pero se convirtió en mi second female lead favorita.

Choi Kang Joo es un personaje que al principio aparenta frialdad, pero no el fondo tiene un lado amable… muy en el fondo porque sus esfuerzos por ser frío sí me molestaron un poco al principio, especialmente por cómo trataba a Yi Kyung. En cuanto a Hong Gi, pues todos conocemos su voz y honestamente no pude evitar recordar a Jeremy de You’re Beautiful jaja, para mí Hong Gi siempre será mi Jeremy.

El personaje que creo que merecía más es Sung Hyuk, el hermano de Yi Kyung. Siempre fue atento y gentil con Na Doo Rim pero obtuvo la peor parte por todo el plan maquiavélico que su mamá y su hermana planearon. Ellas no merecían tener a un hijo y a un hermano (respectivamente) tan bueno como Sung Hyuk.

La química entre los protagonistas estuvo excelente, pero hubiese estado aún mejor si su relación hubiese tomado al menos un  capítulo más para que les creyera y se sintiera un poco más natural el enamoramiento. 

POTENCIAL SPOILER - Comentario sobre el final: Honestamente amé los capítulos finales. Desde el capítulo 12 la historia empezó a tornarse angsty y yo disfruto los kdramas angsty. El final en general fue super bueno, y muy melodramático sobre todo. Llegó un momento en que le gritaba a la pantalla “¿qué es esto?” porque era demasiado triste. Per confíen en mí, termina con un final feliz. 

Curiosidades:

 La casa de Yi Kyung es la misma en donde hacen la sesión de fotos por el compromiso de Esther Lee y el CEO Choi de The Heirs (2013).

El lugar donde Yi Kyung y Kang Joo almuerzan con la abuela materna de Kang Joo en el capítulo 8, es la misma donde Jin Ho y Gae In toman el desayuno en el último capítulo de Personal Taste.

En el minuto 38:40 del capítulo final (16), el corazón que está en la esquina del techo, también aparece en Iron Man como un templo.

Le doy a Bride of the Century 4 estrellas.

★★★★☆

OST: 4 estrellas 

Actuación: 4.5 estrellas

Personajes: 4 estrellas

Historia: 4 estrellas

Cinematografía: 3 estrellas

Química de la pareja: 4 estrellas

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W.H.Y. (2018) Korean Web Drama

Supposed to help my sister post this in 2022 but didnt manage to until today. W.H.Y. (2018) Cast: Jung Gun Joo as Yeon Woo, Oh Ah Yun as Da In, Hwang In Yeob as Jae Yeong, Yoo Dong Guk as Seul Gi, Lee Ji Won as Han Na, Lee So Hee as Joo Hyun, Kim Young Jae as Da In’s ex-boyfriend Episodes: 10 Recommendation: 8/10 My Own Review: Although breakup is very painful, it may be for the better at times.…

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03.16.2024

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Wedding Impossible (2024) – Na Ah Jung ⬥ episode 1

[ahneunjin]

You're a terrible mom if you can't take care of me until I'm 60! JEON JONG SEO as Na Ah Jung in Wedding Impossible (2024)

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Review dan Sinopsis Cleaning Up (2022)

Review dan Sinopsis Cleaning Up (2022)

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Cleaning Up - First Impression

Cleaning Up – First Impression

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