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  [This review has a lot of spoilers, read at your own cost!] From the moment I saw the trailer here, I had no patience until it was released and grew curious about this drama, so as soon as It was released I started watching it . This is not the typical genre of k-drama that I watched, but it's worthwhile! There's not much dull moments and episode will keep you interested on the next one. The concept is really good and the story was well delivered. . Here are some of the aspects we can ponder about this k-drama. THE FUNNIEST SCENE: The part where the Ki-hoon licks the honeycomb to remove the "umbrella" pattern whole, and the moment the other players also licked their honeycomb pieces were so, so funny! THE DARKEST SCENE: That night right before Game 3 where most players started killing each other- the part where the lights were blinking and the bed were collapsing is so scary and made this scene so powerful and dark!!! THE MOST HEARTBREAKING SCENE: 1)The part where J...

    My favorite country after Sri Lanka is South Korea. One of the main reasons for this is their diet and eating ethics. So I thought I'd tell you a little bit about it in this blog 🇱🇰♥️🇰🇷 Table etiquette in South Korea goes back to the Confucian scenes of the Joseon Dynasty. Traditionally, South Koreans use cushions to sit on the floor and eat from a low table. The floor is usually heated by an ondol, an underfloor heating system. This custom is still common in many restaurants in South Korea. The restaurant's dining room is usually located on a high platform and guests are expected to take off their shoes before entering. Many restaurants today also have tables and chairs for guests who feel uncomfortable sitting on the floor. When eating... 🍲 🍚️South Koreans never lift a plate of rice like Chinese or Japanese. 🍚During a meal, pots and pans are on the table.  🍚️It is also unacceptable to talk about stinking or unclean things while eating with others or ...

The museum celebrates a fun festival called ‘trompe l’oeil’ . This is a fun place in Seoul. Everything here is a combination of 2D and 3D technology and all those works of art are interconnected. That is why visitors can participate in these works of art on their own. Imagine being bitten by a snake in the water? You can climb on top of the animal and hide behind the mouth it is holding. Imagine being able to enjoy a cup of tea with a white rabbit in Alice's Wonderland? You can hold the teapot and pour the tea into the painting. There is also a place with ice output as a second museum. It is made up of a large collection of ice carvings that Seoul maintains every year. Also at no extra cost, allowing you to lower an ice slide and stand in front of giant illuminated ice wings. To get lucky to get out of this, you have to go on a path with tangled mirrors and find your way.

  I introduced myself as a startup blog .. where I mentioned that I was doing a business. I do a crafting business ... its main selling point is Dreamcatchers ... so I wanted to share some information about these Dreamcatchers with you. ♥️ What's the history of dreamcatcher 💫 This is based on a legend that was spread among the Native Americans. According to those legends, Christopher Columbus was one of the spiritual leaders of the Ojibwa people, a group of its inhabitants long before the discovery of America. One day while he was at the top of a mountain, he met another wise man named Iktomi. Iktomi appeared in the guise of an eight-legged spider. According to some legends, she was a woman. However, there was a deep conversation between the two about the good and bad of the world. (According to this ancient story, the spider said that the world is a cycle and that everyone's life is cyclical from birth to death.) During the conversation, Iktomi began to weave a net ...

I had a great desire to visit Mirissa (especially the coconut tree hills ) so when I was working at Bank of Ceylon I went to Mirissa with  some of my friends in bank So, It's a small town on the south coast of Sri Lanka, located in the Matara District of the Southern Province. Everyone wants to go to Mirissa because they want to go to this place called Coconut Tree Hills I'm also one of them. This is a private coconut grove surrounded by the Indian Ocean. Believe me, it is unbelievably beautiful there .. The sea on three sides, the coconut trees, the wind all add up to an unbelievably great inspiration . It is a beautiful place with full of beautiful views in the morning and at sunset. Coconut Tree Mountain is a must add to your travel list in Sri Lanka and provides a great place for your travel pictures! This well-known attraction is like no other day without a guest. I'm a memory collector .. so I had a great desire to add a picture with this beautiful background to my di...

  Love never dies, If it die, there is no love .. There are still thousands of secrets hidden in this city sigh of relief. Even today, the bar in the city is full of lovers Filled with mourning songs Time has covered us so much that you and I can't even meet in a breath People between encounters, separations, breakups How helpless? Still in the middle of nowhere in this city Your voice echoes! But I will not shed another tear for this beloved city .. Putting all the memories of you and me together in one breath Then I will leave this city...... You know, sweetheart! Although everyone remembers, Can't walk between memories like this

  I recently saw some photos of the Taj Mahal but in those photos I saw it in different colors , what is the actual colour of the Taj Mahal? Or does the color change? This is what I felt.   so when I came to find out about it I got a lot of information about the Taj Mahal The Taj Mahal, a masterpiece of world heritage, was built by Emperor Sajahan V (1628-1658), the 5th Mughal emperor of India. He was born on January 5, 1592 in Lahore (present-day Pakistan). This is also known as the Golden Age of Mughal architecture. History has it that he built the Taj Mahal as a tomb built to commemorate the death of his favorite queen, Muntas Mahal. The Taj Mahal is located in the Agra area of ​​Bharatha.From the entrance to the Taj Mahal, which has 3 gates to the entrance, it is adorned with exquisite architecture and decorations. The Taj Mahal is made of marble and has about 28 types of high and medium value stones. The architect is Ustad Ahmed Lahori, a Persian from Iran. Historians sa...