That the kind of Kdrama I like but there are some moments I feel it is kind of ridiculous. Like how U Jae did…
it was so Woo Jae has to be the one teaching it. the body swap should be too obvious to him how Haru(Hana) actually behaves like they've never done judo ever all of a sudden. he never says once that shouldnt you know how to do this?? i mean he was a national champion lvl judo fighter, now hes acting like a complete rookie??
finding out the camera was the time machine was a bit ridiculous. she only got scared it would break because it was old. that shouldnt be enough to break into her locker and steal it. and she takes the camera bag out and doesnt realize its not in there?? i mean id have felt something was strange about it the second i touched it.
Somebody in the comments below mentioned how Ha Ru’s body isn’t weak. It’s just that as Ha Na isn’t a…
i think the problem is they're trying too ridiculously hard to make haru and hana seem different when swapped bodies. theyve grown up together as twins their whole life, pulling off acting like the other should come natural to them especially on Hanas side being a top actress and all.
sorry but... Woo Jae acts better when he is acting for that short film
it was a pretty obvious no brainer on the ML choice for the short film. i think the director got in his feelings when he saw Hana and woo jae holding hands and made a choice out of jealousy. it was obviously not gonna work choosing a athlete in the middle of a sports season.
Listen to what the ceo told him again, jihye was probably always going to become a permanent staff cause she's…
i get that part of what CEO says, but he did ask him to ask for anything. everyone else was being promoted and it felt like Jihye was being left out so that was the point of him asking for that i thought. money wise he wasnt going to ask because hes not really working for the money, and as far as the rules of the company he probably didnt see a problem with them.
i think the difference in him is hes being a little more assertive in his desicion making. like before hed walk…
well in the synopsis the jackpot winnings is supposed to be just enough to where he couldnt quit his job but enough to change his outlook on everything.
he had got numb to the daily grind which is why he kind of just coasts through things before winning the jackpot. little things he should get upset or angry about he didnt. which is why when the old lady response about what to do with her winnings was shes going to get angry resonated with him so much.
Hes progressively transforming from the numb guy he was to being more outgoing.
What is the MC's angle? I like the drama, but what is the deal with MC? All his "change" is just 1 outburst…
i think the difference in him is hes being a little more assertive in his desicion making. like before hed walk on egg shells and do the tasks exactly how they tell him to. but now hes pushing back on everything. for example when he was supposed to handover the other brands he chose not to because his team worked too hard building them up for others to just take it an benefit off their hard work. does that make sense? hes becoming more bold as each episode shows.
Dammit Miyu! Mr. Tan is a catch and he would treat you like gold instead of how Ji Feng has been treating you…
i think tan reminded her too much of her ex husband is why they couldnt happen. He was always trying to suggest taking her away or running from the problem instead of a solution to overcome it.
he had got numb to the daily grind which is why he kind of just coasts through things before winning the jackpot.
little things he should get upset or angry about he didnt. which is why when the old lady response about what to do with her winnings was shes going to get angry resonated with him so much.
Hes progressively transforming from the numb guy he was to being more outgoing.