A lot of Win haters, people who rate the show without even watching it. It'll go up once more people watch it.
i I hope it does. I was waiting for this since the S1 ended, and I am loving this so much. I hope it gets the hype S1 had so that many more seasons can come.
I'm only on 2 episodes in and I'm freaking the fork. This is so good. I hope there are more seasons to come as Ajin is clearly the main protaganist of the series and even in first season he mentioned the Enigma group he was looking into (i dont remember the name it been so long i watched the first season) and Bright's character will either be the main antagonist or one of the leaders of the bad side.
I mean, I'm still on episode 2. I don't know if Bright makes an appearance in this one, but I want more seasons to be there to wrap up the story the right way.
It seems like a spinoff to a whole lot of people, but it's a sequel where Ajin is following up and looking in the group, and he is coming across these people and cases. Like Fa's case that was happening in high school, now this one. I wish there were a season where Ajin and Bright's characters would come face-to-face
I was really hyped for this drama, especially with leads who are absolute masters of romance, but instead it’s…
As aspected you did asked for if it romance based so i can see why you don't like it.
Just a simple point even if an actor is great with romance or action or thriller shows they can go and do something different than their old work. cause if they keep doing the same thing they get typecasted. So, saying it "huge waste of talent" just cause you didn't like the show is simply wrong when so many people enjoyed this show and enjoy slice of life genre.
If you like SLICE OF LIFE drama like HOSPITAL PLAYLIST, you will enjoy this drama. For some reason, I wanted it to keep going on 😅
Yes, that's how much I enjoyed the drama. It's not flashy, dramatic, or loud, but it is very CALMING, EASY-PACED, and SOOTHING, flowing like water and very PEACEFUL to watch. As the title says, it's all about the life of lawyers and how they work with different cases and clients in this city. Through that, all of them learn and navigate life as lawyers.
Even with its calming rhythm, the show includes many dark cases where you (the viewer) get to see both sides and understand how a lawyer can truly not have bias toward the victim or the perpetrator, even if they feel differently. They do their job, and the dilemmas are depicted quite well in the different cases handled by all the main leads here.
I don't know why the start was so ambiguous in terms like they are star-crossed lover, second chance, Romance is not the main plot here, glad it is not. Even being the side plot, you see 3 different types of couples in this show. Although the main ML and main FL don't have chemistry.
For me, the characters that shine the most are CHO CHANG WON and BAE MUN JEONG's husband. Even BAE MUN JEONG, as a character, is also good; she chooses to fight for what she loves to do.
I think the movie is quite okayish for people who have not read ORV yet. But honestly the cast was so disappointing…
For some reason, I don’t find this confusing. I’m a person who watches movies and if there is a novel I’ll read that later. Same was with Dune for me and HP so yes I agree with your point on this movie introduces people to go read the webtoon and webnovel.
I like the movie. It must have been fun for the actors to shoot this movie. I never read the novel or webtoon and honestly, don’t think I care a lot for it but understand why people are disappointed. As a movie, I enjoyed the experience but the CGI is so bad
In a few episodes, I felt like I was watching a Hospital playlist with Lawyers. But that was only for a few moments.
The friendship between all the main characters is good. But there have been better dramas showcasing the friendship aspect with much better storytelling.
I'm 8 Eps in, I waited for it to finish up so I can binge cause I notice when I am watching drama one episode at a time, even great drama feels flat to me. Maybe, I have a goldfish level of memory cause I not only forget what was happening in the drama but also specifically what I was feeling watching. So, when I am binge-watching this drama, I'm still loving how it is going; it's a CALMING EASY-PACED show. There is something so simple that is just SOOTHING TO WATCH. This is not dramatic, or loud. It mundane life of professional who are working every day at their mundane jobs.
For most people, this will be boring drama but I know a few of us will enjoy this. That being said the chemistry is not good I have to agree, but the second couple(Bae Mun Jeong and her husband) is much more interesting than the main couple. I love Cho Chang won character more than the main lead. Never happened with me that I didn’t find the male lead that interesting
❥ The crew spent three days preparing for the wedding scene, including 12 hours spent manually plucking 360 kg of flower petals. The director continuously instructed the crew and extras to throw the petals until every last one was used.
this, it's worth it all. That entire wedding scene and the shot are so heartwarming. It felt so warm, inviting, and happy
loved it from start to finish. Although ep 11 has issues with the flow of the story, I was worried it would persist in ep 12, but they wrapped up pretty well in the last episode. In all honesty, I didn't expect it to turn out this amazing. For me, it does have quite high rewatch value, so it's 10/10.
After giving ep 11 a second watch, I can understand it much better, but again, the flow in this episode is broken and multiple time jumps are not edited smoothly. Clearly see how writers are trying to combine a lot of things in ep 11, I guess that's how ep 12 is also going to be.
The Korean title is 'The Cowherd and the Fairy'. It looks like this really is loosely based off of the Asian folktales…
Also, I’m not Chinese. I’m just a curious person who nerds a lot about folktales from other countries. And, one of my favorite video essays on this topic is done by TED-Ed.
The Korean title is 'The Cowherd and the Fairy'. It looks like this really is loosely based off of the Asian folktales…
It's actually "Gyeonuwa Seonnyeo," translating to Gyeon u's fairy or Gyeon woo with fairy. However, Google Translate says it's "The Cowherd and the fairy," but it still makes more sense than "Head over Heels."
Also, please correct me if I'm wrong; the story I know is that they do not reunite, but the mother goddess of the Jade Palace allows the weaver (fairy) to meet her husband once a year through a magical bridge formed by magpies. That's when Chinese people celebrate Qixi Festival (also known as Chinese Valentine's Day).
I mean, I'm still on episode 2. I don't know if Bright makes an appearance in this one, but I want more seasons to be there to wrap up the story the right way.
It seems like a spinoff to a whole lot of people, but it's a sequel where Ajin is following up and looking in the group, and he is coming across these people and cases. Like Fa's case that was happening in high school, now this one. I wish there were a season where Ajin and Bright's characters would come face-to-face
Just a simple point even if an actor is great with romance or action or thriller shows they can go and do something different than their old work. cause if they keep doing the same thing they get typecasted. So, saying it "huge waste of talent" just cause you didn't like the show is simply wrong when so many people enjoyed this show and enjoy slice of life genre.
Yes, that's how much I enjoyed the drama. It's not flashy, dramatic, or loud, but it is very CALMING, EASY-PACED, and SOOTHING, flowing like water and very PEACEFUL to watch. As the title says, it's all about the life of lawyers and how they work with different cases and clients in this city. Through that, all of them learn and navigate life as lawyers.
Even with its calming rhythm, the show includes many dark cases where you (the viewer) get to see both sides and understand how a lawyer can truly not have bias toward the victim or the perpetrator, even if they feel differently. They do their job, and the dilemmas are depicted quite well in the different cases handled by all the main leads here.
I don't know why the start was so ambiguous in terms like they are star-crossed lover, second chance, Romance is not the main plot here, glad it is not. Even being the side plot, you see 3 different types of couples in this show. Although the main ML and main FL don't have chemistry.
For me, the characters that shine the most are CHO CHANG WON and BAE MUN JEONG's husband. Even BAE MUN JEONG, as a character, is also good; she chooses to fight for what she loves to do.
Really enjoyed this one
The friendship between all the main characters is good. But there have been better dramas showcasing the friendship aspect with much better storytelling.
I'm 8 Eps in, I waited for it to finish up so I can binge cause I notice when I am watching drama one episode at a time, even great drama feels flat to me. Maybe, I have a goldfish level of memory cause I not only forget what was happening in the drama but also specifically what I was feeling watching. So, when I am binge-watching this drama, I'm still loving how it is going; it's a CALMING EASY-PACED show. There is something so simple that is just SOOTHING TO WATCH. This is not dramatic, or loud. It mundane life of professional who are working every day at their mundane jobs.
For most people, this will be boring drama but I know a few of us will enjoy this. That being said the chemistry is not good I have to agree, but the second couple(Bae Mun Jeong and her husband) is much more interesting than the main couple. I love Cho Chang won character more than the main lead. Never happened with me that I didn’t find the male lead that interesting
this, it's worth it all. That entire wedding scene and the shot are so heartwarming. It felt so warm, inviting, and happy
https://youtu.be/s_TGkDcjBqI?si=y7qlPJuRiiWYcESt
Also, please correct me if I'm wrong; the story I know is that they do not reunite, but the mother goddess of the Jade Palace allows the weaver (fairy) to meet her husband once a year through a magical bridge formed by magpies. That's when Chinese people celebrate Qixi Festival (also known as Chinese Valentine's Day).