HeatherOfEden

Yep, I have not totally cut myself off kdramas. My sister tells me what good kdramas she has watched recently and as long as they are on Netflix, I check some of them out, like Extraordinary Attorney Woo, I really enjoyed it.

Yup, as all LMH dramas have been, at least here in mdl

all screenwriters are scriptwriters

Kudos for putting these haters on notice. Their ilk has turned me off kdramas a few years back. Makes one wonder what LMH had done to them for them to be obsessed with bringing him down. Or are they fans or water army of another actor who is considered his competitor? Regardless, they’re actually pitiful, having nothing better to do than spew lies and hateful comments. What a wretched life.

‘Been wondering whether kdrama haters are actually out to ruin the industry. I got so traumatized by haters of a kdrama years ago, it ended my obsession with kdramas and drove me to try cdramas. So I guess I have to be thankful to haters for pulling me out of an addiction and for pushing me to the wonderful world of cdramas. I couldn’t even make myself add the kdramas I’ve watched, except a few I loved, in my watchlist when I joined mdl last year. Nowadays, I have to tamp down the bitter taste that comes up whenever a kdrama interests me. Only a few, like WTSG, captured my interest enough to help me overcome that bitter taste I’ve come to associate with kdramas. And reading the comments, it appears I’m not the only one who feels this way. So, haters, keep doing what you’re doing and perhaps the world will be rid of kdrama addiction for good.

Screenwriter is a type of scriptwriter. A screenwriter writes for tv, film or other screen media. Scriptwriter writes for any medium, screen or not. So, @leafless7 is right.

About the "affair", Ryong made it clear to Go Eun that he is not happy about her announcing their engagement and any thinking woman whose bf gets mad when their engagement is announced should know what it means - he's out or he was not serious in the first place. He is not entirely blameless, though. He gave in to her advances even though he didn't love her. He never said he loved her but by being with her, he gave her hope. But this is a guy whose background made him unable to know what love is. So at least he was honest with Go Eun by never telling her he loved her. As for Eve, it was obvious she is done with Dong A after knowing about his affair with her friend. So, while Ryong may be somewhat guilty of cheating, Eve is not.

About the ending, I too would have preferred a happy ever after. However, I think that it was too much to ask. Being able to deliver a healthy baby in zero-gravity is already a big stretch. In any case, I'm happy for her, being able to contribute to science is a scientist's career goal.

The law forcing a rape victim to marry her rapist is in the Old Testament. Christ did away with the strict adherence to rules (letter of the law) in the Old Testament. Instead, Christ taught love, justice, mercy, and the heart behind obedience (spirit of the law). Under New Testament ethos, a rapist violates the spirit of the law and should be punished. Give me a Christian nation that forces a rape victim to marry her rapist. Also give me the biblical references of "mix fibers" and "shrimp is sin". A morula is not just any cell. It is a "fertilized egg". Big difference.

Compared to having lived, a few minutes of funeral is meaningless. Where does it say that the baby was non-viable? She lived, floating merrily all over the space station just as how a baby on earth would be crawling all over the house. And considering how excited Kang Gansu was about the experiment, it meant they had figured out how to get the baby back to earth. In fact, Ryong and the baby were expected back any time. And that could have been her at the end by her father’s side by the ocean with her own baby. As for Eve, she had a funeral that she would have loved - her ashes scattered in the place she loved the most - the outer space.

Eve had a choice to abort her unborn baby. She was on her way back to earth that would have caused the baby to be aborted but CHOSE to go back to the space station. Whether it was because of her dedication to the cause of science or because she bonded with her baby, that's up for discussion. But it was obvious that she CHOSE to have the baby despite being warned of the risks in delivering a baby in zero-gravity condition. Her best friend specifically told her about the fatal risk to her pelvis but she made the CHOICE to have her baby.

Reading the comments, I'm appalled at how those who posted negative comments got this so wrong. I'm inclined to believe those who suspect that most negative reviewers have not watched the drama; that they are merely haters.

Contrary to what many negative reviewers contend, this is not pro-life, but pro-choice. In fact, there are shocking anti-life scenes that turned my stomach, since I believe that morulas are human babies.

Please see spoiler below for why this is pro-choice.

It means everyone has a right to his space in the world. It means just because you know how to use a gun, you can't kill animals for sport. Killing other animals for survival, such as a lion killing other animals for food, should be the only reason to kill. This includes unborn babies. They have a right to live. The only reason to abort them would be if the mother's life is at stake but then it's her choice and hers only.

So you're saying Christianity is propaganda? Because Christians believe in life at conception. A fertilized egg is a human being.

How so? Were the rats allowed to roam free in the space station as Eve did? Were the rats allowed to experiment with flies as Eve did? Were the rats allowed to choose whether to carry her baby to full term or not as Eve did? Note that it was Eve's decision to stay at the space station. Everyone else was expecting her to go back to earth. It was her decision to stay. Did the rats have any choice? Eve was told of the risks and she took them.

All pregnancies carry risks. When the risk is more than average, moms have the choice to take a chance or not. Eve took the chance. It was her choice. And I consider her decision heroic. She took the risk for her BABY, not just cells. By the way, morulas are not just cells. They are fertilized eggs. There's a world of difference between them. It should be obvious considering the cost and effort spent to create the morulas.

Can you show me a comment same as mine? I wouldn't be surprised tho if other lovers of the drama say the same thing since we love it because we have the same understanding of what this drama is about.

The message of this drama is that all living beings are equal - be it zinnias, lettuce, mayflies, humans, the earthworms in your backyard, the weeds in your lawn. "They are miracles made by the spirits of the universe. Every being is a miracle on its own."

In fact, this drama needs the watcher to be attentive. I found the story to be coherent and cohesive. Try rewatching it with your full attention. If you still can't understand some parts, ask questions in this forum. That's the best use of the comment section, for watchers to help each other understand the drama instead of stoking toxicity.

I came to this site to share my excitement about this fantastic drama that has amazing cgi, gave me a taste of how it feels like to be up there in outer space and the story is cool, made me think of substantial topics like, is a morula a human being (apparently not, for scientists) and would you ever do anything unethical for any reason? The drama made me laugh, cry and think. It also has many suspenseful scenes that had me on the edge of my seat. And the leads' chemistry set my heart racing.

Imagine my surprise at the low rating which proves just how inaccurate online drama ratings are. Never believe them, especially for kdramas. Apparently, kdrama fans routinely sabotage dramas of actors considered competition of their idols, manufacturing negative comments and giving absurdly low ratings to the dramas.

This drama definitely does not deserve such a low rating. The suspenseful scenes alone deserve at least an 8. Yet you can see many reviews with a rating of 1. it's so ridiculous and disgusting it can make one crave for justice and wish bad karma on whichever actor reviewers are sabotaging this drama for.

I haven’t had this much difficulty being understood. First my question about ratings was misunderstood to have anything to do with quality which is distinct, though loosely related, to ratings, but distinct still. They don’t always go together. Now, my observation about the loose association between ratings and quality got misunderstood to be about the “worth” of a drama. There is nothing to point out as “flawed” here since I haven’t even started theorizing on the “worth” of a drama and I’m not inclined to do so in this thread.