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My review is very similar to yours 👀 the CGI distracted me so many times...

Finished Pursuit of Jade and I’m still a bit confused about the ending — I couldn’t tell if it was a different timeline/what-if or just something symbolic about fate.
I did like the idea that they were basically destined from the beginning, especially with the whole “mothers already knew each other / arranged joking future marriage” detail.
I also really liked the male lead’s friend/companion (the funny one, I can’t even remember his name 😭), he honestly deserved more screen time.
I kind of wish we got more closure for the side couples too — I was lowkey expecting a proper ending for him and the princess, like marriage or at least confirmation they ended up together.
Same with the ending overall… I think the main couple ended up together, but I’m not even 100% sure. And I also wasn’t sure about the female lead’s future — like, did she step away from everything to rest, or did she actually have a child? The drama didn’t make that clear to me.
Also the “fake brothers” storyline was wild — the older one stayed cold and controlled until the very end, and only when he was dying did he finally let go and act out of love instead of control. The younger one was just completely unhinged the whole time.
Overall, I didn’t dislike the story, I just wish the ending gave a bit more clarity and closure.

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I had to replay that part of the episode to understand if he was really on the ground. I understand why she didn't let go of his head, but I still don't know how she wasn't scared. But okay, it's war and they're used to it 🤣

I started to imagine: okay, maybe it's possible 🤔 because he focused all his strength on his hand - through martial arts - and managed to isolate the pain in his neck. He even managed to make a super clean cut in the neck, where he went through the skin, tendons, muscles and bones 🤣 and let's not forget the knife he used, which was tiny!!! 👀 so far, this has been the most absurd moment for me because it makes absolutely no sense that it's real 😗 buuuut I'm still enjoying it, but I laughed for a while after that scene because it's quite unrealistic 😂

I know it's physically impossible- for several reasons - but I wasn't expecting it at all...

How can someone cut their own he@d off? 👀

The drama is good because it takes its time to develop, making the love between them more believable ❤️✨

hahah 🤣 Initially, his only goal is to protect her because if she dies, he dies too... He doesn't care about her well-being; she's a tool he needs to survive... He is a person without fears and without emotions. But then you start to see changes in him and realize that he stops protecting her out of self-interest.

The spell will take a long time to be broken 👀 but you'll gradually start to see that he cares about her

Yes, he is powerful but it's not because of the strength he possesses... It's because of the enormous suffering he had to endure to gain that power.

yaaaaas 👀 but there comes a time when you'll want to protect him

The most impactful scene for me was when she was arrested and he suddenly appeared behind her... heseemed like a dark angel

It's a slow-burn romance... He can't destroy her because he's bound to her, and this allows him to gradually grow fond of her

I started watching this drama mainly because of the actor, I’ve seen him in completely different roles before, and he never disappoints.This story isn’t just linear; it feels like a loop of fate and reincarnation. No matter what happens, they always find their way back to each other. The female lead coming from the modern world adds so much intrigue, was it real, or a dream? Personally, I think her soul transcended while in a coma, and he somehow followed her.The romance surprised me, not just emotional, but deep, spiritual, and intimate. Their bond is intense, the kind of connection where one could destroy the other, yet it’s beautiful.The ending is open but hopeful, giving the feeling they’ll finally live a normal, human life together. Ambiguous? Yes. But unforgettable? Absolutely.

ele foi o apresentador do Music Bank que houve em Lisboa no ano passado

Blue Birthday (2021) is a tense and intriguing mystery with a unique concept: traveling back in time through photographs. The story kept me hooked, and some plot twists really surprised me, especially around Seo Jun’s sister’s accident.

The leads, Ha Rin and Seo Jun, are likable and have good chemistry, but the romance was underdeveloped, there’s basically only one kiss, which left me wanting more. The side characters don’t stand out much, except for Seo Jun’s intense sister.

Overall, it’s perfect for anyone who enjoys detective-style stories, mysteries, and slowly uncovering clues. Don’t expect heavy romance, but the emotional moments are sweet. Solid 7.5/10.

But don't you feel it could have more episodes? I feel they could have explored a little bit more... 🤔

I watched this drama mainly for the male lead, and it turned out to be a pleasant and light romance. The chemistry between the leads worked really well, and the story was surprisingly well-structured for just 10 episodes.

One of the moments that really caught me off guard was when the male lead saw the video of the female lead’s virtual boyfriend, I didn’t expect that at all, and it was such a shocking scene!

The romance is softer and gentler than usual, and while it’s sometimes not deeply emotional, it suits the tone of the drama.

Some secondary characters lacked development, and I would have liked a bit more emotional conflict, but overall it’s fun, sweet, and easy to watch.

I’d recommend it to anyone looking for a short, lighthearted romance.

He's so unlucky 😭
his name in Chinese must be 徐延时...