Look, I love a cheesy rom-com as much as the next person, but I'm a little tired of the mean/arrogant/rich-guy-with-a-secret-heart-of-gold…
That’s the exact reason why Louie in Shopping King Louie and Lee Ahn in He is Psychometric are my absolute favorite male leads. Why can’t more male leads just be like these softies with their hearts to care for and love others even when their own lives have been traumatic and wounded but they never needed any wake up calls to treat others with all their heart and souls?
The writer isn’t trying to make the exes likable so you know there are any just as tools characters to move our leads plot and push them forward lol the writer isn’t trying to push for any love triangles so lol don’t sweat
I think this drama was intended for the flashbacks to be playing a major part of the plot through the end, rather…
Personally I enjoyed the 90s time a lot in this drama because it is giving the current plot a lot more back bones to demonstrate the contrast and what happened. I like this way of storytelling - slowly revealing & concurrently reveals with current events. It's not dragging for me at least, but rather perfectly done. So it's probably just different preference haha but then, I always enjoy slow burn dramas like Chocolate last year too.
On episode 3 and I might drop it cos it feels too Melo. I need drama and all the flashbacks are a bit too much.…
I think this drama was intended for the flashbacks to be playing a major part of the plot through the end, rather then the typical a little bit of the younger scenes and then done.
Thought this might be something different, but it has been pretty generic and cliche so far. A good cast and a…
Some dramas go for an shocking plot, some dramas go for the well made route... Like some would say Chocolate is all cliche but it was so well written I didn't mind the cliche at all. I guess I don't mind seeing old plots as long as it works but it's very personal taste :)
When the drama shows they knew and liked each other before reset and how she still wants to meet him after the second reset shows you it’s always fate that no matter what where how when, they will always fall for each other in any lifetimes. I didn’t expect to cry so much at the end but it was so beautiful.
I have never seen a drama where the male leads don’t have crazy chemistry with Nam Jihyun, she always manages to build their couple feelings with anyone LOL ANYONE. Be it guys or girls!!! She’s so good at picking projects I have yet to not like any of her dramas since Shopping King Louie
Kim Kwon stole the entire show. My favorite character.
It's really interesting how each person really have different taste cos to me Kim Kwon's role was kinda too typical (as in Korean traumatic type of guys) LOL I am not into these type of characters if there is Lee Ahn's type (After all I loved Louie in Shopping King Louie so much)
I don't think its detective. He's probably just went to the house since they had the promise. He probably went in saw him dead already and checked the U-drive. Found some shocking news probably about his co-workers being a serial killer?
I just want to come here to yell: HE DOESNT CARE WHATEVER YOU DO BUT HE JUST INSTINCTIVELY THINKS SHE SHOULD BE…
He never asked anyone else to be on his side, no matter what everyone does, even if it’s against his goal, he always understands and never become mad. Almost as if he looks at them from afar everyone else is “them” that’s why he can be so calm about it.
He only asked that from Yiseo that she should be on his side, and does things the way he wishes. He was mad and more like a human in front of her.
I just want to come here to yell: HE DOESNT CARE WHATEVER YOU DO BUT HE JUST INSTINCTIVELY THINKS SHE SHOULD BE ON HIS SIDE AND WHAT SHE DOES MATTERS TO HIM HE WANTS HER TO UNDERSTAND HIM AND BE ON HIS SIDE YA KNOW???? Lol
Though there are some major holes in logic / science LOL but the writer is probably stronger in human relationships. The director is great at cinematography! Beautifully shoot
Loving it A LOT so far. Does remind me of He Is Psychometric last year, which I also loved a lot. I value execution more than a unique plot. Yes there’s cliches but if it’s been executed well, it’s actually much more rare than you think. So far the build up and story writing has been solid. I am super hooked.
I didn’t expect to cry so much at the end but it was so beautiful.
He only asked that from Yiseo that she should be on his side, and does things the way he wishes. He was mad and more like a human in front of her.
They are they, but yiseo is us.
Ok done