Ep. 4 TLDW: We thought we were watching Moon in the Day, but we were actually watching "Kill Me in My 19th Life"
anyways, back to my live comments/rants/recap: "is she ok?" Sir, she is bleeding out on the ground
Jun-oh is so puppy coded. I'm sorry but when he collapsed on his brother's shoulder, all I could think was, "aww he looks so floofy with that hair"
Ah yes, my favourite… court politics... Yay…Toxic stepfather 😡 bro wants his own son dead or injured just ‘cause he's jelly??
I’m like the kdrama version of terminally online. I seee the backdrops and locations and I’ll be like, “Is that the same tree from My Sassy Girl?? Aren't those the caves from Joseon Attorney?”
Ma'am, your father was literally a general too. How many "precious lives" did your dad take on the orders of *his* king? And you're literally a noblewoman. Your entire life of privilege and comfort was made possible by work and labour of the servants you look down on. Pipe down. The history of premodern warfare is inbred kings & nobles beefing with other inbred kings & nobles over turf. No one's hands are clean. this time it’s your noble family who got killed, but usually its the damned bastards in the fields or the workshops…
That being said, Do-ha really said "I'm sorry for killing all those people 🥺🥺 I was just following orders"
A couple that wakes up in hospitals together stays together
I still do feel bad for Doha, what a life of suffering and toxicity he must experienced
Why are these hospital rooms fancier and more spacious than my entire home
Taeju cannot catch a break… honestly feel bad for him tbh. And now he gets capped by the ghost of someone else’s daddy issues.
I was just thinking, not Mun-oh ruining Do-ha's plans unintentionally… but the beads are broken?? Guess she doesn’t have any protection now?? A chance for Doha, the 1500yo wife guy, to show his mettle ig
Ok KYD's acting in the staircase scene was genuinely good I think
My theory: Doha and Ri-ta teamed up to take down evil stepdad. they failed and Ri-ta had to mercy kill Doha, but without telling him why bc kdrama reasons.
It kinda feels like every time someone in the drama makes a comment about Jun-oh's difficulty emoting and reading ancient Korean, they're making fun of those who criticize KYD's own acting lmao
Wait a minute… Did he stage the entire kidnapping with the bodyguard guy from earlier ???
the guy playing the detective in this also played the child sex offender in Vigilante... Whiplash cause I'm watching those dramas back to back
Not them censoring a lil penknife lmao
so I misunderstood the subs and and the whole situation so that's cool. The cop was saying "Jun-oh" got kidnapped along with his bodyguard (how would he know Young-hwa was his bodyguard at that point? did he read this drama's plot summary?) Anyways, what was Han Jun-oh doing that he has beef with two different parties, one of them of trying kill him?
I get why excessive self defence is a thing but it seems so mean that she's the one who get kidnapped and yet she's the one in trouble 😭
It's the homeless ajusshi… F to him, we hardly knew ye but I bet he was a real one. Hope the doggy’s OK.
You know what, she did go overboard and kinda assault him? The video's not that wrong. just cause someone's being smarmy doesn't mean you get physical and steal their phone like a middle school bully
Ah, so Jun-oh did nothing wrong he’s just in the crossfire, at least with the van incident. there's another Silla guy turning ppl into murder zombies just to kill Doha and Young-hwa?? these ppl's karma must be insane to have so many antagonists after them, even centuries later… which u know, kinda tracks, considering what they were up to in the Silla period
I don't understand why Yi-seul's final words to Jun-oh are so damning but I hope Doha & Young-hwa put Yi-seul in her place from now on. so much arrogance and malice, for what?
is she really gonna remember her past life this early in the drama? ain't no way
Wow maybe they should have followed the webtoon more closely. I've never read it but this whole bodyguard / three months to live / him ruining her career thing seems so much more complicated. But I'm interested to see where their present day relationship goes from here.
look, I'm really interested in both the present day and Silla timelines but they jumping back and forth between them and it gets kinda frustrating imo
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anyways, back to my live comments/rants/recap:
"is she ok?" Sir, she is bleeding out on the ground
Jun-oh is so puppy coded. I'm sorry but when he collapsed on his brother's shoulder, all I could think was, "aww he looks so floofy with that hair"
Ah yes, my favourite… court politics... Yay…Toxic stepfather 😡 bro wants his own son dead or injured just ‘cause he's jelly??
I’m like the kdrama version of terminally online. I seee the backdrops and locations and I’ll be like, “Is that the same tree from My Sassy Girl?? Aren't those the caves from Joseon Attorney?”
Ma'am, your father was literally a general too. How many "precious lives" did your dad take on the orders of *his* king? And you're literally a noblewoman. Your entire life of privilege and comfort was made possible by work and labour of the servants you look down on. Pipe down.
The history of premodern warfare is inbred kings & nobles beefing with other inbred kings & nobles over turf. No one's hands are clean. this time it’s your noble family who got killed, but usually its the damned bastards in the fields or the workshops…
That being said, Do-ha really said "I'm sorry for killing all those people 🥺🥺 I was just following orders"
A couple that wakes up in hospitals together stays together
I still do feel bad for Doha, what a life of suffering and toxicity he must experienced
Why are these hospital rooms fancier and more spacious than my entire home
Taeju cannot catch a break… honestly feel bad for him tbh. And now he gets capped by the ghost of someone else’s daddy issues.
I was just thinking, not Mun-oh ruining Do-ha's plans unintentionally… but the beads are broken?? Guess she doesn’t have any protection now?? A chance for Doha, the 1500yo wife guy, to show his mettle ig
Ok KYD's acting in the staircase scene was genuinely good I think
My theory: Doha and Ri-ta teamed up to take down evil stepdad. they failed and Ri-ta had to mercy kill Doha, but without telling him why bc kdrama reasons.
(and thanks to ECOTVSUBS for subbing this!)
Wait a minute… Did he stage the entire kidnapping with the bodyguard guy from earlier ???
the guy playing the detective in this also played the child sex offender in Vigilante... Whiplash cause I'm watching those dramas back to back
Not them censoring a lil penknife lmao
so I misunderstood the subs and and the whole situation so that's cool. The cop was saying "Jun-oh" got kidnapped along with his bodyguard (how would he know Young-hwa was his bodyguard at that point? did he read this drama's plot summary?) Anyways, what was Han Jun-oh doing that he has beef with two different parties, one of them of trying kill him?
I get why excessive self defence is a thing but it seems so mean that she's the one who get kidnapped and yet she's the one in trouble 😭
It's the homeless ajusshi… F to him, we hardly knew ye but I bet he was a real one. Hope the doggy’s OK.
You know what, she did go overboard and kinda assault him? The video's not that wrong. just cause someone's being smarmy doesn't mean you get physical and steal their phone like a middle school bully
Ah, so Jun-oh did nothing wrong he’s just in the crossfire, at least with the van incident. there's another Silla guy turning ppl into murder zombies just to kill Doha and Young-hwa?? these ppl's karma must be insane to have so many antagonists after them, even centuries later… which u know, kinda tracks, considering what they were up to in the Silla period
I don't understand why Yi-seul's final words to Jun-oh are so damning but I hope Doha & Young-hwa put Yi-seul in her place from now on. so much arrogance and malice, for what?
is she really gonna remember her past life this early in the drama? ain't no way
Wow maybe they should have followed the webtoon more closely. I've never read it but this whole bodyguard / three months to live / him ruining her career thing seems so much more complicated. But I'm interested to see where their present day relationship goes from here.
look, I'm really interested in both the present day and Silla timelines but they jumping back and forth between them and it gets kinda frustrating imo