W two worlds Season 2 sc

Awesome, one of the best villain of my life of drama watcher.

One of the best drama I could watch, very inspiring.
The level of antagonism is unmatched so far.

Ep3 is better, more clarity, and something to root for.
The scene in the middle of episode is remarquable as a turning point.
Although it's backstory (flashback), yet the story is linear, and it helps at this point.

Alas, Ep2 also has a confusing part, even while being attentive, what's different of mystery.
A simple information not given at the right time and it's confusing.
Too much expo by dialogs and naming people not in the room.
So I spent half of episode wondering about the mess instead to enjoy scenes and mystery.

Problem with the non linear storytelling also, something I usualy like but here we confuse sometimes what is flashback or not. For example, after wondering a lot about an inconstency in this episode, I had to go back to previous one, and realize that one of the scenes at the end was a flashback, when I had the impression it was continuity at first watching.

I started, and in episode 1 there are a lot of amazing scenes.
However last part of the episode is very confusing, could be about timeline or excessive use of information mostly delivered by dialogues instead to show it in a clear way.
EDIT: I started Ep2 and we can see the scenes now, allowing to understand the mess of Ep1 ending.

It seems the drama writer is
https://kisskh.at/people/17749-lee-hee-myung
but MDL isn't up to date.

I'm watching Ep9 now, and all I can say is: this drama si great!

Episode 5 now, I'm hooked.
When a cooking contest is more entertaining than $200 millions US super-heroes movies.
The comedy is good, and I don't speak about the over-the-top eating hallucinations, but the whole.

50:00 in episode 1. Woo!!! Heavy pressure here. Kind of twist I like.
Turns out it's also the cliffhanger. (8 minutes of credits after)

I give it a try, as a friend a mine liked.
The rating is low, so I'm curious to see why, and maybe it will be good?

As it is, it's like Ah Jin understood her life was a mess and she had to stop.
She disapears, left for dead. Probably won't try to take revenge vs her husband.

We see a hand stroking her photo at funeral, a hand with rings.
So here: I was thinking it's her hand, but it needs to check if it's her rings.
(There is maybe a close-up on the rings before in the drama, but I don't find it).

Someone else is involved but we don't know who, because this person filmed her when she goes out of the car. We guess this person maybe helped her to run away too.

Great except the very end.
It's like it stops in the middle of something or there will be a season 2.
More in spoiler below:

This girl assumes the fast dating, she's heavy consumer of "boyfriends", and maybe not the one with trouble, because she's not deeply involved about feeling. But hear that, I just read by chance a news today: there was a guy commiting suicide after a "love" relationship with chatGPT. And with an App so powerful as Boyfriend on Demand, it would be easy to get the illusion of a love story. If the drama was considering the scif-fi more seriously, I'm worried it would be a far darkest tale.

Hi. I know this feeling, I rewatched a lot, and I was frustrated for this universe to end, because it had potential for more. Somehow, over the years, I had enough ideas to write a sequel for it. You might read it for free on my blog:
https://w-two-worlds-season-2.blogspot.com/

You can see at the bottom of the main page how I describe the style of the story, very close to the original, with mysteries and the "building theories" as a part of the show.
I ended the rewriting phase, but didn't publish yet last episodes, as I'm doing pictures for them currently. And by the way, I would like to create pictures to for Ep 14 to 27 because they don't have a lot.

Here a short AI teaser I made (15 secondes):
https://x.com/EnchanteurW/status/2022670331631013900

I enjoyed the drama but I gave up the idea to get some coherence about sci-fi even before to start. I was guessing it wouldn't be treated as such, but rather a support for the characters journey.
If such technology existed, the whole world of this drama would be different: you would have huge gaming industry using that, desintox centers, or chiefs running virtual restos, and of course lot of porn apps. You would also have safety limits to prevent people to stay connected and dying for forgeting to drink water or eat food.

Well, the bff considers the App more like a game.
"how to seduce the VR BF in the fastest way".
It's a bit similar to gamers doing speed-runs on old classic games.

No, she's a kind girl.
There are other various reasons why the relationship is cold at the start.

Ep9 and Ep10 : slow but lot of good feeling, happy couple life. I think the drama shows that well, and can give the desire to anyone to have a loving couple life. As FL doesn't use VR as much as in first episodes, yet other characters do it, providing nice comedy scenes. Excellent cliffhanger at end of Ep9.

Indeed, she's good actress. I watched her previous drama Snowdrop because of friends fan of her, while I dislike actors coming from kpop, idols, ex-models. They are often bad at acting, with a flat non-expressive face. So I was expecting something bad. It turned the opposite. I was pleasantly surprised. She has marked face features, some elasticity.

Ep7 and Ep8: there is a slow down here. The episodes feel long to watch. It shows various characters slice of life, and main romance, which can't be rushed. Some funny moments too. I don't like slow pace, but I still enjoyed, it feels natural how it is. ML is a stable man who know what he want, so it relies mostly on FL needing to grow, heal and change, also finding how futile is the VR.