First complaint - Choi Geom's motive for betraying Poong Baek is nothing but a plot convenience. Out of the blue…
Same thoughts ran through my head as I was watching. The punishment for a betrayal that was done not for an entirely selfish motive was too harsh. And Choi Geum should have made himself a servant to Cha family not the other way around.
Serious respect to the entire production team and cast. All those who played dual roles in the past and present…
I guess it was intentional for Hee Soo character to be a bit bland at the beginning, since it helps for us not to think he'd become a villain at some point. But now he is and the love triangle that has already been building up even before Cha Woong remembered his past life will grow more with the evil spirit which makes him a scarier villain. 😬
Maybe this is an unpopular opinion, but I think, so far, Poong Baek is a better character than Cha Woong. He had his priorities straight, he knew how to use his gifts for the good and although he was a soft person, he was brave enough to fight to save the person he loved. Cha Woong, on the other hand doesn't need to be Poong Baek to become a better person. His character has been gradually developing since the orphanage episode (or at least that's when I noticed) and he only needs to grow more. Knowing about his past life helps in that aspect. More than fulfilling the romance that abruptly ended in the past, he also must maximize the gifts he has and continue doing the good deed which began with Poong Baek: bring the blessings from the heavens closer to the people. Cha Woong can do this even without becoming a shaman, if he really doesn't want to be one. And I think he can maximize his full potential if he has Seul Hae (not Chun Hwa) by his side.
this page was created back in 2019, before squid game. eventually, fast forward 2022, during the promos and interviews, heo sung tae has been considered as part of the main cast. i would have loved to edit the page, but i don't have a reference article to confirm this.
While watching this drama, I'm also watching The Sound of Magic (done with it now, since it only has 6 episodes); I can't help but wish Hwang In Yeop and Lee Joon Gi to star as brothers in a comedy movie or drama. 😁
But he's not the ML, Raphael is, therefore Raphael will end up with Woo Ri. It's like saying Lex Luther will end…
Yes, I'm aware of that. It's my personal sentiment for now, since Kang Jae started like an ideal boyfriend. I know things will eventually lead to Raphael standing out as the better person for Woo Ri.
Yes, I'm aware of that. It's my personal sentiment for now, since Kang Jae started like an ideal boyfriend. I know things will eventually lead to Raphael standing out as the better person for Woo Ri.
I totally understand how Kang Jae's feelings could eventually grow more bitter if he keeps seeing how Raphael is being treated so well by Woo Ri's family. It's like being pushed aside by people you care for. But he needs to be more honest about his feelings to Woo Ri. I honestly would like to see him end up getting married to Woo Ri but it won't be realistic. I just hope Kang Jae won't end up being a really bad guy.
It was nice how they presented everyone's happy ending. Meat and Veggie made a good pair; Fish was warmly welcomed as a transwoman; Yul (who I thought would end up with Dae Sung and his family) eventually went to Vietnam to live with her maternal grandmother; and Dae Sung finally gets accepted by Ah Hee's father.
I like how Dae Sung was described after all that happened. He was not a hero of some sort who wanted to be recognized as someone exemplary. He is simply a cashier in a supermarket who wanted to see their store's customers whenever they buy the things they need, having no worries or problems. Products even described him as "someone who cared about people; others would have turned a blind eye to those in need but not Dae Sung."
Goes to show that caring about others can save people's lives. Congratulations to all who worked hard for this drama!
I want to see both Cha Woong and Seul Hae use their powers!! I'm getting a bad feeling that the evil spirit will eventually take possession of Hee Soo's body (continuing the "she stole my woman" arc).
[Not a spoiler, actually] On another note... Am I the only who looks at Yul dressed with pants and long-sleeved clothes and sees a little boy wearing a wig? The way Yul walks gives away some tomboyish vibe too. But she's actually a girl.
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I like how Dae Sung was described after all that happened. He was not a hero of some sort who wanted to be recognized as someone exemplary. He is simply a cashier in a supermarket who wanted to see their store's customers whenever they buy the things they need, having no worries or problems. Products even described him as "someone who cared about people; others would have turned a blind eye to those in need but not Dae Sung."
Goes to show that caring about others can save people's lives. Congratulations to all who worked hard for this drama!