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It's because they don't resemble each other. The DJ face we're seeing is his soul's face, not his physical face. The proof is that they used different child actors for the two of them.

If they did have some resemblance, then how do you explain why no one pointed it out, not even the closest people to him?

HW was shocked simply because someone was dead, not because he thought they looked alike. It's just a natural reaction when an accident happens in front of you, more so when you have a part in it happening.

No they don't have the same look. It only seems that way to us because those two characters were acted by the same actor, but their younger characters were portrayed by different actors, solidifying the fact that they don't look alike at all. Even their family members don't see any similarity.

I'm saying that "the story got messy because they co-existed", is because HW took part in the murder and everything that happened after it, and those were exactly the reasons why the last two eps didn't really work that well. In the first place, they should not have co-existed because a person only has one soul.

Everything that happened in eps 15-16 happened due to the fact that DJ and HW co-existed in the same timeline which didn't make sense because it meant that HW had two souls.

Yeah, I think they had the opportunity to do that and should have taken that opportunity during the accident scene when HW went to look who was inside the car. They should have shown a different actor instead.

Loopholes aside, it just feels bittersweet for me that HW/DJ found his way back to Miracle Investments and reunited with his partner Mr. Oh. I think that part was a good ending.

"And even weirder when no one noticed or mentioned the resemblance of Hyun Woo and Do Jun." The lack of reaction from the 2022 characters and even from HW's family from the past makes me think that in their eyes, HW and DJ do not resemble each other at all. It only looks that way to us, audience, because after all, those two characters were acted by a single actor.

I see, then I hope it pushes through.

Hmm, but it's a Viu Original, so I don't think so.

This would have been a global phenomenon now had this been on Netflix.

Food technologist, probably.

I was shocked to learn that Kim Mingue was in this series, lol. How could I have not noticed him back then.

Too typical of people to put premium on characters who have good looks and who dress prettily without giving good judgment of their personality. I bet these are the same people who worship that female lead from IOTNBO.

Lol, yeah, I just look away out of cringe whenever he does that squinting eye acting. But image-wise, he does fit the role.

Bright's really good looking, but his acting just ain't it.

It was in this show that I got to know and liked Jang Geun Suk. He's my first kdrama crush, the first kdrama actor who graced my Friendster profile, lol. Was too desolated by his character's death, even cried for days, haha. Hence, decided to drop this show even if I liked it so much.

Currently on ep 6, and wtffff this dumb policewoman, so frustrating!!!

I gave this show a 9.5, but to be very honest, I dropped this one. When I watched this in 2014, it was too painful... painfully relatable, lol. I was in my first job back then, so yeah, you know the story. There was no ep I did not bawl. It was depressing, so I had to drop for my mental health haha. The only kdrama I had to drop due to being too realistic, totally deserving of my 9.5.

I'm one of the minority who dropped this show. When I watched this in 2018, I was already on the verge of a slump, and this drama didn't help. I wasn't feeling the dynamics between LBH and KTR, too awkward to watch. Quite disappointing since I really looked forward to this, as there was a lot of hype to this drama due to the cast and the writer.

You're probably talking about the mini series Hyoseop and Sejeong did for an Indonesian food brand. You can check it out at Realfood youtube channel. There will be a total of 4 eps, first one's out.