THIS WAS SOOOO GOOD!! Makes me want to check other cop dramas too. This series definitely helped in my QoT sepanx era and I'm forever grateful. Can't wait for S2! 🥹😍
The ending, considering its length (1 hour and 50 minutes) could be broken down into three chapters and all of which were beautiful.Thank you so much to the entire cast and crew, as well as those behind the production of this masterpiece. I'm forever grateful to all of you.
This has got to be the most expensive drama, acting-wise and emotion-wise to me. I felt undeserving of how each scene was executed. Everything about this is well-thought of. There may be instances that we didn't agree with the writing but it was a welcomed contrast to our views nonetheless.
The past eight weeks was so beautiful and I'll carry QoT with me for as long as I live. Thank you.
That was Geunwoo as thar was the 2023-2024 timeline after winning the case against Mok Seolhee. Baek Soo Bin was…
The leads have a baby girl who's presumably named Baek Soo Bin (Hae In's dad already pre-named the Baby in ep 1 as Hong Soo Bin). As for the pictures, since the setting was in Yongduri, HaeIn's baby pictures couldn't be possibly displayed there. But the ones I saw earlier were all their daughter's. The toddler pictures taken in Germany when she was wearing yellow, the studio picture she took with her grandparents when she's of school age, etc.
Does anyone know meaning of the last scene? The scene where past life Jang Shin Yu had the spell book in his hand.
It just showed that Jang MuJin successfully protected Aeng Cho's spell book, that the royals didn't manage to get hold of it. To further protect it, he built a shrine and buried it where Hong Jo found it, and made his descendants guard the shrine.
I dropped this when they started being together because I just couldn't stand Dilraba's acting style. She used the same style she had during Ten Miles of Peach Blossom. While that suited her character in the latter, I didn't find it cute for this drama's character. And it didn't help that after their characters here became a couple, the story delved deeply into their relationship that it lost other interesting layers. It felt like there's nothing more to watch or to learn.
As for Yangyang, he acts like how he did in Love O2O so yeah, there's nothing new to it.
I love these actors and I remember being so excited for this project in 2021 but it just failed my expectations.
I loved it from start to finish :D The perfect love story... though the first episodes weren't very realistic.…
It would be a lot weirder if he knew that she's been crushing on him.
What I like about DJX is he's not the pervy type of guy, and values his time and thus devotes it to studying and earning money to support himself. He dotes on his friend's younger sister because of the circumstance, that he was her pseudo brother and her tutor for sometime. And that's about it. He just continues to live his life. Imagine how weird it would be if he knew all along that she likes him romantically and still sends her gifts as rewards for studying well. It would feel like he's reciprocating the feelings of a minor. He'd be a total creep.
The best thing about this show is that everyone fits their role. The leads look natural, like they're really who they are portraying. The OSTs slapped too! I will always remember this as that C-drama that made me want to watch C-dramas again. Thank you for creating this wonderful show.
hello, can anyone spoil me on the ending? Does it have a happy ending? Did the main couple end up together? also,…
Yes, it has a happy ending and the main couple ended up together. You might be turned off though at how they portrayed their relationship at the last episode too realistic of any couple. It was a 180 with the rest of the episodes but cute nonetheless. The love triangle wasn't heavy. It's bearable.
I don't know how I managed to finish all this in one weekend when I'm already so busy as it is!
Thank you, Kiss Sixth Sense. It's been a while since the last time I binge-watched a kdrama because of how whipped I am for it.
The execution was great. It's rare for me to enjoy a pure office rom com but this was one managed to change that for me. The leads also had good chemistry and while I'm tired of the childhood connection trope, the one shown in the drama actually made sense.
The last part of the finale ep, while a complete 180 to the rest of the prior episodes, was a breath of fresh air. We don't often get the realities of being in a serious and long term relationship, so thank you for that bit.
Makes me want to check other cop dramas too.
This series definitely helped in my QoT sepanx era and I'm forever grateful. Can't wait for S2! 🥹😍
This has got to be the most expensive drama, acting-wise and emotion-wise to me.
I felt undeserving of how each scene was executed.
Everything about this is well-thought of. There may be instances that we didn't agree with the writing but it was a welcomed contrast to our views nonetheless.
The past eight weeks was so beautiful and I'll carry QoT with me for as long as I live. Thank you.
As for the pictures, since the setting was in Yongduri, HaeIn's baby pictures couldn't be possibly displayed there. But the ones I saw earlier were all their daughter's.
The toddler pictures taken in Germany when she was wearing yellow, the studio picture she took with her grandparents when she's of school age, etc.
Baek Soo Bin was born much later.
To further protect it, he built a shrine and buried it where Hong Jo found it, and made his descendants guard the shrine.
And it didn't help that after their characters here became a couple, the story delved deeply into their relationship that it lost other interesting layers. It felt like there's nothing more to watch or to learn.
As for Yangyang, he acts like how he did in Love O2O so yeah, there's nothing new to it.
I love these actors and I remember being so excited for this project in 2021 but it just failed my expectations.
What I like about DJX is he's not the pervy type of guy, and values his time and thus devotes it to studying and earning money to support himself. He dotes on his friend's younger sister because of the circumstance, that he was her pseudo brother and her tutor for sometime. And that's about it. He just continues to live his life. Imagine how weird it would be if he knew all along that she likes him romantically and still sends her gifts as rewards for studying well. It would feel like he's reciprocating the feelings of a minor. He'd be a total creep.
The love triangle wasn't heavy. It's bearable.
Thank you, Kiss Sixth Sense. It's been a while since the last time I binge-watched a kdrama because of how whipped I am for it.
The execution was great. It's rare for me to enjoy a pure office rom com but this was one managed to change that for me. The leads also had good chemistry and while I'm tired of the childhood connection trope, the one shown in the drama actually made sense.
The last part of the finale ep, while a complete 180 to the rest of the prior episodes, was a breath of fresh air. We don't often get the realities of being in a serious and long term relationship, so thank you for that bit.