i got teary a bit in the last ep when the second chef started explaining his dish, it really showed how we sometime would harder for others, but rarely for ourselves. really appreciated the sincerity in his dish.
Im at ep 4, and i have to say the way suam is try to pay back that gratitude is not it, it is doing more harm to her and to p'aik, so i don't get why she has to follow and do what he wants when its only making her life more miserable, like you can pay him back once you graduate and make enough money, or help him in some situations.
I enjoyed this drama 7.5/10, personally I have stopped watching Kdramas for some time, as I find most of them have the same vibe, specialy when they include the misunderstang part, which just makes me want to drop the drama. In this drama I enjoyed the story and I really loved the ending, the plot twist (which was predictable at some point) added a very nice tone to the story, it made me appreciate the characters a bit more and feel for them.
Now I would say that there are some things that could've been better, but this is how the director and writers wanted the story to be told, and you need some dramas with flaw to really appreciate the flawless ones.
In ep 3, when the girl ties herself and enters the world of gwi, are we given an explanation as to why she can…
I just watched an interview where they discussed this, and as mentioned she is a shamanic descendent which allowed her to travel, go cheon is also of shamanic descendent.
In ep 3, when the girl ties herself and enters the world of gwi, are we given an explanation as to why she can…
i read the comments on this thread, and personally it felt like he goes through some stuff like a ritual to actually enter the gwi world ( example: cutting his hand), and so when she wanted to enter she did what he did. Now, can everyone enter if they did the same? i dont think so, maybe because you first need to posses some spiritual ability to fit the criteria and then you need this ritual to enter.
(maybe he discovered this trick after he drowned, but some parts do raise a lot of questions)
Just finished this, and it was genuinely a great watch!
At first, I was a bit disappointed because I hadn't fully connected with the characters yet, making some early scenes feel a little pointless. I was actually leaning toward giving it a 7/10. But then, the upcoming episodes delivered exactly what I was hoping for. That shift made me appreciate the drama so much more—it proved that the writer and director knew precisely what they were doing and guided the audience through the exact emotional arc we needed to feel.
I ended up giving it a 9/10. The only drawbacks were that the fight choreography needed a bit more work, and the final scene was a little too predictable, which took away from its emotional impact. Overall, though, this was a fantastic addition to my watchlist!
This is very disappointing. I just finished episode 2, and here are my thoughts:
Why is the intro AI? I'm not entirely against it since we all skip through intros anyway, but for a drama like this, I didn't expect it. What's more shocking is that they actually used AI in some scenes throughout the episode, and it completely threw me off.
What is up with the filming and directing? The scene transitions are bad, and the extensive use of slow-motion makes it feel like they are trying way too hard to make every single moment look "epic."
The lighting is terrible. The night scenes are way too bright, and the morning scenes are even brighter. There is zero feeling of the historical time period—it honestly looks brighter than some modern dramas. The show is supposed to feel dark, but instead, the lighting just makes it look cheap.
The dubbing is overdone. I feel like they could have used the live audio for some of the indoor studio scenes to make the dialogue sound smoother and more natural.
A positive note: I did enjoy the part where Murong Qingyi was negotiating with the Hou guy.
( bad Romeo ) yaya is FL and is very very nest thai drama i rate 1000/10 Rich FL Too, Poor ML , But First They…
i have been ignoring thjis drama or soooooo lonng, but now im RUNNING to watch the plot sounds so good, and i love it when lovers breaking up and falling in love again
no if people like gore they should watch it otherwise its inaccurate and just garbage
im not sure how inaccurate it is, but im sure that it is somewhat more accurate than other idol dramas where the story focuses on romance, this although not very accurate but its one that shows another side of the chines history, and it somewhat gave a feeling of how bad things were.
Thanks :)I'll definitely be watching Reset, especially now after I've realized it's only 15 episodes! 😂For…
many of your ptw are good choices, im kind of envious that you get to watch them for the first time hahaha, but i also agree with the choices, they are definitely must watch cdramas, i would just add Love Story in the 1970s, its such a good romance drama + no blood boiling moments. so if you feel like watching a warm slice of life of good romance then watch this
watched the second seasone before this, now im watching it but i think the second season is better in regards to the story and the chemistry. aslo my fav character so far is ankom she is such a mood, both cute and funny, i just adore her, the actress also surprised me because i hated her in phetra naruemit but her i completly love her.
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Now I would say that there are some things that could've been better, but this is how the director and writers wanted the story to be told, and you need some dramas with flaw to really appreciate the flawless ones.
this is the link of the interview, they have mentioned some other points which might answer any confusion
https://youtu.be/tRJ_d8POTcQ?si=fqmTeW-QRPOIp18C
(maybe he discovered this trick after he drowned, but some parts do raise a lot of questions)
At first, I was a bit disappointed because I hadn't fully connected with the characters yet, making some early scenes feel a little pointless. I was actually leaning toward giving it a 7/10. But then, the upcoming episodes delivered exactly what I was hoping for. That shift made me appreciate the drama so much more—it proved that the writer and director knew precisely what they were doing and guided the audience through the exact emotional arc we needed to feel.
I ended up giving it a 9/10. The only drawbacks were that the fight choreography needed a bit more work, and the final scene was a little too predictable, which took away from its emotional impact. Overall, though, this was a fantastic addition to my watchlist!
Why is the intro AI? I'm not entirely against it since we all skip through intros anyway, but for a drama like this, I didn't expect it. What's more shocking is that they actually used AI in some scenes throughout the episode, and it completely threw me off.
What is up with the filming and directing? The scene transitions are bad, and the extensive use of slow-motion makes it feel like they are trying way too hard to make every single moment look "epic."
The lighting is terrible. The night scenes are way too bright, and the morning scenes are even brighter. There is zero feeling of the historical time period—it honestly looks brighter than some modern dramas. The show is supposed to feel dark, but instead, the lighting just makes it look cheap.
The dubbing is overdone. I feel like they could have used the live audio for some of the indoor studio scenes to make the dialogue sound smoother and more natural.
A positive note: I did enjoy the part where Murong Qingyi was negotiating with the Hou guy.
also sad that woobin was not able to go to the second ranch
the plot sounds so good, and i love it when lovers breaking up and falling in love again
https://www.bilibili.tv/en/video/4790319761981952?bstar_from=bstar-web.ugc-video-detail.playlist.all
the first link is better but ep 10 is missing
https://www.bilibili.tv/en/video/4790319761981952?bstar_from=bstar-web.ugc-video-detail.playlist.all
the first link is better but ep 10 is missing