Mishima

Ahhh, so a wife has been chosen for ml, but ml does not want to get married. Ml then falls in love with someone and finds out that she is the wife chosen for him.

I don't understand. As stated in the introduction above, does ml fall in love with a woman who is going to get.
Does fl love the emperor? ? Does she fall in love with
ml while married to someone else? Is this marriage
happening? I know it's not a romance-heavy series, but I'm still curious?

Happy end

I loved this movie. I really like the mature writing of the lead female characters. And it was nice that the male character was a green flag. It's definitely worth watching.

This series never deserves 7.7 points. Please don't get hung up on the scores when choosing a series. Everyone's expectations may be different, so a low score can be misleading. İt was published, it was not talked about much or the couple was not liked, but don't be fooled by such comments.
I haven't watched a kdrama with such an immersive story in a long time. It ended in 2 days. It was a great series. A meaningful, sincere and heartfelt story. It's definitely worth watching.

Yes, it's not new, but it has become clearer in recent years when we have seen too many such naïve male characters. I hope they leave it.

Thank you, but I don't watch many Turkish TV series, it's just Taşacak Bu Deniz.

I absolutely agree. There are absolutely no such fairy tales. Unfortunately, when the target audience is women who dream of experiencing such loves, such men and imaginary male characters are created.

I wanted to watch this and gave up. Because it's the same scenario again. The woman continues her life, but the man cannot recover after her. They love this type of unrealistic male character. In fact, the audience addressed by such series is the female audience who adore loyal men. Fairy tale-like male characters for women's dreams. It's like a fairy tale of a man who doesn't cheat, doesn't upset, and has great love. This is not the only one, how many times have we seen this type of story, I think it is outdated, they need to be more original now. It looks repulsive now. Life goes on, I think it's unfair when the other person continues his life and falls in love with other.He should look at his own life.He should look at his own lifeIt's not worth it for anyone. In real life, no one waits for anyone else. . It is not difficult to write strong, male and female character.

This is how the end of the Again My Life series ended. I'm not surprised at all by such an ending, because I've watched this ending before in Again My Life. I don't think there will be a second season. I don't understand why people want a second season , the series is not unfinished. Real life is just like that, someone goes, someone comes, and corrupt people are everywhere. We continue the struggle for justice. This is the message that such series give. The important thing is that Han Yeong is with her loved ones and has made great friends.
And this series has become one of my favorites. I enjoyed every second of it.

Can Han Yeong be with his ex-wife? In his second life, his wife seems sympathetic.

I don't understand if this is actually set in modern times. A novel written by a woman? Is this actually a modern-day series? Is the Empress the person who wrote the novel in modern times? It was a surprise that it was a novel, it loses all its reality in my eyes that they write novels for TV series.

😄😄At least he is alive, it would be more devastating if he died. This ending gave me comfort. It was enough that they were reunited. Aahah yes, I'm optimistic about this ending.

The scene where YeongRye sees Jaepil with her ex-love is the same scene where Yiseo sees Saeroyi with her ex-love in Itaewon Class. Similar feelings. I'm expecting Jaepil to realize that he loves Yeongrye in the finalem I am waiting. Itaewon Class like in the last story of Saeroyi and Yiseo . Don't upset my sweet Yeongrye.

Is the lead man cheating on his wife again? I love married couples who are faithful to each other like the Undercover couple, but damn, in shows where married couples' stories are told, one partner always cheats on their spouse. I hate this story, I want to watch a married couple being faithful to each other.

No, Junik's mother.

I think he will use that boy as leverage against Munju in the last episode, that's why he took him with him.

After watching episode 5, I'm even more certain; I think he's Munju's son. Munju says they nicknamed him "Peach" 10 years ago. Junik calls him our peach when he dies. Why would he bring up the baby who died ten years ago? Moreover, his son was also in the church choir at the time. Since these are the last two episodes, the scriptwriter will squeeze in a superficial way.

On the other hand, there are only 2 episodes left, so there doesn't seem to be enough time to process this one.

In the first episode, Junik, while dying, tore off the necklace and said, "Our peach." Is the mistress's son actually Munju's lost baby? Because he said let's eat the peach. I think he was going to tell Munju about his son after the ritual.