Contrary to the comments saying episode 1 felt confusing, I personally think it was well-done. I normally start a drama without reading the synopsis, I only read them if the first episode does not tell me what I need to know. With this one, it was the same thing. When I saw that car drive up the mountain, I figured it was a celebrity car. When I saw the seating arrangement inside the car, my guess was confirmed. When they got to the house, it was clear to me that he was taking a break from celebrity lifestyle because if he's not there to shoot, what else is he there for if not to rest? All in all, episode 1 was a great start and it made understanding the following episodes quite easy.
What I do not understand so far is the make out scenes that play while the credits roll at the end of every episode. Are they an intro to upcoming scenes? I've watched every end scene from ep 1 to 4 and it's the same thing. Anyone?
This all feels unreal to me, that we are living in an era where we are now getting well produced Cbls back to back 😠I literally prayed for days like this🥹
A Roman Catholic scholarship student in the 90s with a pierced ear? Where e dey happen ðŸ˜ðŸ˜‚😂 Paying attention to things like this is literally the bare minimum.
This is definitely better than most Gmmtv series but there is just something missing. I feel it is not intense enough. That feeling of wanting someone when though you shouldn't, that intense pull of attraction that you believe to be wrong, to be sinful but you still can't stop yourself. The feelings I got watching Your Name Engraved Herein and I Told Sunset About You. That's what I was looking forward to but I am not getting anything.
Sorry guys, for not hyperventilating and being all philosophical about this series, but they could have done a…
I agree with you. It just isn't intense enough. The Trailer feels more intense than the actual scenes. Especially that piano playing scene you mentioned. The intensity shown in Your Name Engraved Herein and I Told Sunset About You is what I was expecting.
My body is vibrating 😠This feels worse compared to the first version 😠I can tell already what my days will be like when this one starts airing and omg gaga said it's soonðŸ˜
This is about to be my favourite Kdrama of 2026 and I am not even joking 😠It's so beautiful and raw. I am going to cry every time a scene makes me feel like crying ðŸ˜
I think many people did not like Love Beyond The Grave. Some said it was dull and boring, some said it wasn't as interesting as Pursuit of Jade. While I agree that it wasn't as interesting as POJ, I definitely did not find it boring or dull. I enjoyed watching this and I am a bit sad to say goodbye.
I went into this know how most Xianxia are, one of them was destined to die but what's amazing is how the writer managed to make it to not be heartbreaking.
Their adopted little brother died but became a spirit and ended up taking her position as Sovereign of Spirits. He died but his spirit is still with her, wandering the world with her so she doesn't feel lonely. Even Yan Ke died a worthy death, a death that felt like He and Simu parted in good terms (me thinks).
The death and separations was temporary, never a "goodbye" but always "we'll meet again".
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What I do not understand so far is the make out scenes that play while the credits roll at the end of every episode. Are they an intro to upcoming scenes? I've watched every end scene from ep 1 to 4 and it's the same thing. Anyone?
I really hope it continues like this.
Where I'm from, it's still a taboo even till date lol
Nevertheless, it is still a good series.
My body is vibrating 😠This feels worse compared to the first version 😠I can tell already what my days will be like when this one starts airing and omg gaga said it's soonðŸ˜
We finally have our toxic bl of 2026ðŸ˜ðŸ˜
I went into this know how most Xianxia are, one of them was destined to die but what's amazing is how the writer managed to make it to not be heartbreaking.
Their adopted little brother died but became a spirit and ended up taking her position as Sovereign of Spirits.
He died but his spirit is still with her, wandering the world with her so she doesn't feel lonely. Even Yan Ke died a worthy death, a death that felt like He and Simu parted in good terms (me thinks).
The death and separations was temporary, never a "goodbye" but always "we'll meet again".
I like this a lot.